The morning times., 1896-09-06
BRoKEEyEN AT BOSTON.
DIAMOND DUST.
Two games tomorrow.

WO gaines tCuOIIOW.
McGunnigle has second Bill Langc In
big Pickering.
The Browns scattered themselves among
the theaters last night.
Clarke, OF Baltimore, is not throwing SO
well to bases as OF yore.
ScIbach's arm is very sore from the blow
received In Fridays game.
The Senators expect to take four game.
from their present visitors.
Center fielder Mertes has become prime
favorite with Wilmington crowds.
Cincinnati lost ten games to Baltimore
the same number as the Senators.
Brooklyn lost again and Scrappy Bill and
Ii is band have a tighter hold on eighth place.
1t is bruising finish between the Spiders
and Reds with the chances in favor of
Patsy.
1t is said that the Toronto club has cost
its Pittsburg owners $1,000 SO far this
season.
1t is said that Maui will be paid next
season on the basis OF SO much pitching,
so much money.
Tuesday will be ladies' day and the fair
fans viii have an opportunity to enjoy
another double header.
1t will be battle royal between New
IcTh' Htiueipuid duu bIOOklyu LOT tue
honor OF leading the second division.
We Of Washington might as well work
ourselves up to the point of congratulating
Baltimore on again winning the pennant.
Will Breitenstein be able to throw the
Senators down as usual? Boston pounded
Brickdust to beat the band the other day.
= The Senator's standing on September 8.
1895, was tenth, percentage $50, with
thirty-three games won and seventy lost.
Hastings name has been added nd Connie
Mack list OF sick and injured now reads:
Kiilen, Hastings, Smith, Bierbauer, Stencil,
Lyons, Donovan and Merritt.
wen see you later" was Tebeau's part
ing shot to the dishcartened fans at Balti-
more, and the worst OF it is that the fans
are afraid Tcbean Is not bluffing.
Louisville has made one creditable record
this season. The feat OF pla ying eight
championship games in four successive da VS.
jus.accompiished by theColonels was never
equallcd.
Jim MCGUIRE received a hat and tie
from Loeb Il Hirsh yesterday for hitting
their sign board In left field with a
batted ball during the Chicago series
The "Old Reliable looks like Berry
Wall under his new fail roof.
Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York and
Boston VIII be the order In which the
Eastern clubs will play at National Park
after the Western teams return home.
The Quakers viii open their final series
with the Senators next Wednesday.
ENG. OF York, Pa, has returned to the
quiet pursuits Of farm life. Once was
enough for him, or rather for Colonel Nc
GunDigie, of Louisville. Emig will doubt
less realize better results from throwing
an ak into rail timber than trying to push
a ball over the plase in zig-zag fashion.
= Umpire Charley Snyder having finished
his season ~ the Western League, has re-
turned to the city to spend the winter.
Charley says he had his troubles in the
free silver section Rut,onsthe whole Jared
very well. He win probably call
balls and strikes in, the same league next
year.
The following members of the Sc. Louis
club are registered .at Wizards: r. ].
Dowd, manager; J.. Nulcahy, secretary.
and Joe Sullivan, Tick Turner. Roger
Conner, Monte Cross, Morgan Murphy.
Ed. -McFarlapd, w. Dougiass, Billy Hart,
Theo. Breitensteln, W. Messenger, Tom
Parrott, F. Douohiio.
The sWaslsington; outueld IL the. worst II
the country. This actbunts Tor 20 many
hits being fumhDea by na1ners- PitesboFg