Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-31
Base Ball Notes.

Inc WaSnlngtons defeated the Patterson,
n. J.. team yesterday in an Thinning game
| by s to-
The Orioles played games last week and
| lost them all
The New Yorks won Saturday on q
scratch hit, Tiernan scoring on a fly after
which o Rourke. Hoy and Sullivan ran. 4:
was ORourke's ball. hut Hoy couldn't b.
gotten out of the way ana the ball fell safe
The surest way TO prevent the transfer OF
games to other cities is to attend in larger
Plumbers the games that are not trans-
Harry Wright has beea at work in Phil.
adeiphia for ten years and has not had q
championship team In iii that tme.
Only one game In Washington this week
has been given ten days notice OF his re
| lease by President Won der Abe.
PRESIDENT Ryrne of Brooklyn promises .
statement regarding Richardson tomorrow
IL VIII probably turn out that he was mis-
quoted when he was represented as ciarg.
ing Richardson with liflkinS heavily
one who knows him will swear He lost 2
brother by quick consumption and is d.
able to severe colds ninself. He conse.
quently Is very careful ,. himself.
The New York club has purchased Petty
| from the Savannah CLUB for $500 He is a
pitcher and is said to be a :irst-class man:
Larry Twitchell broke the worlds record
IN throwing the base ball at Macon. Ca.
Saturday, He threw the bali IS yards.
| Daub. the pitcher of the Charleston club
has been engaged by brooklyn.
Joe Hornung Will he given a trial Of
um1 dnas s BY P President Young.
booked for their release
Today New York and Brooklyn win NEE,
at Eastern Park.
The Philadelphia club stands first in fie ID
ing and second in batting. Cleveland leads
| In batting.
Philadelphia continues to whine about he.
ing crippled. Even Harry Wright admits
that the changes have not hurt the team
Cross is superior to Reilly at third. Dee
nanty and Mailman are "a good as those
they have replaced
Hamilton leads the League in runs scored
Staford's batting Is n,DI what IL should be
New York Sun.
Catcher Harrington has been released o,
/ Louisville.
Ward has struck on: bu, once in seventy.
Latham captains the cincinnatis In Com.
fskey's absence.
Lynch has not umpired a game In Nex
Frank Bancroft says good fielding make,
| good pitching" which is true
All the eastern clubs made money on tnei,
recent western trip.
The Bostons are after Sheehan. the hard.
| hitting outflelder OF The Lewistons
a cry Is going up all over the League cir
cult for the double umpire system.
The Brooklyn club Is SAID 10 be after
Second Baseman Stearns Of Amherst Col.
lege, remarkable amateur player.
Merritt. the Boston catcher who had a
| finger split in one of the recent New York
games, will not be able TO play for three
Barnie has secured Rhodes side PARTNER
In the Jamestown, Pa, cluD in Menefee the
pitcher who was once a member OF the
Pittsburg club.
Foutz Is playing better ball this ear than
| for some time past. He ises the largest bat
In the League and knocSs out many q
Sam Wise's work with tire Nashingtons Is
the surprise of the season. He is Hay ing
third base In Mulvey's absence and Seems
perfectly at home there.-New York Sun.
j. l.. Bacon of Danvers. Mass, took
charge of the Providence team at Erie
Saturday. The retiring manager, w. W.
Burnham. was directed to report the state
Of finances to the board. The change In
due to recent complicati lions.