The morning times., 1896-07-30
DIAMOND DUST.

| They'll be home in the morning. Get
| ready the glad Rand.
ItwasawfuI hot and the Senators couldn' c
resist the temptation to take a trip on the
chute.
Now that Beckiey has been signed by
New York, Bill Clark will probably be
| farmed out.
In the face of yesterdays score itlooks as
IL the Trolley Dodgers were only joiiying
the Senators Tuesday.
1t must have made Chris. Won der Abe
awfully tired to watch the great workof his
cast off, Joe Quinn, in Sundays game with
Baltimore.
The hated Baltimores will be the
Senators opponents tomorrow afternoon.
Now will you be good and go out and root
and pull for Scrappy and his band.
Let by-gones be by-gones, the dead.
past bury its dead,' ETC., and everybody
go to the park tomorrow afternoon and
root like a house afire for Scruppy and
his band.
from one club to another. Witness the
cases of Beckley going TO New York and
Crooks to Louisville. Both are playing
great bail for their teams. --i.-.--
st. Louis is having whole lot Of fun
with "Col." Crooks, Col" Rogers, and
the balance of the LouisvilliaDs. In the
last two games pla yed the Colonels made
total of twenty-oDe errors.
A contemporary states that Tommy Nc
Carthy Iis> dissatisfied with his birth on
the Brooklyn club" 1t would be rather
strange should Tommy not he worried over
such a peculiar state OF affairs.
Mercer is certainly in hard luck. He
was shut out the first game he pitched on
the trip and wa given coat OF whitewash
again yesterday, which, OF course, VIII De
his last game until the club returns home.
A peculiar play was seen in the eighth
Corcoran drove a liner so hard ut griffith
the ball rolled back nearly to kittridge
when the pither threw up his hands for
protection. kit" slipped in going for it
and the runner reached first.-Chicago
Times Herald.
The motion of a lady fan that the Sena-
tors be given hearty welcome at Ma
tiopal Park tomorrow afternoon should be
seconded by every rooter in the city. Fair
weather friends are always plentiful. but
1t is the ones who stick close and remain
true in the hour OF trouble that are coD-
sidered valuable.
The papers published in other cities in
giving account of the games in which the
Sena tors play, or rather PARTED pate,
make free use of the line, The Senators
Weren't In It." This is useless and has
become a drug in the headline market.
They should say for change "They are
dead in it," or I'm it Dead" or some
thing of that kind.
Nick Young would confer great
favor on Boston baseball fans by not
assigning Umpire Belts to any game in
Boston, OF where the Boston players are
competitors. This is a case where distance
lends enchantment. to the yiew.-Boston
Herald The Washington players COM
plain bitterly OF Belts treatment or them.
in the four game at Louisville.
1t begins to look as IL Jimmy Ryan had
outlived his popularity. in, Chicago. A
paper of that city says: Jimmy Ryan
had his own troubles with the crowd yes
terday He has had poor batting streak
lately, just as all good batters suffer from
| once a sea son, and after putting up couple
offouls severalin the Gro wd dwerethoughtles IS
enough to hiss Later Ryan. redeemed
himself by a wonderful throw TO the plate,
but would not raise his hat when literally
applauded."
The Peoria Western Association team
| has disbanded and Manager Dugdaie, who
| was a Senator in 1894, says the entire
| league has decided upon disarmament.
| The political excitement has distracted In.