Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13
THE SEASON ENDS TO-DAY.
Washington Will Wind Up in seventh
Place.
The league clubs rank as follows:

The Senators received q coat OF whitewssh
yesterday in one of the prettiest games Of the
season, the Colonies scoring but once. It was
pitchers battle, Sanders having shade the
| best Of it.
The Reds and Brooklyns played . close and
exciting game yesterday afternoon ut Oincin-
natl. But for q questionable decision by UNI
pire Gafney on Latham at the plate the local
| team would have tied the score. Tom DAILY and
"serspPy" Joyce each made ,zs home runs on
Stivetts started IN to pitch in yesterdays
game, but after the home club had made z runs
of his delivery he was relieved by Kelly, who
kept the home team down to five hits during
the balance Of the game. Ehret would have
shut the Beaneaters out but for a wild throw by
Beekley in the third inning. Score, II to l.
Gumbert proved an easy mark for the Phillies,
who touched him up for eight hits In three in
nings. scoring four runs and winning the game.
Anson's reorganized team is not any better than
the old one. The batting department does not
seem to have been improved. Score, to 8.
Yesterdays game at Cleveland was a sleepy
contest in spite of free batting. The New Yorks
ran bases poorly and their hits were somewhat
scattered. Doyles errors were costly and Cleve-
land hit pretty hard with men on bases. At
tendance, 200; score, 8 to s.
Instead Of playing at st. Louis today Balti-
more and st. Louis played two games yester-
day afternoon, the home team winning them
both. The fielding of Glasscock WIS the feat.
put up good games. In the second game Glass
cock. after making q wonderful stop. threw
wildly to first. 1t was his first error in twenty
games, and he redeemed himself by most phe-
nomenal fielding and great batting. Cobb was
batted out of the box, Van Haltren taking his
place. Lynch took sick, and Pitcher Gleason Of
st. Louis umpired the closing innings of the
contest. Scores, to 3 and IS to /.
Vice President Waltz yesterday gave Foreman
ten days notice Of release. He also sud that
plar to- 4lxnn .,x~la
season.
President Won der Abe and Calvin have COM
promised their differences, and Calvin again
signed a st. Louis contract.
VIM. Ehines. the pitcher expelled from the
Cincinnati club early in last May, has been signed
again by the club. Jerry Harrington will also
rejoin the club. and ii is probable that the pair
Will play their first game in the second series at
Baltimore.
DIR. Stuekey, president of the Louisville
club, assembled the players i'll his private
Office last night and reduced their salaries The
reductions we're all small Hereafter Manager
Chapman will look after the business interests
OF the club, but will have control over the
PLAYERS. That is the only logical function of
non-playing manager.
Umpire Mitchell acted under President
Young recent instructions Yesterday at Pitts
burg. He was told to be firm and he made the
Bostons stand around yesterday. filming Nc
Carthy S25 and putting him out of The game.
He had his watch ont on tho team twice. Pitts
burg will make protest to the triumvirs be-
cause Manager Salee pitched Kelly and made
the game a farce. The patrons revolted over
the act.
The makeup of the Orioles. as Manager Han
Ion has them arranged to play, will be: Halli-
gan. Stricken and Shindie the bases, with
Ward AZ short stop and Stovev left field: Shoch
center, and Van Haltren, right field; MchIuhon,
Cobb and Person. pitchers: Robinson. Gunson
and Sutclffe. catchers. and McGraw. extra.
Manager Hanlon has done thing that should
have been done long ago-release Curt WEIGH.
No one doubts his ability, but his defiance of
The rules ruined the discipline of the club. He
has been the Baltimores' weak poin, all tho
season but one would it.
Manager Barnie. to whom was given the task
OF getting bali team together at Minneapolis
to Represent that city in the six-club Western
Association has failed. The players of the
three teams out of which he hoped to get to-
gether enough men, Minneapolis. Milwaukee
and Fort WAYNE are scattered far and wide,
and though ordered by President Williams to
report for duty would not do SO.
Amateur Base Ball.
The Weather Bureau nine will play the Y. NJ.
c. A. reserves today at Ais pm. ut the y. NJ.
C. A. grounds.
The Young Stantons defeated the McGill 4
Wallace junior nine by q to 2. The Young
Stantons will accept challenges from teams
whose members are sixteen years or under. G.
Neurath. 3Z1 Massachusetts, avenue northeast.
The Southern Stars played the Altons on
Monday. the result being victory for the
Southern Stars by IL to 0.
The Walk-a-wayB defeated a picked nine
from ~ street northeast yesterday by to 4.
The Shooting Stars defeated the Young
Americans yesterday by 10 to g.
The Olives and Greens, both teams from
Georgetown. played an interesting game on
Monday. the result being q victory for the
Olives by Is to I.