Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-24
in Chicago, and that's where it ought to be

In Chicago, and that's where it ought to be
Capt Tebeau replied NAY 1T we find that
the game will do US any good we will come
back to Chicago on Monday, September 80,
the last day Of the season, but otherwise we
Capt. Arson, who returned from St Louis
today, said in regard to Tebeau's latest idea:
well, I suppose will have something to
say as to whether we play the game next
Boston. and il ind fhaEft may hurt us to
play the Clevelands next Monday may not
do it.
the game, as believed Z should. notwith-
standing 1t might have been better for the
interest Of the 800 or $500 that stand to win
II beat the Boston out, not to go up against
Cleveland a at an; but dohit feel like making
In view Of the fact thataCleveland original
ly had three games scheduled here this
week, it would seem that Tebeau ought to
city one of these three days, as Cleveland
remains idle until Saturday. On the other
hand, Cleveland already has played seven
games here this year, the Ohio men consent
Ing to transfers early in the season in order
to profit by the big Sunday crowds.
Chicago has won six out of the eleven
games, and Tebeau evidently feels as If he
had better fight shy Of Anson's men, on the
Chicago grounds at least.
Base Ball Notes.
Washington standing today, 1928; year
ago. 1852. Brace up. you Senators, If you
want to beat last years record.
Manager Mack has given another Pirate
his walking papers. John ~Corcoran, the
young shortstop bought from the Virginia
League, has been left at his home in Gin
cinnati.
Mack has issued an order that all of the
Pirates must be in bed hereafter at IL pm
I've been a little liberal with them" he
said; but ola want to get six games this
Merritt Of the Pittsburgs has been ac-
cidentally hit by thrown ball in practice,
and SO badly hurt that he will catch no
more this season.
Washington is sure to finish tenth and
500. - - ' ~'''
Pittsburg is crowding Brooklyn for fifth
place.
Hurst and Emslie will umpire the Temple
Cup series.
Boston outbatted Brooklyn and won in
the ninth.
Taylor and Clements will be the Phillies'
battery today unless Manager Irwin
changes his mind and puts Ortiz in to stem
the tide
Cincinnati is trying hard to beat New
York out.
If Chicago slips cog Boston will finish
in fourth place.
Billy Hulen of the Minneapolis team has
been signed for the Philadelphia team. He
10 Saio " 10 tLS SActcIcSI luucAOok Ill lhS
Western League.
There is no improvement in the condition
OF Harry Wright, who has been at Atlantic
City for the past week. Yesterday another
physician went to Atlantic City, and after
consultation with DR.. Bennett, it was
thought advisable to call in Prof. Pepper.
who will examine Mr.. Wright today.
Considerable surprise was expressed yes
terday at the poor showing of the local
team, as indicated by the percentages pub
lished in The Star. Crooks is the only local
player with fair rank as fielder.
Brown showed a remarkable turn Of speed
yesterday. He has fallen of in his batting
greatly. If he could bunt he would come
pretty near beating the ball every time.
1t makes no difference how good an UNI
pire is. he is abused just the same. No
umpire has been treated worse than Hurst
was yesterday. The first element Of true
craftsmanship is to take adversely with
equanimity. in short. grin and bear it."