The evening times., 1895-09-21


Pittsburg at Cleveland.
Louisville al Cincinnati
Chicago at St Louis.
Especial to The Times,
Philadelphia, Sept. YESTERDAY y'srame
between the Pbillies and the Senators was
an easy thing for the local team.
Gilroy, who was in the box for the
Senators for the first seven innings, was a
seritable picnic for the Quakers. In the
eighth inning Aolesworth was put in. but
the nome team had its batting eye well
liked, and there was no keeping them of
he ball.
The Pbillies got twenty-sev bases for a
totai OF thirty-Iive bases off OF the pair. of
| WnlcD Madison got five, Thomson four
Iurner, Delehanty, Grady and Orth three
each, Sullivan and Boyle two each and Reilly
one. Every Quaker got onto the ball sa afeIy
except Cross
The fielding of the Senators. however
| was good, considering the way the pitchers
| were punished. Young de MoDtrevilIe.
crooks and Joyce had a number of ugly
oaiis 70 handle,-and they made some spiep-
tid stops and throws. Brown, Selbacb and
Abbey played gilt-edged ball in the outfieid
Aooey's long distance throwing being a
feature of the game.
Inc senators wind up their work here
~ Nho'n- Abcy TctuTD 10 washington
tonight To finish out the season at home.
MI. Hanlon, who has been plotting the
BALTIMORE baseball club for the last
couple OF years is no doubt a great ma pa-
GER Twice he has Brought the Baltinsss
team to the front. But every time the
baitimore team has found itself in a
tight place terror orsome other scary thing
mas seized HaDlon and he has loaded the
baseball reporters with stories about dark
iald plans and deadly conspiraci against
his club by their associates in the National
League.
A couple ofmoDths ago Hanlon broke loose
I'D this strain and now he is at it again.
IL is reasonable TO believe that his al
ieged Denet that scouDdrelism and COR
ruption have been used and are now being
used To beat his team out of the penna mt has
brought many person who has heretofore
had faith that the National League was an
honest concern to the conclusion that it is
made up of iDtriguers and dishonest men.
Cleveland claims that her club will start
IN next season with the greatest staff of
pitchers ever put together by a National
League team. 1t will be made up of Cup-
py, Young, Wallace, Wilson and SchiebeI
Wilson is looked upon as little behind either
Young or Cuppy in pitching ability, but he
has been unable to do himself justice dur
ing the greater part of the season because
ne has been Ill Wilson pitched one of
the games against the Senators on the re-
cent visit of the Spiders to this city, and
1t was remarked on all sides that he was
as good as either Young or Cuppy. Schiebel
is looked upon as sure to prove a great
pitcher. He is big and strong and has
lots of speed. ...,
Advice is now being freely offered to
In Satn t.
how they ought to run the Senatorial aggre-
CATION next year, il it is their desire to
make it success. One OF the advisers sug-
gests that with Mercer and Malarkey and
two new men for pitchers, Joyce on first
base. Connaughton, of the Western League,
as shortstop. NASH of Boston on third, and
Mccarthy. of Boston, in center field Wash.
iDgton would have first division team.
What would this adviser. it is wondered,
do with Maui, that whom there are few if
any better pitchers in the League? And as
to Nash and McCarthy-the latter might be
obtained, but the Washington management
can buy Boston about as easily as it can
Nash il reports from that city are true
And then again Joyce would have to be a
vast improvement on first as against what
be has been. on third il any benefit were to
be derived from displaciDg Cartwright for
him.
There will be two Sunday games, one be-
tween Cincinnati and Louisville at Louis
vile and the other between Chicago and St
Louis at st. Louis.
The record-breaking work of Jim Nc
Guire is attracting the attention of baseball
experts everywhere. 1t is regarded as very
remarkable. The announcement made the
other day that Mr.. Earl Wagner was the
first one to suggest that the public ought to
show appreciation of McGuire's services
by some sort of testimonial seems to have
been mistake. The suggestion, il seems,
came from parties in NO way connected
with the club, but Mr.. Wagner readily fell
in with the pleasant idea, and headed the
list with subscription of $25.
Outside of this, Mr.. Wagner, who is not
blind to the good work Jim has done, and
who is not unappreciated of it, will present
'.Old Reliable' with a nice, new $500
bill when the seasons work is done, in
additior to his stipulated salary. On the
afternoon of the last gar of the season the
Wagners, Manager Schmelz and the players
of the Washington team, will hold a love
feast at National Park, and the breakup for
the year will be made occasion.
Wordsworth has made two bad showings
against the Philadelphia team, but not
this he is believed to be the
making of good pitcher.
Baltimore. Cleveland, Philadelphia-that |
is the way the three leaders will finish, and |
the fight Is now for fourth place. Chicago, |
Brooklyn, Boston, and Pittsburg are all |
in the hunt, with the chances in favor of |
the Colts.
New York will be in luck If she finishes In
the ninth place.
About the only really creditable thing /!
the Beaneaters have done this season was |
the sbutout they gave the Orioles.
Murray pulled his watch on Scrappy Bill |
at Philadelphia on Thursday, and Bill |
in time to escape being benched.
When it comes to this kind of play Bill |
knows his business.
Critics in Quakeriom say that washing
IONS new shortstop is quick on his feet and
somewhat of a fielder, but that he Is .
light hitter.
his season is regarded as remarkab bic.
Thirty-six games were played in all in the
East, the entire schedule number. or these
he team won twenty-Ofie ana lost fifteen.
Ten of the victories were gained on the first
rip and eleven on the second.
st. Louis Sept 21.-Shortstop Fred
Ely, Of the St. Louis ball club. has retired
from the game ard will play no more this /
season. His health 10 bad, and he would !