Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-20
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Base Ball Notes.
Duryea has been released again his continued
ill health having proved q bar to good work
He will go to the seashore to recuperate.
A week from today the Senators return to
play the New Yorks.
Baltimore. Chicago and St. Louis are tie
for eighth place.
Graf, the new. pitcher, looks like young
Rusie in the box.
Gastright pitched another good game for
Boston yesterday.
No club has had the hard luck suffered this
season by Brooklyn.
Philadelphia paper declares that the changes
caused by injuries to members of his team viii
not affect their prospects much.
Manager Barnie has been up to Allentown.
Pa, after another pitcher. The Colonies don't
seem to need him now.
Brooklyn has G. Daley, Burns and Richard
son on its sick list One or more of the team
have been disabled ever since the season began
Chicago and ST. Louis had no game scheduled
for yesterday.
Mack has recovered from the injury to his
leg, aud will rejoin the Pittsburg club this
week.
Ward, Herman and Conner are the only MEM
beers Of the present New York team who played
on the famous champion team Of 1885,
Mccarthy has done the most timely hitting Of
any Of the Boston players this season.
Duffy leads the league in number Of base
hits-l09.
Hamilton is way ahead Of any one else in
runs, while Long ID second, with Duffy close at
hand.
Crane, the old Lacquer, is not . success. Bal
timore hit him hard yesterday.
Mclaughlin Laid on.
Owing to the great dissatisfaction with the
work Of Umpire Mclaughlin, President Young
has laid him of. II Mr.. Young can secure the
man he desires, Mclaughlin will be released
The probabilities are that Caruthers will take
hcLAughiin's place on the staff Of umpirss.
Pittsbure's New Battery.
Colcoiough and Sugden, Pittsburg's new bat
terry, reported yesterday at Pittsburg snd left
for Chicago to join the Pittsburg team. Coax
ley, he is better known, the pitcher, ia hand
| some fellow, standing about feet 105< inches
| in height and plays st $50 pounds. he il only
| twenty-one years Of age. He Is Q native of
Charleston, sc. He has played professional ball
| turco bcheous uis Work was as catcher.
Last year he pitched the entire season for the
/ Atlantic team Of the South Atlantic League
and this year he played with Charleston, being
the strongest pitcher. Sugden, the catcher ID
twenty three years old, feet 10 inches in height
and weighs 164 pounds. This IL his second year at
professional ball. He IL . native Of Fraukford,
Pa, near Philadelphia
LynchburR Defeated by the Y. M. C. A.
The first Of q series Of games between the Y
II. C. A. Of Washington and the Lynchbure
team was played at Lynchburg, Va, yesterday
and resulted in a victory for the Y. NJ. @. A. by
the score Of to 6. The Lynchburg team wa
strengthened by Smith, Mcclure, Worthingtor
and Abbott, the infelders Of the University Of
Virginia team, who played . very strong game
| johnson Reinsfatcd.
The vote taken by the members Of the L
A. W. racing board against Howard futile o.
Chicago and J. 8. johnson Of Minneapolis. ha.
resulted in the reinstatement of both riders.
johnson made affidavit that be 10 Q salssma,