The evening times., 1895-09-17
TO MAKE IT FOUR In FIVE
This is What the Senators Will Try
to Do This Afternoon.
Eugene De MontrevilIe, "a Rising East,
ern Lacquer, to Be Tried at
Short To-day.

There will be but one game with the
Brooklyn team at National Park this after
noon, and that will be called at 4:15 o'clock
sharp.
Anderson has always been a stumbling
block for the Bridegrooms until yester-
day. Then he seemed to have no control
of the ball, and the grooms jumped on him
in a great shape and he he'd to retire.
Varney is sore. and Manager SchmeiZ has
promised him he shall have a chance to re-
deem himself to-day.
An innovation will be Eugene de Nom
;reville, the rising young shortstop of this
city, who has been doing excellent work
| this season with the Eastern League He
! came home at the request of Manager
SchmeIz, and will be tried in Shiebeck's
| place this afternoon.
| If he does as well as he is believed to be
capable of doing he will be signed by the
! Washington mana cement.
| Hastings and Fisher, who are considered
| two of the best pitchers in the Western
League, are to go t. Pittsburg and Gin
| cinnatl for next season.
Tucker, BeckIey and La Chance-which
| of the trio is the best asks an exchange.
| They are in a class by themselves.
Again the intimation is made that big
Amos Rusie is not behaving himself as a
Christian should Amos will shortly make
his appearance in Washington, and We
| may have chance to know whether this
unfriendly story is true
Old Reliable Jim Mcclure is to stay
with the Washington team next year. When
Jim goes out of the baseball business he
ought to be pensioned for the good he has
done.
Eugene de Montreville, of this city. who
has been putting up fine game of ball at
short for the Toronto tears, ef the Eastern
League, which closed its season Saturday,
was an interested spectator at yesterdays
games. Mr.. Wagner and De Montreville
had long talk last evening, and it is quite
likely that he will be member of the Sena-
torial aggregation next season, and prob
ably be seen in the garb of a Senator in to-
days game.
The Milwaukee baseball team is to be
transferred to the Pacific coast at the con-
clusion of the season, and will represent
Los Angeles liz the California State League.
A team under the management of Joe Can
tillion VIII accompany the Milwaukee team
to the coast. They will play exhibition
games at all of the good towns on the South
ern route to California, beginning at Rock
ford Ill. The st. Paul Western League
team will also go to the coast for the winter
and will represent Oakland in the Califor-
mia State League. John Barnes, late of
Minneapolis, will also have a team sta
toned in San Francisco, to be known as the
.All Americans" This team will ac-
company Comiskey's braves over the North
ern route, and will play exhibition games
along the line. The Milwaukee team Will
leave September 26.
New York's new find. Doheny, is said 10
have done remarkably well in the game with
Philadelphia yesterday. Only in the fifth
inning did the Philles get onto him with
force, and, Notwithstanding they won the
game in that inning, the young man didn't
lose his head, but kept right on doing the
very best he could to stem the tide.
McGraw. of the Baltimore team, was left
at home. He has not been well for several
weeks. Reitz is playing his position On the
trip.
The announcement that Gus Schmelz
had been retained as manager of the Wash
ington team for next year was pleasant
piece of news for that gentleman's many
friends in this city.
Nichols, of the Boston team, says that
Hoffer and Dolan are the best young pitch
ers of the year.
/ The League games played yesterday re-
suited as follows:
Baltimore Z. Boston 4.
Philadelphia 8, New York 5.
Cleveland Z, Cincinnati o.
Washington 16. Brooklyn 12.
Second game-Brooklyn IL, Washing
ton g.
st. Louis Louisville, rain.
Pittsburg Chicago, rain.