Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-19

Chicago So 80 500 BROOKLYN. IA 4s .4T8
Boston. ia 80 .5S1 Cleveland. As 81 464
New York. 81 81 $50 Cincinnati. SO 81 .406
Philadelphia.50 Al .532 Pittsburg. ....35 90 1868
The babies Of the Association, the Milwau-
KEGS. went down to st. Louis yesterday, and it
WAS brewer against brewer, the brand from the
lakes rising to the top-Milwaukee, in other
words, defeated ST. Louis. the score being 7 to-.
The new Milwaukee club, as played yester-
day, is composed of Burke, Petit, Earl, Del-
rympIe, Canavan. Carney, Grim, Albert and
Davies. They played with only one fielding
error.
'Yank'' Robinson returned to his old place
on second in Comiskey nine.
The BOstous pounded Healey delivery yes
terday and won from Baltimore by - TO 8.
Griffth. who went into the box for Boston in
the first inning, was hit for six runs and Had
dock was substituted with great effect.
The BOstons (A.A.) have released McGeachv.
He did good work. but with Kelly the club will
have too many men. and he was allowed to go.
big crowd is expected on the occasion of
Kelly reappearance with his old comrades to-
day. Kelly will be given great reception.
The game at Cincinnati yesterday was dis
graced by fight between McAleer and Latham.
McAleer was rounding third base III the eighth
inning and Latham attempted to block HIM.
McAleer struck at the Cincinnati captain and
the latter promptly knocked hin. down. Me
Aleer sprang TO his feet, and, running to the
bench. seized IA bat to chase Latham. For
time there considerable excitement. but 1t
subsidized and the game was finished.
The Nationals begin u series OF three games
with the Orioles in Baltimore tomorrow. After
that the western clubs make their last eastern
trip of the season.
At Yesterdays meeting of the American Asso-
citation in st. Louis the Cincinnati club was dis
banded for the present and Milwaukee admitted.
The Cincinnati club is retained in full member
ship, but its dates are transferred to Milwaukee.
There are. therefore, nine clubs in the associa-
ton. This means that with more accessible
grounds the association may reOccupy Cincin-
natl.
BY the new base ball deal Washington gets
Johnston. Seery and Mari; Milwaukee, Mains,
Vaughn, Dwyer, Carney AND Canavan and Bos-
ton. Kelly.
There will be an association club in Cincin-
natl next year.
President Kramer resigned yesterday, but
his resignation was not accepted by the associa-
ton This should be answer TO the mock
sympathy of league papers for kramers
throw down by his associates.
The Western Association plans to play out
the season with SIX clubs. Dave Rowe proposes
to take the Lincoln team to Minneap polls and
10 drop Lincoln.
With its own men and those whom it secured
from Cincinnati the Milwaukee team may prove
a formidable opponent to the other American
Association members, the score from st.
Louis shows. Catcher Grim is the general
player whom the Orioles endeavored to secure
several weeks ago: Davier, the pitcher, has
made an envlable reputation foc himself IN the
minor leagues; First Baseman Carney and
Shortstop Canayan were the cracks of the dis
banded CINCINNATI team Second Baseman
Petit played with New Haven last year in the
Atlantic Association, while Alberts, who guards
third base, Is an old and experienced PLAYER.
In lett field Dalrymple, the once famous Chi
cagO player, Is stationed. Burke of last year,
Phddel phia3 Is IL. center and Earl Of last year
ChIcagoe in right. In addition to these men
Milwaukee has signed from Cincinnati Pitchers
Mains and Dwyer and Catcher Vaughn. Petit
will captain the team, while Cushman is to con-
time as manager and Manager Bancroft of
Cincinnati has been signed as business mana
ger.
New York is but one point behind the Bos-
tons for second place. The race i'll the league
is beyond question the most exciting seen for
| Years.
The Boston Herald SAYS: within few DAYS
| the Reds will have signed most of their present
| players for next season. They are a set of men
who need little or no managing.
Calvin has been pitching since 1874 and
| never knew what 1t was to have lame arm.
| tie Is still Pittsburgs winning pitcher, al
though BIC Is not worked as often as hing and
| Baldwin.
snugart went to the bat four times for Pitts
| burg yesterday and made "a single a double
| and triple OFT Gumbert.
| Pitcher Doian, who left the Columbus club
| IN the sulks, Is supposed to have jumped to
| the league.
| I.a.ly, who PLAYED center field for the New
| Haven team, has signed with pittsburg.
| The Boston Globe says: lit Is funny to hear
| the National League people calling Kelly all
| sorts OF names and yet trying to get hun back
| into the league"
The st. Louis Browns. in charge of Can't.
Comiskey, and the Boston Association team
| Will make trip TO the Pacific coast this WIZ
ter and viii play long serIes OF exhibition
! games king kel has given his consent to
/ accompany the Browns. He will catch and
| play right field.
/ one of the principal acts of the American As
ISOLATION nagnates at their meeting at St. Louis
yesterday was to adopt resolution to the
| effect that no oyertures should be made to the
| National League tending toward peace.
| Boston's association team has had more than
| its share of hard luck. Hardie Richardson WAS
laid up with broken leg for thirteen weeks
aud Billy Joyce viii be disabled at least seven
weeks.
According to arrangement the Athletics were
to have played III Reading yesterday, but the
| miserable state OF the weather caused them to
cancel their date at the above place.
Wet grounds and sloppy weather prevented
the Philadelphia Brooklyn game yesterday
Neither club appeared particularly anxious to
try conclusions.
The loung Carsey Base Ball Club has organ
lied tor the season and would like to hear from
AL clubs with players under thirteen years of
age. Address j. Harry Cole, manager, 20li
7th street northwest, city.
The capital Base Ball Team has signed Pete
Muliigan. the well-known Splinter, as their
| second baseman for the season.
The Young COnIiskeys are composed of the
following players: Trapp, McCarty, Hannah.
Bo.man, Donovan, Leayey, Laufman. kiefer
and SIsson. They will play any team iii the
city under fourteen or fifteen years. the
Neridians and Aerials preferred. Address
Ivan Leavey, $40 9TH street northwest.
The Young McGuires defeated the Young
Carsevs by the score of 10 TO 10, and would
like TO hear from all clubs whose players are
under thirteen years of age. Address chal-
lenges to Manager Edward Joy, 6l3 IL street
northwest.
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