The evening times., 1896-10-03

From the unofficial figures that have
| been made up. and which will have 10
satisfy the fans until President Young an
nounces his averages, a pretty good idea of
the work OF thu men can be- gained.
Nichols leads the pitchers of the League
in fielding, with perfect percentage.
Esper OF the BaltimoreS made but one
msplay in the season, rs did Harper OF
the Brookl yns, while King and Stein made
but two each, and Daub. Wallace and
lIughey but three s..-.s...
Germans fielding average is .934, Kings
93l, McJames' s73, and Merccr's .S7I.
CAMEL of the Bostons did the best field
ing OF the catCherS. He is closely fol
lowed by Charley thinner, Clements, Nc
Farlanl and O'Connor. Fa rrelIs field
ing average is 935, and McGuire's .922
La ioe- leads the first basemen, but of
those who played the entire season there
was fine race between ConDor, Tucker,
Becklcy, Anson and LaChance. Conrurs
percentage was .9S7, fuckers .9S6, Beck
ley's .9S5, ADson's ana LaChance's .9Si,
Tebeau $ q. 9Sl, and Gartwrisht's .312.
MPnEE'S WONDERFUL RECORD.
McPhcc leads the second basemen With
the wonderful record OF .912, the greatest
record ever made on the bag. In his last
81 games McPbee made but one mis-
play, aud in those games accepted 11o
ont of 1T6 chances. O'Brien is fourth
with 356.
1t is also Il Cincinnati player who leads
the third basenen--irwin. His percentage
is .933, against .92S for Lave Cross.
George Davis had the fine percentage Of
.925, Nash had .915, aud Collins .9l2.
Smith played 80 games with an average
of .S5S.
OF the men who played regularly at
short. Jennings led with "a percentage OF
.92T. Cross bad the fine record of 800
for 81 gaines: George Davis, .935 for
40 games and young Dulan, of Louisville,
.932 for IA gaines. Longs percentage WIS
.902, aud De Montrcvillcs, $50.
Patsy Donovan and Nike Tiernan lead
the outliei'iors. with the fine record of
1863. Sam Thompson is close third,
with .@67, aud then come Delehanty and
McAleer, with .a65. Selbacb leads the
Senators. .937: Brown, 931; Lush, .s94,
and Abbey, $50.
Bro,ic had more put-outs tbau any other
Outlieldcr. aud Thompson and Donovan
led in assists, with 80 each.
Ely proved TO be the premier sacrifice
hitter, with - to his credit. Duffy aud
Hallnian made II each, and Tenney and
Denont 20 each.
STRIKE-OUTS BY SENATOR'S.
Although McCreary ranked as one of the
heaviest hitters in the League, he struck
out 80 times Zinmer caInc next with &c.
Tom Brown with 10, Lush Al and Cart
wright, 40.
or individual feats among the finest were
the ten, assists. OF. Long iu n single game,
Burkett's and Delehanty's eight putouts iu
left field, and u similar number by Abbey
in right field; ADdersous twcnt y-one put
outs on first base in Il nine-inning game, and
Childs' ten assists in game.
Long had n!re assists without an error
and twice eight assists Reitz accepted
thirteen chances in single game. Jennings
had nine assists without au error, and in
another game put out five and assisted
e ight times, with but one error. Corcoran
had four putouts. nine assists and one
error in game. Joe Kelley twice put out
seven men in a game, and three times six.
Brodie twice put out seven men aud Hoy
three times put out that number. Dahicn
accepted thirteen chances twice, without
AN error. Burke, Of the CiDcinnatis, four
times made seven hits IN game and twice
made six hits in a game.
August / at 81. LOUIS, No, Blake in cen
ter field made six patouts i'll each of two
games on the same day.