Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-01

peace. The injunction is limited SO that
Its operation is to cease September ~.
After Springfield had batted in 'eigh; runs
In the second inning of yesterdays game
with Toronto at Springfield Manager Irwin
put Catcher Snyder in TO pitch, and the
ZONE team added two runs. making the
score IL to >. In the last half of the third
korwan deliberately threw the game away
By tossing tie balls over the plate. Four
hits and three p1sses to first scored six
runs. Mains was then substituted. but the
visitors simply slaughtered him and won
out easily. while Norton pitched the home
team to a standstill- The final score was
L. to IL.
The case OF Pitcher Carsey is a rather
peculiar one. Several days ago Carsey
Joined the St Louis team at Philadelphia
and pitched a game for the Browns. After
the game he again deserted the team and
left efor his home. Won der Abe at once
suspended him ard fined him 500; then IL
seems that Won der Abe received a letter
from Carsey saying that he would JOIN the
team in Baltimore. Chris must have got
warm under the collar, for he wired Treas
urer Mulcahy that he would infiict fine
of another $500 on Carsey and again sus-
pend him 1t Is said Carsey will take his
case to court.
1t is an old practice trick of Tenneys to
take widely thrown balls on his mitt alone
but he seldom attempts it in a game. Mon
day. however, On lightning throw by
Long off OCoEnor in the third. Tenney
reac he'd away off his bag. holding the ball
in his right hand with his arm at full
reach, completing the fastest infieid play
OF the afternoon. He old the same thing
in the seventh en- Collins assist OF Burkett.
Hank ODay relented ABOUT that line he
put on Dummie Hoy at Baltimore. w no.
ever heard of a deaf and dumb man being
fined before for kicking? Perhaps Hank
thought how ridiculous such fne would
make him appear and did net send ii in.
While there has been a great deal said
and written of rowdy ball this season. the
tact of the matter is that only three teams
III the league have played that kind OF DALI
All the rows and kicks have come in games
where the New Yorks, Clevelands and Bal
timores have been one of the contesting
teams. Nine of the league tams are trying
to play legitimate base ball, while three
the Orioles, Spiders and Giants. have pros
pered by the bulldozing and rowdy meth
DDS. All the league will have to do is to
make these three play ball on the line OF
the others, and there will be no grounds
for complaint. Boston has held its high
place all season by the legitimate route.
They have not scared urapires into giving
them the best of it.
Charlie Miller and Harry Vaughn of the
Cincinnatis We're notified yesterday by
President Young to pay fine of SO each
inflicted by Umpire ODay last Friday.
Hoy and Irwin, who were fined so eacn on
the same day, received no notification to
pay their fines. Both Miller and Vaughn
have notified Manager Bancroft to write
Treasurer Lloyd. instructing him not to
pay the fine. Miller and Vaughn say that
they Will quit playing rather than pay the
fine which was most unjust The rules
allow a player six days grace in which to
pay his fine after he is notified by the
president OF the league. If Miller and
Vaughn remain obdurate they will be sus-
pended after the New York series.