The evening times., 1895-09-30

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fielders, how they have itunbled! Sixth
in the race now, they will hardly better their
standing, as the Senators are likely to take
at least one OF the games this afternoon.
Won der Abe, no doubt, has lost much
sleep over the poor showing or his beloved
! Browns, and It's even money that the
players also lost much sleep, hut not for like
| cause. Eleventh in class must be am awful
dose for any club to own. Next year, Won
der Ahe says, 1t will not be thus. 1t cannot
be much worse.
The ColOnelsi What a mighty lot of
youngsters. Strangers from the start, the
team was strengthened by the excellent
Judgment of Manager McClOskey, who late
in the season took Roaring Blf' HASA
mer to his fold, and found in him what Wash
ington failed to discover. But the chances
are that location has everything to do with
BILL"
Latham. 1t is said. will be found with st.
Louis or Philadelphia next year. He can
get job with either team.
Ed Crane will continue to do service with
the Rochester club next year, as will Joe
Mulvey.
Old Sam Wise has been reserved by
Buffalo for the season OF 1896.
Tebeau says the Cleveland club will re-
main about as it is now made up next sea-
son. and that if he gets couple of re-
cruits that he now has his eyes on he will
have waik-over for the pennant.
The st. Louis cranks are sending up a
A I'M fsfta
PietZ. They say it indicates that der
Boss is getting ready to give them an
other combination OF yellow ball players
next year.
In a game OF ball at Rockford. Ill., on
Friday between the team of that town and
Milwaukee. a foul tip drove IA mask wire
into the head OF Catcher Bolan, of the
latter club, injuring him dangerously.
Louisville is after DUNCAN, OF Detroit.
The Baltimore team has lost but one
series this season-that with Cleveland
The odd game for the Temple cup. IL 1t
is necessary, will likely be playe in Phila
delphia. The pia yers in both the Balti-
more and Cleveland clubs very naturally
desire To go where they will dra " the big
gest crowd and the most money As New
York has made "A poor showing. there is
but little baseball enthusiasm there, and
it seems that Philadelphia offers the best
inducements.
They say hg Sam Thompson is troubled
with Charley Horse" The whole Quaker
outfit seems TO be troubled with some Sort
of affliction.
Now comes the charge. that the scores
Il.,rt of
tween the Orioles and the Quakers were
doctored.
In nineteen games of hall pitched by
Foreman. of Pjtisburg, he hit nineteen men
with insboots.
A Boston p;.per says Mercer has proven
himself by recent work to be one OF the
very best pitchers in the league.
Jennings of the Ba ltinore team. has made
more than forty sacrifice hits this season.
Clark. of the Louisville team. signed 10
play there again on Friday, and to day
will leave for his farm in Kansas.
If the season for ball pla ying were only
little longer the Senators might beat the
Giants out.
Orth met his only defeat for thc-season
when the BrideGrooms knocked the Quakers
down on Saturday,
Dan Minnehan. over whom the Rochcs-
ter and Louisville clubs have been having
such a squabbIe has about made up his
mind TO sigu with the Colonels-
BurFett of the Cleveland team, who leads
the league in batting. is attracting great
t.tgt n 6
Wheeling man by birth, and spent his
early days in rolling mill. He has "a
great eye"
President B.. r. Johnson, of the Western
League. has signed Hulen. OF the Mime
apolis team. for Philadelphia. Hulen has
been playing short for Minneapolis for the
last two years. He is said 10 lie one of the
cleverest amateurs in the league. and as
batter he ranks near the top The price
paid by. Philadelphia for his release
was ST 500.