The evening times., 1896-08-07

numerous deals pending for good players,
and that Louisville would have a first
division club next year.
The handicap rule ought 10 he introduced
in the National League and the Senators
given the limit. Then they might win once
a week.
When one asks to see the points Of
interest in Louisville nowadays they never
forget to show the Cell where Pat Te-
beau was confined.
Since the Cincinnati fiasco McFarlan has
had no assignment until yesterday. He re-
ceived orders from Nick Young at noon 10
go In, Belts having been recalled to WASH
ington. There were few wrangles.-Louis-
vile Times.
go huDe, you cur, and never come in
these grounds again, . said Ma nager Bryan,
of the Atlantic City Club, at that place
yesterday, TO Manager McGrillcs, OF the
Asbury Park team. McGrillis made some
remark at this, and without further cere-
niony the AtlaDtics' manager botlily threw
the former out OF the grounds. Then there
was general mix up tetweeD the pla yers
OF the two clubs, which was Joinedin by the
spectators. But five policemen and con-
stable prevented trouble by cscorting Mana
ger McGrillis and his players to their bus.
AsbuFy Park WAS notified Immediately
after the game that they would receive no
guarantee money nor be allowed TO play
Oh the local grounds any more This prac-
tieally knocks the seashore League out
OF existence.
Unless u team has confidence victories
will be scarce commodity" remarked
viii Hart when he was here the othe-
day. Without con nfidence in himself a
pitcher might as well quit the business
i find m yself when facing a batsman men
tally sizing up each ball deliver with the
thought, Here's one You can't hit!' Once
in while the batsman will fool you and
paste one of Your nonhitablc curves out OF
the lot, but confidence carries You through
the great majority of times. never had
sore arm in my life, and this old salary
arm Of mine is as straight now as it was
when commenced my career. Sometimes
you see pitcher with his arm as crooked
as a fellow with curvature OF the Spine.
When / get through pitching / ought to
be able to take the field and hold my own.
This year, however, Nick Young owes me
mark and yet I'm hitting the ball hard,
but nearly always at somebody"
The Boston Herald says: Ofcourse, with
the heavy grounds, there was no such thing
as base running, and the catchers were al
lowed to favor their arms. DeAontreville,
the fine young shortstop. put up splendid
game, and his stops and throws were lib
orally applauded-Charley Farrell was
warmly welcomed when he came to the bat.
He had little to do in the fielding line, and
attended to that all right, and atthe bat he
led his side with two singles. O'Brien
played beautiful game at second, as did
Cartwright at first. Capt. Tom Brown was
on the field In uniform, but was unable to
play, Abbey taking his place and fielding
well Young Lush, Jim O'Rourke's pro
tege from bridgeport, looks like fast and
coming player. He led oft with nice
double, but in the field had nothing to do
Mercer was found for four hits in the frs
inning, but after that he pitched with hi
Old time effect, and In only one inning. the
seventh, did the home team succeed il
punching hits OFT him, the other run being
due to Bergen's homer in the sixth inning
Mcclure caught splendidly, as susual--Witl
three balls and no strikes on him in the see
ond, Hamilton went out on strikes, tile las,
| being tip.