Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-12
others are not particularly %. In batting the
team 10 below the average. It has no Slug
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other. are not particularly 90; In batting the
team is below the average. It has no Slug
gers"
| HLouisville's financial condition is all righ'
and there is nothing in that direction to dis
turb the players the Colonies should put up q
strong game. With Taylor. Tfefser, Jennings
and Kuehne in the infield they have an able
| quartet to start with. Weaver. Seery and Tom
/ Brown will make hard-hitting outield. Ehret
| Stratton Ueekin and Fitzgerald have shown
| that they are formidable pitchers, but each one
! of them has been hit hard at times. They are
a good lot, but putting any one of them in the
\ box does not insure victory b. any means
But on the whole Louisvilleis stronger Than St
| Louis.
THE BROWNS.
worden, Stricken. Crooks and Glascock are
the mound citys infield Here are four men
who will play ball for all that is in them. But
| IL will be spotty game 1t is doubtful il there
will be much good team work. Then they are
| spotty in their batting. They may make
| doubles and triples one day and fall down
| the next The pitchers box Is weak. The col
lection is made up of those other clubs have
| let go? Will they get q fresh grip? 1t remains
to be seen, but it is not likely.
THE GIANTS.
The New Yorks remain-Ewing, Bassett,
Lyons and Fuller are the infie,d. 1t is Ewing's
first season on first Bassott is a clever in
fielder, but is not reliable. Lyons is also unre-
liable. Fuller will 60 after everything and
play an earnest game, but he is the one strong
spot. No one thinks of saying that he is SUI
perior to Radford. ORourke, Gore and Herman
will he in the outield. Herman is quick. The
others are slow. 1t is . fair-fielding outfield,
but not brilliant All three are good litters
and. with Ewing and Lyons, will do the bulk
OF the hitting. For pItcherstiNew York has
Rusie, Sharrott, King and Crane. Rusie and
Crane can brighten timid batsmen, but they are
not invincible. Boyle, Fields and Murphy will
do the catching. There is no reason why the
Washington team should not defeat the Chants
In two games out of every three. When Wash
ington had weaker team and New York q
stronger Washington repeatedly whipped the
other.
Now, then, for the race.
THE NEW BASE BALL LEAGUE
The clubs Of the league will begin tine season
with these players:
Washington-McGuire, Milligan, catchers;
Knell, killen, Gastright, Dolan, Kilroy, Fore
man, pitchers; Larkin, first base; d. Richard
son, second base; II. Richardson, third base;
Radford. short stop; Donovan, left field; Hoy.
center field; Duffee, right field; Dowd, substi-
tute.
Brooklyn-T. DAILY, C. Daily. Kinslow,
catchers; Hart, Terry, Stein, pitchers; Brouth-
GLE, uIbt Udec, NhTu, SeCOuu OdSe: Joy &c, uHu
base: Corcoran. short stop; Brien, left field;
Griffin, center field; Burns, right field; Collins,
substitute.
acknowledgements, Cross, catchers;
Thornton, Esper, Keefe, Carsey, Weighing,
pitchers; Connor, first base; Mailman, second
base; Mulvey, third base; Allen, short stop;
Hamilton, left field; Delahanty, center field;
Thompson, right field.
STANDARDIZATION, Buffinton, Healy,
Cobb. pitchers; Robinson, Gunson, Hess,
catchers; Whistler, first base; Pickett, second
base; Gilbert third base; Shindle, short stop;
Van Haltren. left field; WEIGH, center field;
johnson, right field; McGraw, substitute.
New York-Boyle, Murphy, catchers; King,
Rusie, Crane. Sharrott, pitchers; W. Ewing
first base, Bassett, second base; Lyons third
base; Fuller, short stop; O'Rourke, left field;
Gore, center field; Herman. right field.
Boston-Bennett Camel, Kelly, catchers;
GARRISON, Stivetts, Nichols pitchers; Tucker
first base; Quinn, second base: Nash. third
base; Long, short stop; Duffy, left field; Sto-
vsy, center field; Mccarthy, right field; Lowe,
substitute.
Chicago - Kittredge. Schriver, Murphy,
catchers; Hutchinson, Vickery, Gumbert, Duke.
pitchers; Arson, first base; Caravan, second
base; Burns, third base; Cooney. short stop;
Dahlen, left field; Ryan, center field; DUNCAN,
right fell.
st. Louis-Beckley, Moran, Bird, catchers:
Gleason. Caruthers, Breitenstein, pitchers; Wer
den. first base; Stricken. second base; Crooks,
third base; Glasscock, short stop; Van Dyke,
left field; Brodie center field; Carroll, right
field; Pinckney substitute.
Pittsburg-Mack, Miller. Farrell, catchers
Baldwin. Calvin. Woodcock, Camp, pitchers
Beckley, first base; Bierbauer, second base;
Raymond, third base; Shugart, short stop;
Hanlon left field; Corkhill, center field; Swart-
wood, right field.
leyeland-Zimmer, O'Connor. Doyle, catch
ers; Young. Rettger, Viau, Cuppy, Davies,
Shearon, pitchers; Virtue, first base; Childs,
second base; Tebeau, third base; Mexican,
short stop; McAleer, left field; Davis, center
field: Burkett, right field.
Louisville - Cahill, Dowse, Grim, Hess,
catchers; Fitzgerald, Mcekin, Stratton, Sand
ers, Jones. pitchers; Taylor. first base: Pfeffer
second base Kuehne, third base; Jennings,
short stop; Seery. left field; Weaver, center
field; Brown, right field.
Cincinnati-Morgan Murphy, Harrington,
catchers; Rhines, Mullane, Chamberlain. Nc
Gill, pitchers; Comiskey, first base; McPhee.
second base; Latham, third base; Smith, short
stop; O'Neil, left field; Holiday, osntsr field;
HaIligan, right field.