, 1877-05-13

thought TO insert clause qualifying the rule; the,
all knew what theY wanted, and tliousht they bad
Eot II ~ striking out the otfeas'vs provision The
fact that the rule III understood aud observed in the
way by al1 the Lcague managers who put it In its
present shape should convince outside clubs that Il
ton i rather vaguely expressed in Sec Is Of Rule
9 Of the new rules =:
sBM1rRoFEss1oNAn1sM.
Abadie has left the Auburn nine and returned to
| what he is sick OF.
Comfy, Of St. Louis, started East to play with the
chsseas, but repented hin, before it was TOO late
| and returned home
The Evansville nine is being made up Of talent
Wh'cn mas been allowed to remain generally nn-
known, az for instance John Borr, Of Louisville,
/! Will play second base.
| Strict has bean made Captain of the Buckeyes
and Haifar Of the Eries. Both are second basenen.
FoIser will hare the same position and same honot
In the Quieksteps, Of Wilmington, Del.
The wonderful atreet-attire-1atest spring STYLES
of several Of the Syracuse nine raised The uaes-
ton as to whether they were from Syracuse Or the
lovely village OF Sing sing.-st. Louis Repadlicaa
Latest from the Providence team says that Law
Less LES VIII catch and Boo'h play second Both are
from Buffalo. where they have soue reputation.
Their leaving indicates that Buffalo will have no
strong team this scason. :.
| The Manchester fN. HI club, which has made a
the Dostons, viii start West aGout June I j. md 20
o. fur US Milwaukee. They viii make an error il
thcy don't 60 up into Minnesota.
-, The CoH,ter,1o1rnal says that ''the games Of
Inc asGaeny Club arc drawing so well that the
seats" Why, oh why, wifi these chaps Get the
s%ei5,ncad 50 easily, md recover from it so
The future movements of the Buckeye c1nb ore
thus announced: In indianapolis. TO- morrow and
Tuesday; they open the Springfield, O., grounds
| "Wednesday; meet the Live Oaks in Columbus May
n NnFf ffd f!nr* *f~~4 n
viii start on long tour about the eBth or eth,
! going through New York and New England, re-
championship games.
| bccome the Dead Oaks" Cumminss viii learn
after while that no pitcher can win games unless
supported The St. Louis Republican suggests 10
him: - Perhaps Arthur has gone to meet Mcbride
zettlein aud those old-tmcrs whose light has
basS before for ha ;rsa, Of Bradley Nichols Nolan
In TnE TRIBUNE Of April 20, IN unintent1onal
Injustice was done to Farrell OF the Star nino in
saying that he had been laid of, and hia place
m filed with Edun Of last years indianapolis team.
worthy source. but Manager Marsh OF the Stars
scouts at the idea. and says he never had any In
has high rcgard 1t was justified by Farreli's play
In Chicago.
It seems that the estimate of month Of life for
M the Ludlow Club, msac In these columns, was too
!h toeras. II aas alseauy gone nlghern Kite, and
sn how they are Gn111 ~ W., wonder
the face Of It good deal like a swindie to hire
fe da~s nnd leara tha,n o,s. tas a oge5 wathn
ant ~ 1cha-;tx r. ~. ~ tn; @ anu nepena-
sw,ndle, Ehqutrtrf "
Keokuk, "a, announces the following nine,
Zimmerman. Of Litchfelds Of 10, {. Rockwell.
szss + f.ss ysa e. 4{:':'; ae g!
WsSiasdns NasSi s mss u s:sshns @ Of sss Ws
H.. tn, nqghes, - oi i Ked stoekinss ct ~ 81;
tnn Re reeorHs. 81 suVeT % ., & ~ sharp and Ander-
Scheme on each enb Seeps ali ~
'ANe" =" 40 W" VIVA
The revival Of ball interest in Wfnona, Minn..
nas assumed 4 tanfole 1orm and correspondent
areFson and coiema s ss''to s. ana eapgs
f.. xss -, sspSsaSsS ~ ie%
but to have ego a rtSer @ aoitd
so IT, wa e III caits me attention Q!
be huos has rown connc s9G nf @ OF
the chilly mereies Of the world
The receipt of copy Of the Intern ational Asso-
eiation constitution and rules Is acsn owledsed and
SELF formally thanked. Tie book itself is nut
creditable publication, because it IS aefaced d. On
every page With the cards q some uniform manu-
turcrs' circular the more 80 that the firm refer
red to nsS D Of the
business, and attempted to convey false impress
sion Of the action OF said Convention on an I'M
portant point
rb. svroc,se cour;er :, its s,ac;o, <,o,, ,,;,
,ronree cnncoreIno tha i i na ~ Tasda h,.na
th4 nmn;rn ~ ana % a,1 srt, ~ h @ apusss
1.-THE Stars found that they were pittcd mi only
against the Milwankees bnt also AGAINST the nm.
pire, who was Ha9yQhfly hnpdrtsal' That
Is PROBABLY the oldest reason ever yet
nmr,re i.est % It Ebon,d hc ".sm snnrosaa aa
that The evnrcason Has ,n;snr;nt Il ia ft;- ~
tay that the Courier is 40 fonf of Il lint II naed
in the following days dispatch where It walked
into the umpire for his ''!agrant unfairness and
gross impartiality. Funny folks 1t takes to sup
port the stars.
J. \. Williams, Secretary Of the International
Association, reports the following engagements by
the Auburn Club: Critchley. 1leenan. Tooin,
Fields. Burns, Dunlop. b1acullar, stohr, and
tha stanaa7dsT n Eoiarher aH tha Ia on, not,