Evening star., 1894-06-30
Base Ball NOtes.

Louisville people are disgusted with the
Colcnels. Only about 800 saw yesterday 8
game. Washingtoaians are more forgiyny
Washington Will soon be in last place. The
attempt ID make a winning team ont OF
minor league players has not bsen a glitter
ing success.
The best of feeling does not prevail be-
tween Manager Schmeiz and his men. Mauy
of the letter want to leave the club. OF
course good work is out of the question.
Joe Sullivan has been suffering severely
from a bad burn Dy carbolic acid, which has
accounted for nIs railing to play.
III SUCH a thing We're possible Harry
Wright is PROBABLY now chuckilng over
Arthur 1rwin's iii luck. 1he latters expert
ence mere TWO years ago showed that ne had
no ability as a manager.
Yesterdays was TIE third game Tebeau
has lost on this trip by bad nelding. Sell
bach could do better than that.
Latham is about as poor an excuse for a
ball player as Is now on the diamond. He
is weak on any kind of bail and seems
positively scared whenever the sphere starts
toward him.-Loulsville paper. On the con-
trary, Latham stands among the leading
batSnien or the country, anu only one or
two third basemen excel him. he Is always
in the game and can generally be depended
ON for nit when needed.
If there is a player that can get the Colo
nelS out OF the last place IL Is Tom Brown,
the newly elected captalu.-New York Re-
corder. Tom needn't worry. the Washing
tons will speedily vacate eleventh hole iVr
him.
although Jim ORourke has thrown up the
sponge and quit umpiring for good the west
ern critics sui continue to pound him.
The Brooklyn players pick Boston out for
the pennant winners.
Mike Slattery has been made manager of
the Worcester club.
Rusie is beginning to shoot them over the
plate again with his oid-time speed.
Giasscock has played twelve games with
out an error.
Brodie struck out on June Is for the first
time
George Shoch is more than filling Mike
Grifin's shoes.
Hoy is falling Off In his play with Cincin-
natl.
Mr.. Stage has refused to umpire Sunday
games.
The Brooklyns seem to be very much In
the game at present.
Charley Farrell is hitting the ball in his
old style and more than earning his salary
for the New York club.
Willie Mains is in good pitching form once
more.
Fred Pfeffer, the Louisville second base
man, has failed in the restaurant business
with liabilities of 5000. Pfeffer Is anxious
to go back to Chicago.
There is a great race going on between
Keeler, Duffy and Delehanty to see who
will get 100 base hits first. All have over ~
to their credit.
King Kellys Allentown team are. without
doubt. the most cTratic players on the
diamond today. One day they play without
an error. while next day they go out and
get killed.
Jack Hartley has been appointed on the
regular staff of National League umpires.
President Young saw his work in the last
Boston Washington game and was well
pleased with it.
A check for s.. 400 has been sent to Treas
urer Nick Young by to1 der Horst, to be
paid to President Won der Abe as soon as
Gleason appears in an Oriole uniform This
was done to hurry the st. Louis president
into making his peace with Gleason, who
declines to sign until Won der Abe refunds
the 500 Gleason claims the st. Louis boss
unjustly withheld from his salary