Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-12
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Irwin Wants CoughIfn and Patten.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
WILKBSBARRE, Pa, June 12.-Arthur
irwin OF the Washington club has made
Wlkesbarre an offer for Pitcher Patten,
the south-paw, who has done splendid work
for Wilkesbarre. and Third Baseman
Coushiin. Irwin saw the owners of the
team at Allentown Saturday, but they are
not disposed to SELL They have not vet
given decided answer, however.
Saturdays League Scores.
Brooklyn at Baltimore, rain.
Pittsburg, 8; Louisville, 1.
Pittsburg, 5; Louisville, 4.
Chicago, 8; st, Louis, O.
Boston. 5; New York. l.
Base Ball Briefs.
Phillies today and tomorrow
Baltimore Wednesday, and a battle rova1
is promised.
Mugsy McGraw will be on third for
the birds Wednesday and Wilbert Robinson
behind the bat
George Decker has been released by the
Louisvilles and Catcher thinner signed
Manager McGraw is after a new inf;elder
In the person of Second Baseman Rotbar-
mel of the Rock Island team. He was
recommended to McGraw by Tim O'Rourke
the ex-Senator third baseman. and viii
be used as utility man when Maeoon re
turns to the game at short, Keister going
to second Rothermel is considered the
best second baseman in the Western Assoc
citation.
Another Cincinnati pitcher has been
brought UP with round turn This time
1t is Pink Hawley, and he has been
laid on without pay until he gets into con-
diuon and understands the balk rule Jack
Iayior is still out in the cold and the Reds
pitching staff is about the proper size
Hawley has made four baIks this season.
and Manager Ewing thought it was time
to bring the Pink boy to his senses.
The Senators will furnish plenty of ex-
element this week. Wednesday thew he
gin series with the BaItimores at National
Park; go over to Baltimore Thursday:
play Friday with the same club in this
city and then go west for the open
",
the Senators be able to make a good show
ing against the birds in the coming series
all their past bad deeds will be forgiven
by the local enthusiasts
Second Baseman Anterior whom Nc
GraW wanted to buy from Wilkesbarre and
faiied to land, is playing great ball for
Washington. Washington paid a big price
for Atherton. but he seems to be worth it.
Baltimore Sun. -
Joseph Corbett, who became famous as
pitcher with the Baltimore club in sc and
81, was married last Wednesday evening,
June I, to Miss Elizabeth Maloney daugh-
ter of J. j. Maloney a wealthy contractor
of San Francisco. 1t Is said that Corbett's
fance caused his determination not to play
ball last year. Since the tragical death of
his father and mother Corbett has been
conducting the livery business which was
his fathers, and has been successful
The police stopped the games between
the Buffalo and Kansas City mines in the
last half of the nifYth inning in Buffalo yes
terday, and arrested the eighteen players.
The men were charged with violating the
Sunday laws and, President Franklin went
security for their appearance tomorrow
morning. Buffalo had the game ciinched
before the police interfered. Score: 5 to 2.
Batteries-Daub and Diggins; Egan. Gear
and Wilson. =
A week ago Sheriff Stewart Of Detroit
announced that he would permit no more
Sunday games. At the close OF the game
yesterday he notified the players of both
teams that they were under arrest. They
were registered at the Jail and released for
appearance before justice today. The
sheriff will make yesterdays game a test
to see whether a conviction can be had
under the statute forbidding Sunday amuse-
ments. Detroit won from Minneapolis, 10
to O.