The Washington critic., 1889-03-22
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

American game at Glasgow far exceeded
that sbo,vn I'm Epgllsb towns tre.
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inehuous seornl rageu a'ong tne rou,e
Travelled by the American teams, nut,
fortunately, did not reach Glasgow. Though
the weather was n trine cold. n larpc crowd
turped ant IN w,t,oss tho gooe and Iiber-
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strong batting, OF which there was an
apuIuunce, out OF ueierence 10 tne deslre
ayoi, rahhy ,hoy,,ras oa vas's T., .n, @ a.. 49,
pending more particularly ON deceptionand
slow balls. Crane and Baldwin were the
tMiriefs, ana the latter was by Tar the most
effective, only SIX hits being made IRON his
ucnVcry. ohly seven innings were played
10 ueciue thc contest, tle score then stand
ing: All america, >; Chicago, y
Two additional innings were then played,
IN which Ail-Americn made Two runs; Ihe
Datting OF tne winners was decidedly tue
feature OF the game, they scoring. thirteen
hits, with total ot nineteen, The work
OF barlc, crane ana t0garty was most
noteworthy IN this respect, each of the iirst
Two making q Two ana three.Dagger' and
suo'e '" Vno s"i'c oy i'''""gs'
ch;oano e'''"'''''''''''''''''''' q
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Theatre and saw Osmond Marie IN ,tKing
Lear" The house was crowded and the
band played American airs amid great Gu
thusiasm. After the performance the play
ers were rendered reception. The teams
left at midnight for Manchester, where they
play to-day and this evening they Will be
banqueted.
The rumor that indianapolis is desirous
of securing the services OF Jim whitney is
confirmed by President Brush. In recent
,n ,n'ei''ew nc sa,u' =, Is 'rue we "ouiu
trode can La ,v nons,,rn,n",adU oo," pSn FEW WY my
inrtop maneremcnt has long been i'm
pressed with Healy's powers rs pitcher,
and has anxiously awaited an opportunity
vi securing MN; Wni,neys Ittle diihculty
VIII WIN Ircsiue1t i,pWo.. nas gwen the opPor-
". unu VI. iicWe.t nus n'iuo o'er.ures
w y, .sesiuen' ~, @ % Drusn iooHnS Iowarn ,raue
VI ,ne ,wo Piayers' neaiy IL w England,
Mu no.lnnH neninto VII po uone III me
Ipat.er until he cai NC cohsuiteu on MS
re'"'n'
A special meeting OF the Middle States
League was held last night at the Grard
House I'm PHILADELPHIA. The following
delegates were present, j. NJ. Bripbt Of the
Co., cts,,,I - 1a.,,, - 49,
Iuoan I oinn's, o"'''us rmr'ns'on anu
Josspn u levine oi Harrisburg, Charies
T.. Mason Oh 'hc fniiadeiphin Giants, I'd
ing and II. L. Myers of York. The follow
ing changes were made In the officers of the
league; Joseph G; Devine was elected vice
president and IL. Il. Myers a member OF the
poard Oh directors. frahkords pace IN
,no icnEue was anGin,eu i, ,h vncan.' anu iork
was seiec'eo 10 HI 'he vacancy
Inc new 'ork Jockey Ciuo announces
una, IL mas received i,foo entries lor inc
MeNe stahe events IL proposes giving next
nusoe', "non 'ne VIZ @i'"V'ovu 'fa.h ue
wee Onee'o, WI, po opehe"' Inc "hi'c
riains fianuicap ior two-yehr-oius NJ tnree-
quarters Oh mile received the unusually
large entry OF 's4o, while tne treat Eciipse
STAKES, also lot twO-year-olus, AZ the same
distance, received ~ entries. vi the three
year-oiu nxt',res, tne feinam bay Hanui-
cap, al one mile ana a quarter, closed with
iOs nominations, ana the New YORK Jockey
Clup hanaicaP is easily hrst OF the all
aged eyents Win liV cntfles, Inc New
tHroh tHao vi cue ho; near.s ., 'he morse owners-
Captain Sam Brown has reouested bi,
trainer, Mr.. Rogers, to bring his string of
twenty-three race horses here during the
hrst week IN Aprl.
Mr.. Grantz, owner OF Elkwood, winner Of
last years Suburban, believes that his horse
will stand training again, and that he may
win another great race.
Trainer Frank McC Cabe has great hopes of
sending Hanover to the post In frst-cass
form about the lst of June.
Jobn Erby fo, S1f (oi the famons nacer
Won Ret and Lack IN. Essv' bis rppnino