New York Clipper (Oct 1895)

OCTOBER 26. THE JSTETW YORK CLIPPEEl. 530: Tlie Bl» arm** MMtlag, Tbe Kentockr Trotting Hons Bratden' Aaoolk' lion tM IM tvontr-tklid maaakl moettiif it LtHiig- uin, out. B-IS. The TmnarlnoU Skkn wu the re>lun,wlt)iFatDr1lrBlikM for dUferent »(t* u pnrniloentrKtanlntlialntcrMt. Sanunur: Ken- iiickr Fatarlij SttHa (itrM ;e«r olda), ^,000— wklud Btnm Unt, KbitIo* Bel secoiHl, Scomlst ihtrd, lureil foarlti. Tloa, 2:M.Vi, tMH, ■::\S. Tannaaee PtcUif Sukes, M,OM, 2:tl cIm»- sur lulotsr ttni, Fmnk igta (won flnt taeni) kc- nnd, W. P. UiM, aalnell* foartk. Hint, iMK, ::07K, tMH, 2M\i. 1:11 cisa, ttotUog, fl.OOO- itMltt So*p lint, Bid Aotor (vnn Drat b«*u ncond, laaMlo (<roa Uilrd but) tblid, A. L. KempUiiil ruuim. Time, l-.na, 2:\»», 3:17. i-MX, 1MJ(. Tte Weal sukea, iM cltm, mtUDg, t2,oo»- UeoUne Int, BdmonU acond, Jadge Rice iDIrd, Red roloter foaitti. Time, 3:iex> 2:14, 2:ieK. Pice tor Kll paclos, (i,(MO^oo Pstolien llni, jobii R- CentiT (won lecond tieat) aecood llobert J. («on inird heal) third, Coleridge rouith ■nme, iMti. 3MJi, IM. tM claaa, troiilDg, *l,00O-NlchtlDnle flrat, Lookheatt aec oDd. MTld B. third. Lbs Wllkea fourth. Time, 2:11^', 2:11V, 2:11),'. 2:21 claaa, troUoir, tun- Valler ween drat, Uulltj aecoDd, BohadU third, Ulaad Olrl fourth. Time, 2:17>i, 2:17.U, 3:10. The TrsDijIvanhi Slkkea, i:ii claw, troiung, |i,ooi>— Uouocer dnt, Ljuae Bel (won drat two neataiaec- ODd. Plleiu third, Allao (onrth. lime, 2:12, iMii, 1-.m, i-.lOX, 2:10>i. a:ia cUua, padog, tl,000- Uphella nnt, nelrloon (won ihird heal) aecond, Uenle D, third, U/erabuig foarth. Time, 2:1], 2:13, 3:11^, l-.llK. The Keeinckj Putuiltjr (two jear oldn, trotuog, t7,W0-Pred 8. Moodej llt«, Elccuo. pheleecond, wlggliui Uilid,Oioewood fourth. Time, IvS, 3:19. 2:11 clue, paolng, tl.oOO-EUa T. Oni, Col. TnomtoD(woD flnt two heals) aecood,Bpioxetta Ihlid. June Bug foarth. Time, 3:13,2M,'i, 2:10, iM, VMX- 3:Uolaa8, trotting, 11,000-utuitr flrst, Pelea- cue(vron Orsl heal) aecood,Celerrlenathird, Ullena p. fourth. Time, iiUH, >:1', 2:l3)i, 2:10. 2:18 claaa, inulog, 11,000—Bad Actor drat, Pianklln second, ibrle D. ihlrd, Bloomdeld fonnh. Time, 2:31,2:1T, Mt. tat clan, trouing, tsoo-VarUlon flrat, Ann* (won Kcond he&t) aecooo, Woodford third, I^>rreai«r fourth. Tlnie,2»IX,2:18;f,2:ig^,2:l>Ai. FututitT, (im jear old pswni), tl,2io—uulphlde, walk over. Tine, 2:18);. Kentuokr Siakea, for three jear oldi. f'J,ooo-Boreal Out, Fred Kohl (won flrat and third htata) eecond, Kllloni (woo aecood heat) third, (Mt laud Baron lourtli. Time, 2:I2>,', 2:U, 2:U, 3:ig, 2-mi. 2:11 Free for aU trot, ti,ooo-Nlgbtlacale dm, Lockhait aecond. Time, 2:10%, 3:ii, iiUtii. 2M clajB, pacing. |l,ooa-SUr folDter flrat uulnetie aecond, Vem Capol third, DlrecUon toortb. Tlme,2M)(, 3KI7, tMyi. Special, double team pacing agunst record—Ulae lUlla and Jm e h. heat reiiord, 3:14. Time, 2:I2><. Stallion Keiireaenltttlve Sukes,four year old, trolling, $i,000 —Biiou DUIon flrat, B. B. P. (woo aecond and third Hum) aecond. Dentine third. Time, 3:12, 2:I3U, l-MH. iAia, 2:l3)i. 2:10 chua, tlotUog, (1,000- Tno Conqueror flrat, RoelU Soap (won flrat heal) aecond, uric (won aecond heal) Ihlrd, la> Belle rminh. Time, 2:14,'.-, 2\Wi, 2:13U, t-MK, 2:16. ■ITS) claae, pacing, tMO-Uadge ]). flrat. Tout Sblr- le; aecood. The Jeweaa third. Time, 2:18,2:iex, 3:16),' 2:l8)f, 2.-21^, iMa, ICO. 2:11 olaaa, tnt- Uog, tl,oao-Linu uel Utat, Aluo (won third heat) Mcond, Ollla K. third,(^ephufourth. Tlme,2:lix, 3:I4<«, 3:11, 2:ll)i. Vreti for all, paolng, *6,oa>— Hubert J, flrat, Frank Agan aecond, John R. OentiT Ihlrd, Joe Fatohen fourth. Time, 2M)i, IMX, lai. The Johnston Stakes, 3:2t claaa, trolling, ti.OOO—VaUer <iaeen flivt. Lulu F. second. Oath- eilne third. Time, t:WH, I:UX, 2:IG)j, 2:16),', 3:ie. 2:23 class, trolUug, IMO-WanJa flrat, rannjr S. second, Ellgo third, Baliullo fourth. Time, 2.-30)^, 2:10)^, 2:iaSi. Lexington Siakea, two jear olds, trouiiu, (2,oo(^TOmniy Bnuon flnt, Axmsld second, SIlTer Lake third. Time, 3:21, ■i:U}i. 2:13 cbw, pacing, tl,ooo-Belle T. flrst, C'lioral aecond. Red Lad; third, Bpblnxetl* fourth. Time. 2M)i,2:\0>i, 2:11),'. 3:29claaa. Ironing, UM -<;arnllbn Ural, Forrester second, Kodraa third, Uar- lllan fourth, lime, 3.-20,2:ie, 2:1«. Wilson Stokes, t^a claaa, pacing, COOO—Bert UUrer flrat, Rachel (won flrat two heau) aecond, Uorells (won third •nd fourth beala) third, Nlottii fourth. Time, !:I0,2:io>;, 2:U)(, 2:I2)<, 2:U)K, 2:I3>4-. Illue Oraaa Sukes. 