Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-14

Boston. .4 oo1o Sis 3
Pittsburg % o % 90 5
Batteries Nichols and Bennett, Terry and
Miller. Umpire -Gaffney.
At Philadelphia
Phila. ..o 900 o % o
Louisville o 200 o. .
Batteries-weyhing and Clements, Stratton
aud Merritt. Umpire -Emslie.
At New York
R. II. f..
NewYork....2 o . 2 % 2 IA IL /
st. Louis % o 2 o o o o Is 8 4
ley and Briggs Umpire-McQuade. Game
called on account Of darkness.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 30 o o 80 O-S 4
Cleveland 3 0 l o o II 1
Batteries-Stein and Kinslow; Young and
Zimmer. Umpire-Burns. Game called owing
to darkness.
At Baltimore Game postponed on account
of rain.
RIGHT OVER THE PLATE.
Pittsburg plays today at Philadelphia, Chicago
at Boston, Louisville at New York. Cincinnati
at Brooklyn and Cleveland at Baltimore.
There isn't ball player in the National
League more valuable for club today than
John Clarkson. SAYS the Cleveland Leader, and
Washington could have had him.
Pitcher Chamberlain of the Cincinnatis says:
Il don't see why anybody can't make a good
umpire. The way figure it out there only
two requisites. One is TO keep your eve on the
bail at all times. Then there is no chance Of
missing the play. for no play can be made with
out the ball Another thing is to keep the
players from talking back"
Pitcher knell was yesterday given his ten
IL 20
lines out for couple OF pitchers, but withholds
their names.
Philadelphia critics think Arson has a great
find in young Pitcher Miller.
New York released its best man when it let
Jim ORourke 60 Jim spoke his mind pretty
freely to Powers when given his release. When
John II. Day heard of the affair he promptly
suspended ORourke. which means the veteran
will receive no more salary from the local club,
and that he cannot sign with any other team,
for the present at least.
Ewing leads the batsmen with 1897 in twenty
three games. Jim o Rourke with 1872 really led
the New Yorks, for he played in forty-four
games.
Mcclure leads the local team with .2S3; Rad
ford second with .263.
The Washington club is negotiating with
Denny Lyons. York Times.
This lis the player who was offered to WASH
ington last year FOR Alvord and declined. He's
not as good as Radford.
Charley" Comiskey recently complained
very bitterly that there were too many '.easy
losers III his team and threatened to get rid of
some of them. He said he didn I want any men
about him who would go TO their dressing
rooms after losing game whistling johnny,
Get IOur Gun"
st. Louis has tried just twenty-nine players
this season. The Washingtons are next with
twenty-five. but the Baltimores stake the
cake" with thirty-one.
1t cost Pitcher Crane and some Of the other
New York players a part of their salary for be-
heving in Sullivan's pugilistic powers.
Herman has apparently gone all to pieces.
He can hardly be called a veteran. He has
fallen off wofully in his batting and running
Manager Hanlon lent Baltimore uniform to
a new aspirant for base ball fame yesterday and
will probably give him trial. His name is
Gilbert and he halls from Havre de Grace.
where he was the pitcher Of the local team.
Maggie Dolan, pretty Chicago cashier. has
run away to New York and married Ed Crane