Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

Shugart, the Pittsburg short stop, refuses tc
trade to Won der Abe for Glasscock. He says
he wouldn't play for Chriset any salary. Glass
cock has finally secured his release and has gont
home TO Wheeling. His St. Louis experience
was just wha. every one last spring predicted
Genins has been secured to play short for St
Louis.
Hoover Of Rochester hos been signed by Gin.
cinnati and Wood is to go.
Keller, the crack Binghamton third baseman
has been secured by New York. Washington
among other clubs was after him.
Capt. Tebeau's injured knee is SO that he car
play again.
Arson has released Second Baseman Connors
who WIS purchased from Joliet for $500.
''Orator" George Schaffer, an old-time bal
player, is now interested in q book at the
Grayesend track.
Manager Buckenberger has signed contract
to manage the Pittsburg club next year. He
will have absolute charge Of the team.
The three years contract which WEIGH ha
with the New York club expires this year, but
it is not expected that it win be renewed.
Arson isn't using his new man, Miller. very
often. In fact, there isn't pitcher in the
team the old man can depend on outside OF
Gentle Willy" Hutchison.-Netr York Press.
Alack Donaghue for Atlanta, La.ly for Mem
phis and Hamburg for Mobile were the star lief;
fielders Of the Southern League. All were with
the Western League until it disbanded.
Umpire Mike Mahoney intends to give up
umpiring, although Mr.. Young wants him for
next year. 1t is said that his Lowell, Mass,
friends will send him to the common council
this fall
Arson Is now being compared to Napoleon at
St Helena although it Is believed that the
French warrior had more fun in minute while
in exile than Arson has in the whole two hours
he spends at first base.
Pittsburg has traded Joe Kelly for Van Hal
tren Of the Baltimore club, paying some money
in exchange.
Count" Billy Kuehne, the fat third baeeman,
lis playing for Comiskey.
Tom Brown has not stolen base in sixteen
games.
Mccarthy has failed but once in sixteen
games TO bat safely.
Mcmahon of the New Yorks is Of the proper
caliber.
Bierbauer Of the Pittsburgs has done phe-
nomenal work at second. In the last forty-six
games he has made but seven errors, and his
fielding percentage Is 1862.
The New Yorks have won nine out of the last
eleven games played, and this spasmodic burst
has caused some of their admirers to behold the
championship OF 80.
The Colonies have transferred the October
series to Cincinnati and they play there Octo-
Der 7, 8 and 8. Chicago is also coming down to
play the games scheduled for that city October
10 and II. 1t is much too cold for ball there
then.
Short Stop Allen Of the Philadelphias has
been doing remarkably strong work with the
stick Of late.
Pop Smith recently won game for the At
lantas by making a home run in the first inning
with the bases flied.
Latham was fined s25 by Umpire McQuaid
the other day for persistently indulging in
loquacious demonstrations
Schmidt, Baltimores new pitcher, Is q prom
ising twirler.
Center Fielder Daley, late Of the Buffalo
Eastern Lesgue) club, is expected to join the
Baltimores.. DALEY is fine fielder, fast runner
and good batsman.
Pitcher Gleason has been indefinitely sus-
pended. Won der Abe says more suspensions
viii follow
Shochs broken arm Is entirely mended, but
is still too weak for him to play ball
Ward Of the Baltimores has thrown out q
number Of runners on the bases from right field
lately. He has also improved in his batting
Newman, who played early in the season with
New York, has Joined the Chicago club to play
left field
The Baltimores have arranged to play an ex-
hibition with the local club at Paterson, N. J.,
tomorrow.
After Tuesdays gnme Ewing said: THAT man
Schmidt ID mighty good pitcher"
Pfefer is now playing first base for Louisville,
with Whistler on second
Camp Of St. Louis hits the ball hard and
ought to make q great bose runner, but his
fielding IL erratic.
Among those who think. that the league and
the association made mistake in consolidating
are Presidents Hart. Soden and Capt. Anson.
John B. Day, President Byrne and Director
Howe disagree With them.
Up 70 tie ninth Saturday every Cleveland
man had made hit except McAleer. With
two cut Virtue got 10 nrst on balls and Mack
uade svrything ok. By doubls 70 esnsse.