2:19 clua. Ironing, |2,ooo-LadT Wilton drat, UiUltj aecond, Annlne ihlrd, Bllena F. fourth. Time, 3:IIS', 1:HX, 3:12)i. Ashland Sukes, rear- ling tnuen, $1,000—Nabeaa Orel, Blesalog aecond, Preston thlM, Bert Berr fourth. Time, 2-41)^. Orer the Jviupa* The New York Sleeplecbaae Asaoclatlon began lis naugonl meeting at Horria Park Oct. 10, flre mces being sncceafally concluded. A hig crowd of devotees of cnascoonttT racing were In attendance, and thejr found the sport thoroughly enjojable. The Judges aelecied to act doring the three noing daja the aaaocbkUon has been allotted are: Judges, Clarence HcDowell and IL W. Simmons; stewsnda, August Belmont, J. 0. Follanshee, S. S. Lowland, A. J- Vf^"" ^- fouhard, F. P.Kcene, U. Ue U. Forbes, F. 11. PrIncaandJ.O. areen; Umer, W. U.Bairetto: patrol Judge, J. S. Iloej; secniair, Jaa. Howe. iMmmaiT- HtlllDRhardla nc« for thna year oUn and apirtnl,«a. truce ftt eacli, to the fuoO. to the wlaatr uaOL tJ> Uie •«c>iiKlimuthallilnlteo,llirMjeiroldalo canr leOB. lour r«ar old iesb,dv«jearnMsl7ab,0 and aged I78ft. mUM and mMloia aUoared 3a, nllloi alloraicM, two mll«^ OTar elihl lllfiku ofhiinllaii. Suta AdIu Slahla'i b. (. Caracua, 4, liy Enpeier of T. Vakh'a br. I,. Kllkanor, 0, IC3; 3 to I Cbmodler a J. M.Cf«aby*ab. r. Fagltive,3. IM; 10tot Yeach 3 . , Tlma,S:&l. aaldaoB at ataxtloi aiMpfecuaa, for three year oMa and upward, to Ui« wIODor S3S0. to tht aacood 110. to Uia thlril (10. eatraaco (lu cmH al iIom or cloalo(.(U addllkiaal to atan. thiae years oU I38», tour yeara lUlb, are yaai, U3», all yaaia and ased 1732, mtraa and nMlnicaaJlovijdSft, twomllaa. P. Debbuu's b. g. Olluila, ].by OoakoSopbroDit, l«); avoo BlUloin 1 Broad Hollow Bubla'a cb. a. Oaybraak, 4, 147; 0 to 6 Braiil 2 K. Wabi*a cb. g. Man Chan. 4. lis; ]Otol..,.J. OaUabao 9 TliDe.4:S. Itaodlcap ttaaplediaja rortbraoTaaroldaaiid upward. Kuanolaad to Uio winner (900, (300 lo the aattno and SIOUlo llw Uilrd.aouaneedUaadi at time ol olMlnn. (10 additional Ifdedarod by Oct. 10. atartara (40addition- al, noo-aurlarn (tu additional, wlonlnc nenaltlaa. about three nllaa. ^ Broad UoUow Btablt'a ch. g. Ttie Peer, e; by Joe ilooter. ClaraLi, U7;2lol biuII 1 .Mr. fliamblal'a cb.ir. Duka of Abercom, 0. 139; U to I l>arar 1 Col. J. A. L. HinUiya oh. g. Baapulan, e! I44;e to ' -™-"l-Ji- Meloeniy J For Ihrae year oUs and upward, aelllnii. lo ttia winner on. to the aacond 170, to tba third (3Uenlrania(IOaoch. to tlio Ibnl, Jockey Ulub walebu at Im aboTa uia acale. Hslllog aUowancaa. ala and a half nirloogs or tlia WIthan Bile. P. Bartow's ch. h. Buckrane. 4, by Baehaoan lrana, 111: .»lo9 .Tteallt. J. K t P. F. Keene'a di. t. Iriah Raol, 3, 111; 7 u I.TanI > D. Okleon'ach. (. Sufllolant, 3. loa; a to I atWIe 9 _ Tlnie.l:21)lj. Walt«rwel(ht Sal laca for all mtn, aniruoa (10, lo the winner gmand M the aecond (A die Wltbati alia. OoKh SlaUo'a b. e. Deanlayar, 1. by MMknhlao Ooa, Old OemlBton Jeeher Clab. ,3^h Wfot race-9«IUng, hilt a mUe—Senator ?i,J? *A.'"«°''L ••». Waahboni, 3).'to 1 third. Tlnis,0:tt){ Secondtlce-JfciJte^i.o tarler, ereo, won: II. I). R., no, Neleon. a lo 1 aec Hanj H., 104, ilamei, a to i, won; Oonleat. m P J'«'>«™ou.» to s, aecond, L^ulo, MTlSii'Mto 1, third. Time, 1:32 Fourth race-nmi Te» pld^alI and a'quantr fdrien^i-sfi,All?WS f»".''<>lO|,«u: R«nah«Mcriw^A.'M»rMS) , second; «am, loi, clan,»to 1, iblrd. ixat. w v;;,;;'.*'!'.'"?"-*^^"'''fu>looga-For«ei^ lis. Young. 0 to s, won: Con Lucoj, 118, NarraeiTo to t, second: Miss iaica&eth,9i. Uayo, 30 toTlM' "'{■'^■■-.•Blitlh race-A)llluralx iTnda iSr '■XI5?!'^'^?1'»S,'"?' "ol)em"oU,4 to 0, woo; Brookljo, 111, Waatibum, S lo (, aecond; lluelraa. 90, Barren, 40 to i, ihlrd. Time, ISM).'. """""' t)oL l7.-flt<t race-Four aud a haltfnnoDgs- llaloyon. itB, AUotd,i to 1, won; ijueen d'Or, los, Fenolmore, a to 1, aecond; Fmnk Fuller, 101, Bain 16101, third. Time not uken Second nce- Fouranda halt furlongs—Margnetlle 11,102, Han' lOTe,2lol,won;Dr.Johniion,lo2, R. Broiri aecond; Bella 0., 102, Andrews, 4 to I, third. Brotrn, 6 lo •--.;r-.- ■ ' ,third. TInoo, 9;M Third race-Seven fnrlonga-Brlghtwood, Neaiy, 1 b> 1, won; BoUrar, 107, arlnin, 20 tn I, ace- cond; Long Shanka, 107, Clan, 10 to 1, thinl. 'flnij, l-i^H Fioutth lace-IUlf a rallo-Foi«il, ll», Yonug, B to 2, won; Irlah Iw, 104, Nearr, 10 to I, Mcood; IlatTx Warren, in, Ferguaoo, 4 to 1, third. Time, 0:48,'f FlfUi nce-SIx and a niianer tur- longs-SIra, loe, Waalibum, 1 to », won; Juliet, 91, K. Brown, 6 to 1, aecond; Reform, loo, Clare, 90 to I, third. Time, I.