Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-24

Ease HALL
The following games were played yes
terday:
New York-New York, 4; Phiadel-
phia, 8.
Second game:
New York-New York, 2; Philadel-
phia, IL.
Boston Boston, Z; Washington, g.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z; Cieve-
land, 6.
Chlcago-Chicago, 2; Pittsburg. l.
Kansas City-Kansas City, z; Ath-
letIc, 0.
Oincinnati-Cncinnati, A; Brooklyn, 10.
At eyracuse-Syracuse,4 4; Buffalo. z.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Hamil-
ton, 4.
At Toledo-Toledo, IL; London, 8.
At Detroit-Detroit, 10; Toronto, IL.
NOTES.
The New Yorks will try hard to down
| the Pbillies today.
Under Hanlon's guidance Pittsburg is
playing great game OF ball.
The Cuban Giants and York will play
at Gloucester tomorrow.
AS long as Cincinnati bombards UNI
pires of losing games with beer bottles 1t
is not eligible TO League membership.
Chicago Tribune.
1t seens as though the double umpire
system was destined TO have q thorough
trial next season. 1t deserves one. All
other systems have failed.
Harrisburg plays at Wilmington to-day
and Monday and the former will make q
desperate attempt TO take lead away from
the new member.
II the Phillies are not careful the Chi
osgoes will take third place. York
Herald. Yes, and If the Giants are not
careful Chicago may take New York's
place.
1t is now necessary to check dirty ball
playing by stringent rules. The player
who willfully tries to injure another de.
serves to be retired, anu the rule that
retires him will be good rule.
The plan oil equally dividing the gate
receipts to future LekGue championship
games is being quietly discussed by the
clubs. Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburg,
Washington aud Indianapolis are said to
favor such q division, and New York,
Boston aud Philadelphia to oppose 1t.
New York plunges In the bean soup
again at Boston. We'll, if New York
doesn't win the championship 1t can
blame no one but itself. 1t had good
enough chance to get grip on the PEN
nant this week that would last through
the season. 1t Is true that Powers was
not with New York to assist Ewing in
umplring and perhaps that accounts for
the exGiauts' woeiul down-iall.-Cleye-
land Leader.
Latham was either playing crooked
, bal, or Won der Abe did not know what
be was talking abcat.
Captain Haulon requires the Pittsburg
pitchers to take Is minutes TO bate r
= | uhaV, tl,aaR ltNl. Ia at h.
Jim Hart says the Giants outfleld is
D what is doing the business for them.
3 o'Rourke, .S36; Herman. $40 and Gore,
800 are quite an offset 10 Kelley, .27G;
4 Johnston, .254, and Brown, .254.
r Have you noticed that three clubs,
4 Chicago, Philadelphia and Pittsburg, are
= now playing at pennant speedl These fnal
: 30 games OF the League for all the team:
: will be dandies. York Pres.
This is the way the Cincinnati En-
quirer heralds Manager McGunEigle'i
' arrival: Willie Bill Ma-gun-in-gill will 81
q on the bench this afternoon and look lik,
u deadWise mug. 1t will be remembered
. that 1t was While Bill that started tn
report that Comiskey is an "overatei
. stick, anyhow"
l. Brooklyu's big aggregation of batter
T. arrived in the city last night. Johi
:. Corkhlll, who came with them, was
: caller at the Enquirer office. He said
10 81 have no feeling against Cincinnati o
re Cincinnati players. l would like to SO
% them take good position, and, strang
m as It may seem, IN face Of the bad treat
a. ment got here, l still like to come I
=, the city. There is no truth In the repo
~ that do not like the Brooklyn player
This talk about It being an all-star 81
Up gregation and all the men being swell
is headed lie not true In any particular. The
30 are nice lot Of players and have treatt
H. me first. elias !. "-Ciucinnati Enquirer.