The evening times., 1895-09-19
The standing of the League Club, to-day i, as

are as follows:
Baltimore in Brooklyn.
Cleveland in Pittsburg.
Washington in Philadelphia.
New York in Boston.
Louisville in Cincinnati.
The Senators got away for Philadel-
phia this morning The good showing
the team made with Brooklyn seems to
have put new life into all OF the men, and
they will, no doubt, put up stiff game
against the Quakers- today, and try in
a measure to make up for the bad beating
they got over there last week.
Young Moicsworth, the Virginia find, will
probably be put in to pitch in the game
to-day The Quakers gave him a lively
touching up last week, but the young man
was no doubt somewhat nervous, that be-
ing his first experience against heavy
National League hitters, and he Will
probably make a better showing to-day.
Tomorrow either Boyd or Gilroy will
pitch. The one that is held out OF to-mor-
rows game will be put in the day after
Mercer was down to remain at home. He
has pitched three hard and fine games
during the past week, and won them all,
and Manager Schmelz thought he was
deserving of rest.
When the Senators return here on Mon
day they will remain until the work of
the season is over. They have no more
games away from home.
Young Eugene de MoDtreville has fulfilled
the greatest expectations of the manage
ment and the fans. He not only knows
how to play good ball, but he doesit He
uses as much beadwork as veteran. He
made good impression in the two games in
which he has played, and is favorite
with the bleachers already. They have
named him Genie"
at sixty-six games of ball played by the
home team at Philadelphia, there has
been an aggregate attendance of 462, 900,
an average of Z 900 persons TO the game.
That was a hard falls to 0-that the
Beaneaters gave the Orioles yesterday
A paragraph rs going around the country
that Joe Corbett was played in the
Washington team for three or four games
as gate card, and that the managers
of the club had no Intention OF signing
him. There is no truth in this story. The
Washington club would have signed young
Corbett if he had turned out as well as
they hoped he would, just as they sign
any other good ball player that may fan
in their way.
The Boston team, heretofore looked upon
as one of the most likely of the League
&c fr,sfA ma
ing a sorry showing this season. On the
18th of last May, when the season was
about one month old, it stood third on
the list, with Il games played, 10 won,
Z lost, and percentage Of -5Ss-
Cleveland was then fifth on the list
and Baltimore seventh. One month later
Boston stood at the top of the list with
80 games played. 20 won, IA lost, and a
percentage of Sal. Baltimore was second,
and Cleveland fourth. One month later.
on July 15, Baltimore had taken first
palce. ''"'--'. 7''-' .-''--
Boston was sec ond, with 81 games
played, SO won, 25lost, and percentage of
$50. Cleveland was in sixth place. One
month after this, Boston was sixth on
the list, with 81 games played, 80 won,
Al lost, and percentage of $40. To-
day Boston is in sixth place, with 121
played, 60 won, aud 56 lost, and her
percentage is .537, and two clubs may
3eat her down To eighth place on a single
game.
There is q coed deal of bad feeling at |
c Cleveland over the recent suggestion of |
o. P. Caylor that there would be more |
money in the Temple cup games for the |
players il Baltimore and Philadelphia fin |
ished first and second. 1t can readily be |
seen that Caylor's suggestion was merely |
a gossipy one, but the Western clubs have |
construed it as hint to the Eastern clubs |
that they should see to it that the Quak- |
ers did not lose second place.
Ted Sullivan's Dallas team having won |
the championship of the Texas State League |
they want the Cincinnati club to go down
there and play them a series of games dur
ing the fistic carnival. 1t is about set |
tied that the Reds will accept the invi-
taitoD, and start for Texas about the 18th
Of October.
The Maysville, KY, team that did up
The Senators in such fine style, is to play
the Reds at Cincinnati to-day.
The Spiders want their three last games
With the Colonels, which are sch eduled to
DC played in Louisville, transferred to
Cleveland. They cay the change would put
money in the pockets Of both clubs.
Kid Nichols, of the Boston team, has won
welve Of the last sixteen games he has
pitched. .-..,.,
Four in six-that's q pretty fair show
ng for the Senators against the Bride
rooms.
The indianapolis team is to meet the
National League team for three
James, beginning October 1. 1t is said
hat Indianapolis sports will go broke If
heir team does not win two of the three
James. 1.-s-.s, -.s
The Senators got away for Philadelphia
his morning in good. shape.
Mercer pitched three of the four games
ron by the Senators from Brooklyn. ,
Nash is 10 be retained as captain of the
Ioston team next year, Selee says he
nows of no man who could take his place
nd fill it as well as he does. IL
Minehau, q Syracuse player, has been