-JI Sixth race-Six and a half- lana-Brootljn, 100, Washburn, 3 to 6, won; Aron, 101, P. HcOetmou, i to l,ae<ond; Roller, 112, Alford, 3 to 1, third. Time, 1:21V Oct. IS.—Flrat race-Two year olds, tour and a half forlonge-PerfldT, 103, Qleaaon, 7 to -i flrat; HISS Klliabelh, 97, Andrews, ( to 1, aetonil; Haj Plnkerton, 103, Uelehantr, 1 to 2, third. Time, U:i7. .... ...Second race-Six and a halt (urlonga-IHIlou J., 110, Johnson, 3 to i, flnt; Fmnk Fuller, no. Bain, 8 to 1, second; Fadra,107, Drawer, 13 to I, third. Time, IrJSi; Third nee, three year olds, al.T and a qnarter rortongii—Imp. Samartlan, 101, lUnlovc, 2 to I, flnt; Foundling, 109, Oleaaou, 4 10 I, aecond; Joe Hack. 108, Oelahantjr, 3 to 0, third. Time, 1:21),' FourtL race-One mlle- Lento, 107, Tiwlor, 4 to 1, flrst; Urlizle, 107, Nearr, 2 tol, aecond: u>Ueara,BO,ciare,oto l,thlrd. Time, l:40>i Fifth race-Fonr turiongs-lrlah Lass, 103, ^earT, 1 to 3, Irsl; Kcllpee Jr., 107, Feumon, 0 lo 2, aecond; JereeT, 122, johnaoo, 4 lo 1, Ihlrd. Time, 0:4gJi sixth race—Six and a (luaner fuHooga-timnd Prix, 109, Neary, 1 lo 3. Dm; 0.1). D., Itaa, l>eL»haniy, 0 to 1, aecond; Uiieeu d'Or, 109, Feniuon, tl to I, third. Time, l:ll<l,'. Tb( Sandown Fool Stakea waa, on Oct. 17, won, stSandown, Eng., by J. P. Porter's Red Heart, wllh Churob Fande eecond. ALL -WANT PENH ANT WINNERS. apteto AnaBgemenia Belag Made to Coi Deals at the Laagne Meeting. President Freedman, of the New York Club, made his flrat more last week toward aiiengthening his team, and lhat he did not succeed was no fault of his. Ue had a long Interview with Janes H. Hann. Ing, nv nager of the Kansas City team, of the Went, em League, In regard to the latter taking full charge of the Hew York team next season, but the clrcumstaoces wars such that the offer, although a very liberal one, could not be accepted. Mr. Mann- ing la the aole owner of ihe Kaniaa City Club, which has proved a very ptofltable Inveaunent during the past two seasons, and the Indlcatlonaare that It will do still belter for talm during the yean that bis frsn- ohiso lias to tun. Therefore ho conld not eee bb way clear to accept the management of the New York team without Jeapordlzing his Western Inter- ests, whichhefeltbeconldnotstfordtodo. Alielter selection conld not have been made by President Fnedman than that of Hannhig, who la conceded tooeoneotthe beat playing managera In the baal- oeaa Bad President Fnedman been able lo aecuro bli setvlcea be would bave accomplished a double pnreoae, by gelling a thoroughly capable manager ana a flrat claaa aecond baaeman, and would hare THE FIELDING AVBHAQRS. I Th« Standing of Th« Laagug'Aiioelalloii Playara for the Sauon of 1899. The onirlsl leldluf avenges of the playera of the , I iMgue and American Aaaoclatlon who look pan In fldeen or mote gamta during Ihe aeaaon of Itw, compiled liy maldenl N. K. Young, are aa follow: rum' ba9eiibx. Ot;oanur.t:iavalaod U- Talieau, <:laialand t^Twy. naitlai«ira Anaon, i:bl«a||o I^innor, St. Ututa. J llaaaamer. Waab. and LiiulaTllbi. I trartwrlgbt, Waablniton Woltli. LouUvllla lArhaiica. Kr\Miklyn. o.\ pp. I tl. TrU«aa, ri«Tflan«l I Hftia*. rlnoinnall and Irfiularllle. I v. rurk.NaaVock.. strenglbened the team In a heretofore weak spot. Id Hr. Freedman nae as good Judgment In Uie selection of bis new playera aa he did in eifons for a ut; iu> 1 J-^e. MoDooald'a cb- g. VP- b! Bink'i bp. g-'liy Lnci.' A itr; 4 to V.V. TlmM:«i. Chiaapaaka, ailed. ;:".'-%la? Racing Stock nt Anollon. Horria Park was the scene of a public aale of thoroughbreds not. is, the alar aale being that ot Wemberg for *i,0<n. The principal sales were as follows: RABArO AND OMBCK BTABLE8. Radahln. eh. h..flatty Runnyiiieda or liiip.l*oollae- . ilirona; T-W. Ooullar. , 4, br Ini,. Slldlolhlan-lllaroiuina; r. (1,000 tola. b. (. iiaalay no Tba C«>D.I>lli.(..Xby Imp. Hldtothlan-Kana; A. Daarlag aSO DOCBMI, eh. &, a. by Tbe Banl-Roaawood; J.A. aantaatt atUtj Calirornla^^. r,3, by Imp. HldloUiUn-lllaronuaa „T. W.CooU iMnnofnoia, , OnKk (ubia I^jmola, br. l, » by Imp. MMIoUilan-UfTalne; 1. by Imp. ronilae-UiroOa; SOD <r« w ^ PHOfBBTIf or W. II. BAUDS. Mi "''^ Jnlinion. eb. k., 3, by JIU Jobaaoo-SIa Jllnrarj r. Wakli (n moir, br. c, I. by (anaatlon MoDenlo; Hr. Dan. -lala ' • log ..Ti?"- re"""* by Tea Tny-Alln Hay; P. 0. Bumaaa 40) ni„_ PBOPiBrr or brown t rooers. nor *' ''-'•■••' Olonalf -Hoyna; A. J. Joy- ''J JlgkaC bV.''i''by'iipand iht«^^ w.™l_.''^!'"