The evening times., 1896-09-16
BETWEEN THE BASES.

The Eastern League wound up its sea
| SOD yesterday.
DcMontreville has made fifty safe hits
since August 90.
The Cincinnati team has not played a tie
| game this season.
The fittsburS Club expects to clear
| S2S,0OU this season.
BY yesterdays victory Washington la!
won the series from Brooklyn.
Donovan and Ely have played in every
game with Pittsburg this season.
st. Louis and Louisville are having a
pretty fight TO keep out of last place.
Billy Hamilton has lit safely in twenty
four Of Tie last twenty-five games played
II is possible that Pittsburg Will give Le-
zo:tc, Its new Eastern Lacquer, q trial al
first base.
President Robson says his Cleveland
Club Will play Sunday games next year al
Cleveland.
1t is reported that the Philadelphia own
eIs nave placed "A price on their entire out
fit, franchise and all.
''Hould yer head up. Patsy MoCann," IS
the way the Boston coachers encourage
their second baseman.
The New ork-Philadclphia, Baltimore
Boston and Pittsburg Cincinnati games wer,
postponed on account of rain.
1t is said that Arson has decided to 20 be-
hind the bat next season. and allow Decker
to take care of the initial bag.
One rooter, who Thought 1t came cheap
at any price, tossed Pickering $50 b,ll
for his home run Saturday Louis Vile
Post
McCreary, the harG-hitting young righi
fielder Of the Louisville club, yesterdal
made two triples, a double and a single ou
OF five times at bat.
Apollo" Bill Terry, Fred Pfcffer. Briggs
and Barry Mccormick are the players that
it is said your Uncle Anson has marked
for dismissal next season.
In game at Syracuse yesterday betwcrr
the local team and Rochester Daily right
fielder Of the latter team, made six hits
| out of six tlrnes at the bat, one of The
| being thrce-bagser.
EX-Manager McCloskey celebrated his de
but as Il Virginia Leag5e umpire by put
ting ShortstOp DunGoTy of the Hampton
team out Of the gane for cursing him
Mac has not lost his SINK yet.
Almost all the members of the Ralti
| more and Boston baseball clubs attended
the performance of An Innocent Sin
Der'' at Ford's last night on the invita-
ton of Manager Charles E. Ford.
Pickering, the Louisville find, has picked
l Fa,.aI IA. l..
| sticker Of the Colonels' team. To him
more than to any other pla yer, is due he
spurt the Cololels are now making.
Pitcher Orth thinks Clements is the
best man in the League to pitch to- 81
| always feel confident when Glenn is behint
the plate, and can extend myself NOR,
than with any other catcher says the cx
baker.
Manager Long, of the Wilmington club
last evening said the story that the Phila
| deiphia Lea que team had Il claim on Pitcher
Jerry NopS is untrue, and that the Phila
delphia officials had absolutely no op-
ton upon Nops.
Orth says he had no idea of ever being
a League pitcher when he joined Lynchbura
two years ago. II never pitched until join
ing Lynchburg, and then l took a greater
fancy to the outfield, because 1 could hi
much better when pla ying there. l al
ways played the outfield for Lynchburl
when not in the box
There may be trouble If the Atlantic
League pennant is awarded to Newark. 1t
is said that the sch edule has not been ad.
hered to and that several games will be