Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-10
Baltimore. By the time they reach Washing
ton they are in good form again.

York yesterday. Yet yesterdays New York pa
pers roasted him for losing the game of the
day before and criticised Wards judgment in
substituting him for Lyons.
| Capt Stovev is said to be dissatisfied and has
asked that he be allowed to leave Baltimore.
President Hanlon last night had nothing to
| say about Stoveys wishing to leave, but in
timated that the captain could not be spared.
Arson. it is said, fined Ryan $40 at Cincin-
| natl. and Ryan refused to come to Pittsburg
until he was given the money. Ryan got the
| money.
The new pitching rules it is said. handicap
Stvetts and King more than any of the other
pitchers, many Of whom are really benefited by
them.
| Manager Chapman wrote to Capt Comiskey
that Darby, released by Philadelphia without a
trial and later engaged by Cincinnati, will prove
a great player
Mike Kelly says he will not play with New
York till June 5. If at all. His theatrical en-
gagement expires then, and he is making more
money now. he saws. than Ward offers.
Henry, the right fielder of the Cincinnati
club, is not young blood by any means. When
Ferguson was the star pitcher of the Philadel-
phia club Henry was pitcher in the same
team, and Harry Wright thought a great deal
OF the young man as ball player. He twirled
against the team managed by Bancroft at
/ Providence. Since then Henry has played with
| the Baltimore. in Eastern and Western Leagues.
Ihe Chicago team comes pretty near hailing
I'm .he .our quarters OF .he siope' OF. a. ieas',
K;,.ra ane iour quap'ers OF me United States
San Diego, Tex: "Jiggs' Perro.t from Port
land, Ore; Lang from San Francisco and Will
mot from st. Paul. This covers pretty near all
the extremes of this country.
! rh;.ss i"IIo'' rs Paving 'ne pest pan III tie
replaced Dahlen. who had been playing great
game at third. The change was not relished
by the cranks, and Parrott was all broken up
W ,he Erilcism OF !ne crowd.
Al, ne bos'ons ana New lorks are now tied Tor
INC INC murray cup. Inc Ne" 1orKs nave won IL
"'' INC Do''ous Two years. ID! Tue
III lo.is IONS Oh the donor The cup must De won
,;ne sneS, NOT necessa army consecutive, 10 en-
He noiuei ~ o"hersniP' II tue Dos,ohs
hn WIN 'he pehhant 'hls season the cup Will De
VII o,;o.. Ill,
y; ~ vi "taie! III 'ne ooA Dos'on WIN
P'. .n ois Iueh 10 WIN touay game from tne
No 1es'erudy BOSTON utooe.
o,;. III 'ue pos'on "tooe: VINO Is tra.
naner The Wesh;n, WIS hes as roo SI p 70 MS
pipa- i W: ni.etons nave lhree oiu DoS,ol'
ton bnr I I nuioro ana farreli. wnie pos-
const,t,, ooe nui. - aiso On 'ne 'eaii. ihey
tba haS. ., ~, tu"r.e' Una. AZ presEh, are uoihs
Nc ,,s ,to u uhe p"3 ing anu VIII 40 .hs peo-
| w. =, - hooI W sc. mo s'nio ou oalii
A.. s. ~ 40 vi 'he sur oIuei oNeit
b;n..Ir 'no "eeA' anu ne iS taking care ol
$50
Ion Iorge. ina. HE STAB sad th"t the sen
49, WIN vn ."uee It; riau:'y rs 'he heA'
% ,io.ory rum bai.ihiore Is que.
ne paying SO Iar OF sam wise mas oeen
second ior Keeps: washington patrons are
imp p.y m.u onet nis w1rA anu pray 'ha' he Will
The following old National Ieague mon are
now members OF the Eastern League teams:
Visner, Inks, Rown. Wolf, Field, O'Day, Mich
1Ison, 'ahuyke' west; Cooney; SULLIVAN, fetut.
y,
..I,i, Eli ,,o,, ,,h.. ,o;a p;.... ,o
hall editor wban the CIsrs,.rds ,rspo ,i.v;no
| thar - -. -. az ~. o. pans
| keen that man Ewing ont ~ the game " IrIere-
| land Plain Dealer.
M1Phee was disabled by sliding to the plate
In the Louisville game His knee was bruised,
ou ..E nc VIII ~ no. oe iaio up lohg.
matt and dinsd u;,h pras;dert Prm:h nostarSa,.
| n Can't Ward and CnmisIav are ,x;i,;na NM
| nbv NAV 90 In Nav YORK and Kelly NAV at
! CINCINNATI
When he annearea ~ tho peor,e,s Tbeatsr i,
| Cinrinnati TnpJav n;abt NiLe EeI,v was snr.
| nrised The Pittsbnr9s and Cincinnatis were
! in front and MANAGERS Bancroft and RncLen-
berger stenned f-on the wines In bebalf %
| their teams one presented ..KcI', with a gold
bea6eJ cana "A e
Mark Baldwin, Pittsburgh's released pitcher.
left Pittsburg Monday night at the request of
Manager Ward to have conference with him
'-s NA"e W pi''n WIN 'no 'e" ioiA''
Amateur Base Ball.
The Originals defeated the Pick Ups yester-
day by 10 to 5. The Originals will accent
CHALLENGES from c,phs whose r,ar,h.r, 90
81 n 90, ~
unu.' ''A'0oH' A'uiee' H. 0'one' ''i s'ree'
southwes'.
The Young Orioles desire to hear from clubs
dress John Scott, els Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
omihg f'geohs Fly Ior RECORDS.
~ oh LUZ ""fnihe'on
1871 u .ne -'r..oai reeiaoi =. An,oiie"n
80 n"u 'Ae-' ~ .en1."
,o,'; w. 90, -'N'
Issuance, i9s niles
nePots ~, vi u.ners apPolll.eu 0! .lie race sec
ie"Iy " s.o "o'o " san,1a'io,i W "H'en AT ING
Setetal io,ss snow ,ne Ioi9"Ing re-
nM 20, spIeu Por nit,'ei -. y. hiu-
W " 10 a. u 80 80 Saius
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1on 81 tn ~ iiio '"iI .. 4. EInei,
~ !"i - lo HeH' aao uAes Pi"ce nay
The Manning sherman Pool Match.
Cbas. II. Manning. who has been matched TO
nIav Frank Sherman 500 noipts continuous