*fi' orjAHiMHoLAC-a " b. c 4. by MnaooTy-llolnidal; O. E- ..AoilUt '^iJy^'o^br.i'.iiVifAttnSiTirBiM; nianager,a.nd be able to cany out lUa deabi, the local pabllu need have no apprehensions In regard to bis getting a winning team for next season. Mr. Preedman has gained conslderalile knowledge about tho national game doting hia brief connection wllh IL Ulsplanarorthegoodot the New York team are feasabte, and should he succeed In carrying them out wUlcertalifly give the local enthnslastsa team tbey wlllbe pnna of. He fully reallzea that New York, tbe greaieat olty lo the union, should have a champion team, and ne hi determined to get one if money can obtain IL New York has tho nucleus of a team that itquliea only a tew Oral claaa men to make it a whiner. The club has some excellent phayera who can be traded off to good adrantage. Among those who are very dealmhie are Doyle, van Baltnn, Bums, Oennan, Bannon. W. Clarke and Uoiler. Out of these men the local club aboold flnd little tnnble hi gelling aeveral flrst olase men to ■irengthen Its team. It la said tbat tbe Philadelphia Oinb Is making great prepamlloos for next aeaaon, and the patroni of the game In tbat city will be treated to a genu- ine Burprlas when tbe negotlatlona are completed. President Rsacb and Tteaaunr Hogen are dimila- aed with tbe work ot acme of Ihe playen ot theh' team during the past aeaaon, and tney Intend mak- ing eome ohaages. SevemI new facea will be aooa when the seaaon beglnt next year. The moat Im- portant ohsnge, however, will be In the manage- ment of the team. It Is believed that Manager Irwin was enttrely too eaay with the playen, and Ibataomeot them took advanhage of nls leniency and were not alwaya In the beat ot condition. It Is said lhat Secretary Shettallna will succeed Artbnr Irwin In tbe management of next year's team. Hr. Bbettsllne has traveled with the playen for a num- ber of yeara aa flnaoclal manager, and he ban a pretty good Idea of how the men ehould be band led o make them winners. Then may be aeveni chaggas on the team's Infleld and one In the out- Beld. Pint and second bases and abort stop are the poaltlona on Ihe Infleld where changes are likely to be made. Uamlltoo has become diaaailailed with the tieaiment be has received at ibehandHot some ot the newspspen In that dty, and thinks he can do better elaewhere. Do has mistaken Juat orlUclam tor a peiaonal attack on hIaabUllyaaa baU player, and now he feela lhat he cannot do blmaelf Justice It henmalna in thecityof Untherly Love, rrobablva deal with the local club can be made whereby Uamlllon can be HanatemNl to Ihla city. Doyle for Uamllton would come preity nearly lieuganeqaalliade. llallman Is another man that may be found In aome other major league team, II a auilable man la offend In exobaoge for hiro. ttlther Madlaon or tbe player recently obtained tnm the WeatetB League will be placed In that ponlUoo, or at leaat a hrlal will be given each ottbem, provld- U)g a better man cannorbe obtained. Theolubwas very weak at shortstop during tbe past seac^n, and an extra edbrt will be made to gel a man lo All lhat all Important poaltlon. The club baa a great oot- leld la Delehanty, Turner and Thonpeon, while ■here la no dob einnger behind the bat. Ibis Is equally true of third base. In UveOroaatbe club has a very clever man. lie can flUalmoat any poal- tlon on the learn. What the Boetonaob ofHclals will do In regard t* tbe make op of their team next season, hi a ques- tion lhat has been asked many times sinee ihe ckna of the past aeaaon; but no one outside of the ofllclals taemaelves appeara to be able to answer, sad they have nothing ot Interest to uy on the sob- JeoL 'That tbe team's work dnUng the past aeaaoa was a dlsappoUitment Is a wsll known ucL It fell far shoit (X Its usual high standard, and no good reason appean to bo glveo forIL Some ohaages In the leamw make up have already been annoonced, but whether or not any very Imponani onea will be made la a nrjt matter of apecniatton at the preaent nine. The tfoalnos were gcoemtly conceded to be the mostpioljablepennantwlnnenalthe twglnnlng of the past season, and why ihey tailed lo win k not an easy qoeatlon to answer. OollecUrelyaod Individually tney an the greatest sgnegatlon of ball playen ever gathered together. They playtd the game as It wu never seen played beton by anyone team. ThelrworK waaaravelaUon.and their pialaea were shonted all over the connliy. Iher wen several Umei pennant wbinei^ and they wen heM up by many wiltera u a model for other tocopyatler. Just what has caused ibelrie- Rlchanl