The evening times., 1896-09-16
& HIRSH,
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THE WHITE BuiLDfNG.

thrown out if an investigation is made.
Then II is claimed there are many protests
which will have 10 he decided before the
honors are given 10 any club.
Ii is uuite likely That harry Davis, row
playing first base for Pittsburg will drift
back To the minor hague. Lezo,te will
take his place at first iaSc.
Deacon Ellis ,ow ner of the Grand Rapids
and Newark c.Lus. has sent fiUcnrrs Se.irE
and Garvin, of tie latter club TO finish the
season with Grand Rapids
The Pirates are attacked with chii.s
every time they See the shadow OF the
Ii. .. NJ. Chicago has made 1t foGr straight
on Ti.tsburg's own ground.
The story that all OF the CiDoigna Ii play
ers were not to share In the Temple Cup re-
oc!pts If that team had finished second is
emphatically denied by Capt. Ewing.
Dulan continues his spenGid stortstup
work for Louisville. His record Of chances
accepted cannOt be inferior to that Of
even Dahlen or Jennings. Too bad he can
NOT bat.
Elmer Smith leads the Pittsburgs at the
Tat, with .355 per cent. Stencil is second,
two points behind, Then follows Lyons,
Donovan, Merritt, and sugden, above the
800 mark.
james Jennings. ST., and William Jen-
nings, father aud brother of Hugney Jen-
niugs, were in Baltimore yesterday Oh a
visit to Hughey, who was very much at their
service ali day.
Pitcher IIawlcy believes that the rest
Rusie's arm is getting this season will ben
eft the great pitcher woDdcrfully.-Bal,i-
more American. Certainly it Will. ANY
one knows that.
Capt. Nash, when asked whether Pitcher
GarviD still belonged To tie Philadelphia,
sand: II know nothing about Garvin, but
think lie was included in the deal with
Wilmington for Gallagher.
Philadelphia made no mistake in get
ting Pitcher Wheeler of Bangor 1t will
surprise all the baseball managers Of the
New England lcasu. if Wheeler isn't just
as hig a success as La joie.-Buston Globe.
Dr. John A Roger, the Philadelphia clubs
surgeon says that neither Clements nor
Gumbert Will be able to play again this
srason. The former is suffering from an af-
fection Of the eye, while the latter IS laid
up with fractured rib. -4-g tra .u'.
1t seems quite probable now that slagle,
the Texas outfelder. Will not get i'll an
Oriole uniform next season. The presl-
dent OF the Houston club iuststs ON his $3.50.
and Manager Haulon does not want to pay
that much for pig in Il bag.r
The Senators will have dn ofrfay on Fri
day, unless IL should rain either today or
tomorrow, which wo uld he cessitate pia wing =
IL n rafs. m
will presumably take a rest for the New
York series, but they will be put through
their usual practice.
Manager Ewing has decided on change
in the Cincinnati club, in order to increase
its batting strength. Holiday will be given
4 trial al first base and Vaughn used for
catching only. The Cincinnatis blame their
downfall on light batting, and this move
is rhc only one possible just now.
Them who have loafed on Comiskey and
drank themselves into delirium will he prop
erly bumped when the time arrives. There
is SUCH thing a manager reservinS a
pla yerand bcnching him without salary. Ap-
parently the fellows forgot all about this
St Paul Dispatch. Comiskcy must he ter
ribly put out over tile loss of the Western
League pennant
During the progress Of game OF baseball
between Boston semi -prOfes sionals tie
other day, Dunn, Il member OF one of tnr
teams, was hit in the head by Il hall and
knocked down; Harry I'LL i spectator. was
struck over the right eye by hot lire
foul ball and badly hurt; John Keenan,. a
twelve year-old spectator, fell eff a fence
and broke his arm. In the seventh inning
the crowd became angry at the umpire and
chased him off the grounds.
Louisville's lost opportunities are in
this manner sized up by the exchange:
1.-The following players, who have been
either released or traded by the Louisville
club, would make Il SCod sLOWiES: catch
ers, Grim and Merritt; pitchers. McDermott,
Ehret, Rhncs and Hemming; first base,
Vaughn; second base, Pfeffer; short stop,
Jennings; third base, Collins or Lave
Cross; right field, Donavan; center field,
Brown; left field, O'Brien or Wright.
Ibid YOU ever have a sore ARM was
asked Of Tony Muliane before Saturdays
game. mot that / recall lie answered.
"Of course, have caught cold in my arm
in the spring and it has been little weak
and lame, and sometimes it has not worked
Just right, but it has never been what they
call sore arm That sore-arm dodge IS
invented by pitchers who want good eX