Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-17
Clubs Leading Bntsmen.

1873. Long 800.
MISUNDERSTANDING .s7s Thompson
1856. Boyle .3is. Cross .3is.
Pittsburg- Stencil 400. E. Smith 1867. Van
Pittsburg) BAT.
Cieyeiand-Tebeau ST.. Mexican 1868. Ew-
ing $751; Burkett 1857.
New York;. Ward .354, Davis and Tier
nan .34S. Connor .344.
Brooklyn.Brouthers $3.50. Griffin .s1S. Cor
| coran 800. Kinslow .2S5.
Cincinnati-Hoiliday .346. Latham .sll, Nc
Baltimore-Robinson 1856. J. Kelly .s2e.
McGraw .3t5.
St. I.ouis-Bannon 1864. Brodie $50. wer-
den :sls
Chieago-Dahlen $40. schriver 800. Arson
.31S Wimot .3l3
Washingtso ,n 81. Larkin SGT. J.
O'Rourke 1902. Esper 300.
Louisville Browning .S61. T. ORourke
with Baltimore and Louisville) $50.
Eastern League Bulletin.
President Powers of the Eastern League
has issued the following bulletin: Con-
tracts approved. With Binghamton,James
Duryea, John Ruckel: Buffalo-M. Cross.
James Meakin; Providence-C. i. Jones'
Reinstated. BY Springfeld-M. H. Bradley
Released. BY Springfield to Bufalo-M. H.
Bradley; -Wilkesbarre to Brooklyn club
Albany-G. b. Stephens. william Hoover:
Binghamton-Third Baseman Pinkney.
Pitcher Doran of Scranton: Buffalo-D. e.
Duddale, Pitcher Stephens of CHATTANOOGA
F. Ely: Providence-Catcher Connaughton,
Pitcher Quarles. James O'Connor: Spring
field-Davies. pitcher New York club.
Hawkes. World Record.
Hawkes. performance for the Orioles in
Washington yesterday in not allowing his
opponents to make a single hit or run is
the best record which any pitcher has made
In nine innings. Several pitchers have held
opposing batsmen down to two or three
hits and Kennedy few days ago held the
New forkS down to one safe hit, but
Hawkes. performance yesterday establish
ed world record.-Baltimore Sun.
Western Clubs Coming East.
There are no regularly scheduled games
In the League today, and most of the west
ern clubs will spend the time in travelling
east, while the clubs which have postponed
games will try to play them. st. Louis
has one game postponed with Baltimore
and Boston will play at Philadelphia. The
Browns played at Pittsburg yesterday and
are scheduled to play at Philadelphia to-
morrow 1re VIII They hey will play the postponed
afternoon If the weather permits. Tomor-
row the western clubs will begin the last
series with the east. Louisville will be a I
Baltimore, Cleveland at New York Pitts.
burg at Boston. Cincinnati at BROOKLYN.
st Louis at Philadelphia and Washington
at Chicago.
Base Ball Notes.
In the three games just played With the
Washingtons the Baltimores made twenty
three runs, twenty-seven hits and five err
rorS to Washington's seventeen runs
twenty-five hits and seventeen errors.
The BaltimOres won the series by defeat
ing washington yesterday. OF the twelve
games played Baltimore won seven and
Washington five.
Three home teams were shut out yester-
day. They were Washington, Philadelphia
and Chicago. New York and Pittsburg
were the only clubs to win on their own
grounds. Cleveland, which played at home
made only one run.
New York, Cincinnati and Baltimore
played errorless games.
This weeks games in Chicago were not
| transferred, but were originally scheduled
| there.
Over 5000 people attended the three Bos.