Cnoley, who has been connected wllh tbe 8t-Louis Cluli, ot the National League and Anierl- CHO Asasoclatlon, during Ihe past two seasons. Is a very clever all around player. Ilurtng hh drat sea- son with the club, when Its team waa In a bad way for catchers, Cooley volunteered his aervlces, aud al once Hliuwed Ibat ho was a IrA claaa nan In that place, biH regular poslllou then being al Ihlnl base, lie proved hlnnolf a valuable man In every posllloo 10 which he was assigned. Ue was tiom March 29. at Leavenworth Kan., and deacended from Btocic that has for many yeara lieen Ideatlflud wllh the affaire of lhat State, In one way or anollier. Cooley received hIa education at Topeka. anil It waa while atlendlog achool them that lie Unit liecarae Interetted In the iiallonal game. It was not lonir. however, before ho gained r.onnlilemliln btcal n- nown as an all around player, being a lieary and reliable bauman, clever Oelitcr and One niuo runner. Ilia excellent work aiirnctcd Ihe allontloii of the oillrlala of the Topeka Club, who niado lilui quite a llt>eml offer lo play with Iheir team during the icason of imu, which ho arcrpled. lie Iwgaii that aeaion with lhat club, but nitUheil It as a lurni- lier ot the HI. Joaeph loam, of Ibo Wealeru Ungiio. II waa bis excellent work with Ihe latter lhai ni- traded the allentlnnot the nianaicmrnt iif llio Hi. jMiiln Club, and bla aorvlcm wore secuml fur Miu Hound Vlty organliallon. Cooley liiok part In Ofiy- two champlonahlp games daring I bt aeaaon—Iw4- wlth Ihe -St. I^iils team, anil ranked well up In tlic oinrlal hailing averages nl the niajiir lengiio. lie fully convinced I'renlitent Vnn dcr Abe ihat ho coubl hntd bis own lo the fast company thai ho was invvl log In. Uurlng Ihe past aeaaon lie bonk |mri In ciio hundrvd aud ililriy-iwo chaiiiplonKhluipiiura. anil milked among Ihe leaden In tliu nifirlnl iiaiilriii avemgcN, wlili a |»vrceolaao of :i40. Thla bi cer- tainly H very rciiiarkaltlo fcalfur anyone tu at'coiiip. llHliln bin aecond aeaaon In tlieinajiir league. tiogresslon during the paet season or two la not easy to eiplalo. That inero la nomeihlng wrung somewhere Is perfectly evident, but will ihe nisn- agement lie able to overcome the tlliltcultj be- fore aoutber aeaaon beglnar. It has been suggested that aeverel of the preaent team be re- leased, and tbat their placea t>e fllled by yoonfier and more anbiiloua playore, who. It Is claimed, will hare every Inducement tor putting foitb iheir beat efforts to win, for they will have everything lo gain by winning the championship, and llllle to lose If the tall to do so. John Honill, the veteran plajer end maiuger, hi quoted as saying that at least tight changes mutt be made In the preaent team heron Boatoo can hope to get another pennant win- ner; but It Is not generalTr believed Ibat ihe club lakes so radical a view of the matter, nor that It eonteroplaita uiaklng such a wholeule release of thelrplayen. It took aome time to gel b>gethor lla present team, and the club will weigh Ihe mailer carefully before doing anything tliat (t night ader- wards legnu The cinii has some very promlalng young phiytra on lie nil, who could lie fllled In witb the veterans lo good advantage; In fact, no other club In the major league appeara lo have so many really good youogatara who can be aUllr.ed to such advantageaa la the case wllh lloaton. There- fore, ooeor two changes may he made without Im- pairing the atrangth ot the team. All the cinba will come to the anneal meeting ot the National League and American Asa-tclairoo, Nov. 12, at the Firth Avenue Hotel, lu tbbi city, loaded with deabi, and the public may hear of aumo aenaatlonal tmusactlona befon everything la set- tled, providing all Ihe other magnates take tlie atme view of tbe matter that Preeldant Freedman does. ■ la says: "Sentiment will cut no flgure In the nuke up of our leam next year. It we rind that It la to tho i>est Inierest ot oor team to let tbhi or tbat man go, we Intend doing so, and tbe faotot hIa lielog a star In his pHrtioular poaltlon makes no dlflierence whatever. We want a winning team, and we are going to try and get one." The baseball pukiUo la ilckle. One week they will be ahouUng the r of a star player, and the next week will hlaa I Ihe fleld If he abould fall off In hIa worir. It Is the praentallthelimewlththem; tlierefonItbeboovea ball pbiyeis to put forth their very beat efforts In evciy game, or retire until tbeycandoao. Ifthey an not able to bold their end up wllh