The evening times., 1895-08-31
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Boyd is not a bowling success at second
Ely played great ball at short in both
games.
The Browns got all there was to be had
yesterday.
Buckingham is not quite fast enough YET
for League company.
Gilroy did very creditable work for al
amateur.
The Beaneaters took another backward
slide yesterday.
Cartwright suffered at first because OF
wild throwing.
The Senators were badly pstched-up
set to play ball.
joe Corbctt should tone his throwing. He
was wild.
Now Tom Brown is cripple. He has a
split finger.
II the Senators are beaten to-day, they
viii earn eleventh place.
Selbach came up like game cock yester-
day, and was very much in evidence all
through both games.
Jack Crooks got another hard rap with
the ball at the hands OF Kissenger and re-
tired rightcously very mad man.
Is there a conspiracy on foot to MAIN all
OF the Senators and put them out of bust
ness?
Charley Abbey's home run hit in the Sec
ond game went clean to the score board.
1t was good to see. 1t would have been
more pleasant il the bases bad been full.
With Crooks at second, If was the general
belief we would have won both games.
Boswell again failed to show up. Mana
ger schmelz should send out a searching
posse. Bos. is sadly needed
With good support, Joe Corbett would
have W on his game.
Every body longed to gee Mercer put in
the box in the last innings OF the first game.
The result might have been different.
Big Roger Connors homc-run hit won the
second game for the Browns.
Champion Corbctt smiled approvingly
at the work of his favorite brother. By
the way. Jim has challenged Ricklby, the
Scranton man who dow him at hand
ball on Thursday. to play him another
game. Rickaby has accepted. and the
game is to come off at Asbury Park.
The Quak kers took three straight from
the Colts.
Another collision or two and there won't
be a whole Senator in the outfit.
The Qua kers and the Bridegrooms are
tied for third place.
In game between Rochester and Wilkes
barre on Thursday Lush, who is TO join
tho Senators on Monday, made two hits
out of three times at bat. Once he made
4 two-bagger and once three-bagger.
Belts. the phenomenal pitcher of the East
ern League, was in the box for Wilkes
barre.
Philadelphia is crazy over the work of
It's ball team. It's good that something
has happened to wake up that dro wsy old
sown.
Sam Thompson got into the game
against the Ansonians on Thursday, and
lbout the first thing he did was to score
.wo men by one of his pie-drivers.
To-day we have Bill Hassamer and Louis
Vile.
Jiggs Parrot has been released by the
Rockford, ILL.,, team. Jiggs got the sulks
Ind didn't show up TO play for week:
md the manager of the club fired him.
Chris Won der Abe has notified the
club thathe wants Hogan back
again for next season.
There never was such q demand for |
young blond in the National League as at |
the presenttine observes Western paper.
The old-timers are gradually giving way |
to the new talent.
Buck Ewing is said to be after Tom
of this city. He wants him to |
help Vaughn out. What's the matter with |
getting Tom to help Jim MCGUIRE out?
The League games played yesterday |
resulted as follows:
Baltimore g, Pittsburg 1; second game, |
Baltimore 10, Pittsburgh.
st. Louis 6, Washington 8; second game. |
st. Louis 8. Washington 4.
Cleveland 8, Boston 4.
Philadelphia 8, Chicago 8.
New York IL, Cincinnati 4
Louisville 6, Brooklyn 4.
The standing of the League clubs to-day, |
Is given out by President Young last night, |
8 as follows:
Baltimore. 66 SO $50 Chicago. -. 81 80 .5ss |
Cleveland. 20 40 .636 Cincinnati "a 40 SEA |
'hila...... 80 IS .b67 New York IS 80 .5s4 !