Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-17
WORLD OF SPORTS.

The eastern league teams start on their first western trip this evening.
 Pitcher Gilmore and Tanning have been released by the Butfalos.
 Umpire Ton Lynch of New Britain was saved from mohbing by the Indian apolis police Friday.
 It is said that Charlie Daniels will sue ceed Harry Spence as manager of the New Haven's.
 Ed Daily. of Columbus, Is still mals. inc his wonderful assists from deep left field to second and third base. Worcester is getting tired Of being in ragged edge" league: Next season it will be in the association or out of base ball,
 | Harry Wright has released Ward and sent him back to the sunny south Ward admits that the league is too fast l for him.
 | Nash, of Boston, had not made an CT TOT between May 6 and June :, a feat almost unparalleled in base ball history During that time he put out in 19 games 35 men and had g assists. Louisville played three amateurs at | Baltimore on Saturday on account ot the strike of some of the regular team. The opinion ill Louisville is that Manager l nected with a club.
 | The splendid showing beIng made by l Larry Iwitchell in the Cleveland league club is the subject of congratulation to his many friends, Larry came very near being d member of the Columbus asso- clatlon club.
 James keenan, one of the best known sporting men in this country, died at his residence in North Somerville, Mass, at s P. m. yesterday from heart trouble and dropsy. keenan was the man who brought out John L. Sullivan,
 The New Torks were happy Man agrr Mutrie sang out from the grand stand to the reporters: ''The Giants are still in the race. and judging from the way they play ball, so say we all of us.- Murnane in the Boston Globe.
 it is said that GIasscocls and Con Daily got i;.to a dispute at Indianapolis on Friday. Giasscucll tried to eat Daily witt d poclzetiknife and Daily threw a mallet at Glasscock. The men were separated before doing each other any harm,
 kelly says he likes to be gtyed by a New York crowd. ''1hey arc all my friends, you know" he said to the writer one day last week, ''and if they say any thing that they think hurts my ferlngs they always go up to my stor" aud ap- ologize.
 Tho New York players will leave for the west tonight with blood in their eyes. The club is now in just as good a condition as when they were on their great first trip last season. and tue men all say that they will try ,u do even better this time than they did then. They go to Cleveland first.
 II, >f, |, ,; vailing number in base hits on Monday last. In the first game at iChicago In dianap0lis made 6 hits. ln the second game the HOosiers made 6 hits. In the New York Boston game the Giants made 6 hits. In the Atlantic-k Alsas City game the cowboys made G hits. In the Brook lyn-Louisville ganie Mir Byrne's men made 6 hits. ln the Raltimore-St Louis game the first named made t h it's, The June meeting of the popular Derby Driving association, with four days of good racing, will convene at
 Derby tomorrow For the first day the
 three minute and 2:.,S classes are sched-
 uled. with large field of starters. The
 track, grounds and stable accommoda- tionS have been increased and greatly
 improved this sDaSOn. and a large attell- dance is probable. There will be two races each day and the total of races is
 11S.
 President Day and Mana~cr Wright
 had q long talk Saturday regarding the 3 deal which will include the transfer ot , Joe Geriardt, the second baseman of tht t Jersey City club to the Philadel phi; - team. Mr Wright says that he would !. like to get Gerhardt until Delehanty i 9 well enough to play again, but Mir Da, v does not think that Gerhardt will con
 sent to such deal Gerhardt is playin4 S a good game and would not only mak, l a eo ood man for the Philadelphia clul l. but for any club. He would like to pla, d in Philadelphia.