tlie Mher playen, then tbey abould rellrapernuDsolly, for the pnbllc will not tolerate has beena. Theohanceaan (hat the coming major leagoe meetlni will be one of tbe most Intercatlog In the bbitory u( that oman- IZKlInn,Itweanto belleveall the tslkaboutdeala Ibat are to bo made when the magnates come to- gether. There are aome other maltera ot Import- ance besides the exchangeotnlayera tliat will come np for aeitlemenl before toe league deleiates. Among them Is tbe umpire queaUon. Soma of the leagoe omclsis advocalt the double unnln nistem as the only one calculated to give entire saQsfac- tloo, whils othen claim lhat one good man Is suffi- cient to do the work, ot coune tuU Is a natter of opinion that will have to be arranged by tho mag- nates themselves. Then are' many good points In the double umpire system, but It rcsulres two good men to do the work sallsiactorlly. One good man and an Indifferent one would only make a buflea<|Uo of Ihe bnalnew. The grealeai ohiectlon lo the two umpires Is the expense; but thbisbould notatsnd In the way when two good men would add greally tu the lotereat of a game. There an a great many things tbat happen during a game Ibat one umpire cannot eee wblle he la watching tbe liall coming over the plale, m that he can. In hit Judgment, de- cide lla liall orntilke.and It hi tlieae lologa lhat cauae a great deal of Inuble for the umpire. The playera know tbia and take advanlaie of It, which they would notdo It then were two nmplrea. All of Iheae Ihlngashould lie tat:en Intoconiddemllon and caieluily weighed before rejecthig the douMa nmpire lyatem because of Ibi expense. Nellber PresMent Hoblson, of ths Cleveland Club, or President Brash,of the Cincinnati, liaaylnimucb about deabi, hut that does not Hgnlfy tbat tbey will not come prepared to get Ihe long end of a deal that relalea to any of tlieir playen. Both bave en- gaged a nomber of young playen, lor which they have aome object In view. Prealdent RoMson can apareooe or two men from his team, and itlll oot Wtaiem Ifsr'Je, durlns Ihe pant aeas'in. I'roalili'ni llnisli, linwever. baa HrParlan'I'a iiamu on lila Cin- cinnati itacrvu Ibii, and llie chances are thai ho will get Ibo player. hitiHiiirg, Waahlugtiin, l^mlnvllle and Hi. I^hiIh will allcomu to Ihe nieeilng liHiklugtoranylblnK In the Hbape or an exchange nr rrlrase or a playrr wlio will strengthen Iheir rvnpectlve leama. Iialilin"iu and Chlngo, alibuiigh apjMrenily well aailadiHl with their leama, will let no gnmlplayeridlplliniugN | Hi,o riilcauu their lloiien It tbny can get hulil of them fur any | Hiima. Naw Vurk ami HnH.birn SMkley, rlllabura I Kwlnx. Olnclntiail I Tiickrr, Htt<ti«n B.lyl^ Vhilailrbihla l>i>jl», Naw York Sniulner*. nallluiiir* A t-nularllla naonon. New V.irfc KKt^INU HAHKll I 1.4100. BoHipn tinka. H'a«tilnit.tn Hiatliatir, rliuhiita llaUniao, niUdrli^la I Uitlnn, m. I,4>ul8 I Trilby, llilouiu X'Htlrlv L«Hraillll> Daly. HmAlyn -• Kalli, Hklliltinrv I Mcl'haa, triiiolnoail l!hlMM:UtsUnil 1 llarrlnsuia, Hi hIihi I Klaaart. «%lcaai I illMBun, haltluiiira I HiBirord. Itaw York rillHIl H.IHKII I rnwa, riiiiailfliilila I iTidlina, ll«al«ni and LnuUvllla.... Hblndl^ Hnwkbn I llrvnlnjter. l loTolaiii) I NmIi. Hiiftiiii I Onvla. Naw Vnrh Mnlarr, i:lai»lan>t I ilrar. iSncliinall I t:iiitHiiian, Pillaltuni HfUt, Halllninra I Mfllrav.Halllninra I ilfiiln*. lliuliura ] l,|iHia.HI. LiHila lAtbaui, lllnolnnall PatToU KawYiirk HiarwILLIilraao .loyre. Waablnaliui Millar, HI UiulB frvatiilt.SL l^iuU Haniuala.Ht-trfiuU Hunnar, Balllniitra anil HI. {.iiiila.. Hllllin HTIII'H. Jannlnsi. Hallliiiora thirciima. Hrnoklyn my.m. Uula Hiiillli, rlncinitall Wiiarl, ritul'uiK Kiillor, Kow V»ik VeKaam <:isroUlid llalilHi. Clilnilii lllaunvk.Liiuratllhi A Wartilnal'n Hlloy. nillaiUI|>lila I.i>na. Ibialiiu hlil,,tiiirk, Waalilnalon Ilruaji. rillvliurw Hiillhaa. Ilillaital^ila Nlinaarl, Lnulaillla INwaaii, Waalilnalnii riKi.nriiH. llM«lnrr. Vt'mtb. aii.l l.„iiUTllhi ilrlinii. Hr>Kihi>n Miirrtiy N»w Vi/rk Hhttrii. HriHiklyo IVrlahl. t.<ml>rill> T1iitm|uiiii l'lilUiltl|ihla niiMlln. llRUIiiimn UoAle^r, i:i#valantl Kaalvr. llaUlllliiro Iliilllili) . Iilnclnnall Ihiiuivan, I'lllalxtra Hliovlian. HI. I.iiuli' Ihiiri-, Hokliiii tl*Uliaiitr, I'liilailalHila TlaraoB Naw Viirk Tpiiny. HiMliin Ki,lty, Holll 10 lliiarUTpr. rinrliiiiall Hrnwii. Waalt. atiil l.i>iilirlll» Mlllar.rbieliliiatl Ih.ail.Ht t.iiuli laiiHivl.'lilcaii llnmlKmi, l'li1laiUI|.lil> llvnini. I'lllaliiira r(M4ar. HI. IrfHIia riiUIni, Uiiaiuflanil l,<iulirlUa.... llflllnicar. I.