Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-28

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Louisville. 10: Boston 8
W.
The Columbus s,o,e -Jo,,rno, nrints the fol-
lowing notes Of local interest.
JacI DoI,n n,ox sion with cincinnati A deal
is aIso ON for How
Henri Gastripht il fearful that he'll he the
next Ia follow lack Dolan.
NcGuire of the Washipptons has PLAYED in
Already Washington has let 90 five men
Wood Shoch Kilroy Dolan and Hardie Rich.
ardson-and the returns are not all in.
The Milwaukee Base Ball Club. through its
Chicago representative. has filed suit in the
William Dahlen. third baseman for the Chicago
club. 1t is claimed by the plaintiff that prior
to the opening of the base ball season Dahlen
advance Dahlen afterward accepted a more
remunerative offer and cancelled his contract
with the manager of the Milwaukee aggrega-
$500.
Before leaving Pittsburg for Washington
Capt Burns notified the directors Of the Pitts
burg club that he would mail the usual ten-day
notices of release to Ed Swartwood and Billy
Earle This leaves the Pittsburgs fourteen
men, counting Burns
The New York World SAYS of Young Fitz-
gerald: The Young Mems Catholic Club of
Washington. d, c.. has n phenomenal pitcher
pitched he struck forty men out. allowing only
three scratch hits to be made off him. In the
first game he struck out fifteen of the strong
Columbia Athletic Club batsmen and in the
second he struck out twenty-four men,"
President Frank Robson of the Cleveland
club informed the Cincinnati officials that in
Difference to the expressed wishes of their con-
stituents the Cleveiands would play no more
engagements.
Did some one say that Clarkson had seen his
best days! How about one hit off him in nine
innings obtained by Louisville on Thursday?
This is the way an exchange refers to our old
n. , ht,h " p;S mas Deen heavlly nned py the
eiuo ioi iiiuuieAAS III uiosy hcracies.
IT, ,---,- ..,r
.o IN. I'VE" iElh herorur! saws: Ai'er the IN
. ,,Is eAnloitioh oy ms team on TUESDAY
oi,,inI irwin = rePvLeed 20 nave sought Sc
ciuueo spot uhder the Eastern fark grand
ing unto siinseM.
c .ponhe vi .he Washington payers CONSIDER NC
,i III III ~ 'oil'n, say 'he Ne" lork reg
~ -, I. a nc hi7 Piateu WE'VE games WIN the
.i tis s11son aga mas hot yer scored run,
VIZ, IN I Io is naoe many NUS oh' no. ne Is
iio' 'ne 'oiian!
me " 'i,si T are ,ne champion wet
mea'ner e!up; Nheii tney ley on their western
UP lne4 toch ,ne ram WIN tnem. Mnen tney
Is .ui.eI' ~. me ram came also linen they
-, WaSh; ~, INC e 1s Snu sunny SKIES returned
,,.'.' y. eiouo1urs.. an IndlSnant popuace
mansS 10 kiiow VINO II practclng the rain-mak-
my act "hle processing 10 De Dali player.
Lnaanaser barIie Wa'ched iuesday game
az ~, ht'7.err arr arr ~ was sdlu, ne remarked
WIN d sinlie' that IRWIN won the association
Penlan. ior boston hst year py means OF a
:! stem vi signals WIN Wnlch ne directeo every
movement on the held. Can 1t be that Arthur
mas iost OF Forgotten MS slgnais!
The Chicago club is now made up of thirteen
men and Anson reioices in the TACT He has
thrown superstition to the winds with the nm
lucky rabbits foot and announces that he is
going to show his teeth to fate from now ON.
Nevertheless, his thirteenth victory WAS fatal To
his advance.
The league players with batting average of
800 are scarce. There are only eleven OF Them
and thew are getting fewer every dav as the
have Representatives among the 3OO batter
the exceptions being Philadelnbia- Wasbington
and Cleveland.
Van Haltren leads tho leag,a ho,sroe,
to date. with an average of a76 Ne
has been batting in his old-fasb;onad form for
the last month. getting one on r,ora hits IN oil
of his last eleven games and batting safely u,
every game bnt one Of the Last sayan;.a
Tbree RroolIvn man orc Nos o q .,dA ~,
the Iist They are Tom nal osi. panu.ha. u,'
.35e and Rnrns Az 'o''
Can't. Pfeffer leads his team with the st;cl
He IL No < WITH a recnrd 80 a.o "''N 'i' ''i'A'
ave ON tbs a0o fTst ciaaSa 90 .ea '! a aau
Elmar Smith pi,tshrr, Sae, T;d no.'' ~, 20
York aoo St;vetts Ros,on on n n I've"
Cbicooo ans and Tcpboa C;,,";,r,.; on5
Hamilton. No IL. leads Pb;iadelnb;o with
with a7s and TarIin M 90 ;s SrS, l., w nS.
;ngton ,r;,h OK ' A ""'"
Arson IL mn With N. bovs sooord ~, h;s .,
and No * ;n the I.aa,A m,,b ooI 'A Ai' '0"ii
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