«,iilaillta Hall«<n. W»lil n 4I| Ml a 40) III tllM llllliri i«| ml sal vj] III llkl I) MS la ISO M au 471 103 tl 114 Ml 1371 IIOl MS IS iiai IXI 1141 tl IWII ttl Oil la lai KN. Kl im ii> III i.ti m .m Si RSI iS no .eitt .»I7 .mi .iw .P6i reuouHu cntuMonilon. Htlilmnrs nu wvemi nwu whnm It will exctiKiigo r<ir olherp, pTvvlilInK li, c«n R6t tbe right kind or pUyen In tlw deal, whiro , Oblcftfo IH rcAiljr tu sccept a roiinle of flrat elHm itDiilfllileri ind ■ pllclier nr two; oilierwtM lU trnni In Id iinlt; ffnctd trliii. Tho innt liopclewi cau In ttiKl ut tbH WMlilriRtoii dull. U rntilil eftnlly Hianil HO ODtIre new team, abd a k'mxI one il ilm, lH>rtiru frelllnff ■ pcnnHiit wlnnur. Hi. UiuIm In out ijulia w* ptdly oir aa Waahlnginn. Tim Umwr Imh iim nucleuH nr'a gnod icaiii, wlilcb, wllh a tlnin HlniiiKtlienlnRiiid good manaKlD^. ibouhl licuimu a winner. A fow llnit olajw men huouM Im netuclei] to K" Willi tho beat ot thoaa nuw tni liaud, and Iho Udiiod titr would iHtcomo an Important farlitr In il>o cliini|ili>i»lil|i raco. Wbetlier Ihe I.<iiiUvIIIim will pla; Iwtlcr twll neityear tli»ii ihn^ dlil diirlhv the iMHt Hoaaon la prDlilematlcal. The dab ban irnt Klveii up hum uf golllDg CulllnH* rckaw rrum ilio lloiit/iuii, UDd there In qu telling what will l« iltmu when tbe cluhomclalsineat. Witta CulllOKin ihInK ■nd a UratolaaHhortMUtp. ilie U)u1nvI)1m would iw a very llv«tjr team Ici tachle, aod one that it wiuild tri) no cuijr matter to win m game tmm. lo Ularku, Hbuganand llolroeittba I^Hulavllle'iuuiaeld would liQ aecoud to nooe. It lookH eaajr enough Ui put all the teami In good Nbaiw eicept Waihliigtou. A plejrer or two added lier« or tbere, and mnj one ot ■he elovea teama would l>« put in flrat cIrh funii. .Sot lo Wiublnglon, whiob duea not appear to have a nec-leiie that a winning team could ifo ImiIII ■round. The club baa a niimlier of vetenna who do well eDoiigb, but ai » whole tbey are not faat enough to keep up with tbe pruceMl'iii. V9W pcrmnii other Iban thono who hare licen HUk*, i;l»r«UiHl. WIIiiHit. nilnvi* Al'l^jTi WiiiilOfllim Hurk>, New Vnrk ami Oiielnnall. i:iirk. LiiuUilllr.... Van Haltran, Httw \utk I'nHlen, lAllliTllln Hurktlt.fllafvUwl HinllN rlluliDri Hannoii, Naw Vurb Kuutf, Hr<Miki)ii HttUrlhf. IhHhMi Hiiuitirt, laimUtlllr O.T»l«aii. f.'lavsUiKl Haiinuii Hiivltiii AiHjanuin, Hlwiklyn lloy.l.'lDclonitl TrvtfiMy, Hrinklrii iNckir, I'liiruti Tiirmr. ftilliilitliklila llaliUB*. Ii<iularlfl« amy, f.iinlav)ilf Ulllir. Rl. l,fHiii Huyd, WaililnMi'iu gatbertog record! will ippnolate tho magnini^ni girt tbe lata ofalef of umpiree, Harry Wright, left to the KaUuDal Uague anil AmerlcaD Anoclallun. A l>«ii«r. HitMttiifii Kuiilnwao, Italtlaitire (laiRKOU, lOilliHBliidla.... natiinl, Hftalon Xlnmiar, DIavaltiM Clark*. Halilmorv cirln, bnuihlvn Nllirf«]».(nikaK Will, Hl.Ltiul* Tinny, BiiPUtn MflJiiIra, WuliliiHttMi rarrall. Mmw York. Muii'liy, (Miiotnnall... Wainar, JaiinUflllii Vauglin, rinclonati Millar, Ml Uiili mt«n,HI. Lniili kiirklay. flillaifaMlila Wlhfio. Naw York MjitM. Ulncloiiui iri'l LfiuUvllIfl,. codicil to bta wKfreada: ••All my bookeand n einor anda iiearlngupon orconccritloRihe naitonalgamo or liaaeball, cricket and uthenportiaiogelber wllh i Hi,aUi„ fiempapercllpplDgiiand comnponifenco referring M-'IriiijJinciDiiaTi';;/.! ruuV.l lo the Rmme, and ludadlDg tbe piclurea and other I Kimiuw. I'liuburit valualfle mailer t)carlojr upon Ihu oahJ«cl, I give and beijueath unlo Ihe TiaUonal Leigue aiit) Anierl* can AaoolatloD. and tlielriucc«uon, In the alncerQ ho|Mi and wIhIi that Ihej may um tbeui ■■ ■ nuoleua or iieglODlug ot a hlilorlcal collection of ra«;inor- anda of facta Ifearlng upon our gmnd nallonalgama of baietiBll. In tho aorrlce or which I liafe paiMd tbe greaier part of nj life." for nearly rorly yearn llarry Wright wai connected with tbe gariw, and In ibat Ume Iiad ample opportunity for gallicr- iDg a ralualile colleotlon of ractM coaoerolng It, I Hfili, Hdiirtau.. J llffDaliUP (.TileiKii ... (Inly, nilUilalflila.. (I'lluuDur. (Ttt(HUiiil.. Krhrlrar, Kaw Y< ik... Walih, :,4iulii*II|« .... Moraj), i'hl(ii|ii >l) til .311 UlAMtlND KIKLU UtMIIIP. L.ats«l NaylBia anil Oolnna of lha Baa*- ball Fralarally, Tlie (tame Hiinday, Ori. 'ai, iHttwi-rn Ihe Kuar fiirha and a plikrit nine, iilaycil iii llactrailiui l*Hrk, waa tiMi iilio alili-il It, l,u ovrrly llilemllllfr. i^araoy, of thn I'lillailrliililHa, pllrliMl fnrtlie New yorka. InnlnRaaiTiire: . .. -J . . . . . - , N.w Viirk S 3 0 1110 1-13 olhenhaverefuseil point blaok to <li> no, liecauae it«raaii<,a n o 3 s o u u ii-o tbe ainooDt of saUry oderei] thcni waa oot what I Ibase hlia—New Vork, n; lb;i:ri:ail<iii, lu. Krrom— they had expeclcd, or had aated for. Uf counie New Viirh, T, llerrcailnii, .1. Ilallcrlra- l>rMy anil IbeV bare a perfect right bi hold oif as lonf aa they I lleToiu; Murpliy and ii'Nrll. like, but they do ao al their own rlak. Hiiioe or Iheiii | wulch should Im highly prlud liy the major league tnagoatn, who sbuuld not fall Ui establish a library for tbe beneOt of not only IhemarlveH liul I their succeaeon, who may not lie m well posted on I liasotall inatten aa they are. Hume of the major laaiueplayrnarermlkerbinly about Hlgoloa cunlracTa for neit Kaaoo, while cHppl« It so badly that It wouM not be a fkctor In neii ■eaaon'a race. Ue haa tome rary deslrabia ptayera. who would bring a good price la the way ot an eichange of playera. lUiherCtilhla and Bnrt- ell, or McKeao and HcAleer, could be epared wllh- ont reiy badly handicapping the team. Then, aa one of Ihe league prealdenu recenllyaald: "They may lie slant Ihla year and be of IllUe use another." The CiDClanall Club has few playen tbat It can aOOrd u> let go. Bllll, there are one or two who night be traded u> good adrantage. As Prealdent Bnieh Is a Dun bellerer In young Hood bdbg well lofosed among tbe tetenn^and as he hasslgned a nomKr of Ihe former, he will hare aa eye open lor a dcJ that will help hIa team to become a win- ner, lie and Fnaldent Von der ihe, or the BL Uinla Uub, hare a matter tor the Hoard of litrect. on lo settle. Both dalo the aenlcea of K HoFar- land, who caught for the Indlanapolli leao, of the hare an Mea lhat their placea cannot M mieil. which Is a ren mbiteken notion. Tliat Ihey will nerer In inlaietl haa already lieen abuwu by pUierH who were olaitlnate enougn lo remain away truffi their cluiM for an enUis aeaaon. That their ptaces can he Oiled waa fully denvinstnlsd during Ihe Untberbond war of IMu, when It was thought tbat Ihe Katlonal league would be obliged to auccunib their oht men BCMed and helped to fonii llie III faled Itayen' League. The NaUooal Uague nug- natea, howeter, eaally Oiled up Ibe racanclei wlfli plaeera drafted fnim theniiksof Ibe minor leagues, and many very clerer yiiungslen weie iirouglil to the front who would proliably oarer bare been heard of eicept for that uofonunale lircat on the part of the velemna. If Ihe major leagiis was able to net along at lhat time, bow much easier It would be to do ao now, when only a few olallnate playen are lo lie found thiougtaont lU rtoka. How iiiaoy men are to lie found la Ibe league today who were auti ten yean agot Yet tbe Iniereat In the game waa far greater In thin city then, eaneclally at Ihe latter end of the aeaaoo, when the aetUenent of the cbanplooahlp question dwindled down to a Oglit I lietween VbUvgu and New York, than It waa Ihla 7»r. ^^^^ WlUlaoRonunen.awell knownprofeaalonal, who caught for the Milwaukee, Chatlanonga and Mobile Uulai ilurlH Ihe past aeaaon, died of canauniptloo (ML la, at TiHonio, (Mit., after a brut lUnev. He waa rcaerved by the Habile Ueli for iwe. Tiia lliiiralii (N. V.) AiiiniiMir l«agiio haa Onlalieil Ills aeaaon, Ihe ainiiillii|r of Ihu diilai In Holiday, flcL i:i. Hie dalo of llie Taat Haiue played, lieing aa fnlliiWH: Wim. /Ait. frrel. Fniaraaaltaa tl s .^1 nmilh Knila H S .171 Manilapla H S .471 I Klaaart J UI Ml Hcrant'in, Fa., la making an acliro canvaaa iif the altiialliiii. with a view hi relaloliie Ibi Kaaum lugue inaoobhie. Tlio local amiKilallon railed a meeUng for iict. II, liul for aome reaaon It did ant Itke place. It la now hilled for ». when Ihe liacken of the chili liupe for a aucceiatul outcome. A oumlier ol ibta acaHin's plnyen ere arniiging for a aiiliurlaiii league for lonnor games, biipliig tbiis lo raalnislii the interest lo lhat TiHalliy. John V. Hcallln. a pnimlalog young jilayer, died Oct. IH, at IMctola, ft. Ills laat profrmlonal en- gageojenl waa wllh thaljuicaator Club,of the 1*000- ^Irabla l,eagoe, wllh which be ptayejl at ceotre W. W. Ilupert, who was ahot aoil falally lojurcd while huullog, (let. to, at Hpencertllle, was a well known young pnifeaalonal. Ills laat engage- uenu wenaaanouidelilerwiihtlie Kail IllterClub, of IhaNew Kiigland iMgue. aod Ibe Kanaaa Olty Club, of Ibe Weatem l#agui;. jttHnuth Mile I'ark, Urocklyn, (lot. 30, Ihe Ilrook- lyn Held Uub nine defoated Ihe Ktar A. I'., of I ftrooklfD, before 3.000 perauns. Hom: 7 to