, 1879-05-11

crouch, skip around little, looking anxtously NJ
to the sum as II 10 catch smxe1f me tev after Whlle
and take drink. It's big, big thing. -Toledt
Sunday journal.
Manager Smith. Of the Syracuse Club, after Wit.
messing isichmond's pIay at eaoft dnrlns the first
to games IN cbeago sont ne was con
Macullar. who at least has the merit OF not being
afraid Of hot-hit balls.
Cory, third baseman Of the Wanskucks, and
brother OF Fred Cory, the pitcher, has obtained re-
lease from tho Rhooe Island team, and signed with
tho Capital Citys OF Albany. Sullivan, catcher ol
the NarFagausctts, has been released, and has
signed with the Uticas as change catcher Both
are remarkably good players.
Let us Just whisper word to our young friends:
Don't waste any time slearn1nf to write poe
try.'' Become laft-handed bataman. You can
name your own terms, and, BY Standing in with
managers OF the game. make more money in a
single erasop than the yearly receipts OF any poet
who ever wrote an English verac.-Totedo Biade.
Farrell OF the Syracuse team. is the proprietor
of a leg which il giving the Cincinnati and Syra-
cuse papers great trouble one faction caiming that
the limb in question IL ruined and the other that
bounced himself around while in Chicago recently
it would seem that his undermining is still quite
serviceable.
MANAGER Holltnger denies that his Detroit Club
has applied to tile Northwestern League for aJ :
mission but says instead that the President that
organization sent the Club an earnest invitation to
become member. Detroit Free Press. There is
ments Of Manager ~ 11olllnger and the North
western Leaguc folks, and, until further notice.
TuE Tn1nuNE will continue 10 assert thut Hollingcr
was refused admission to the League.
Referring to the work done by the various Leagne
Clubs during the first week Of the championshfn
season, at the end Of which the Cncinnatis led the
White Stockings BY onc. game, simply for the rea-
son thai they had played one moro than the Chi
cago boys. a Cincinnati paper remarked: Now
let the Syracuse Stars etir up that sik-stocking
gang Tomorrow, and everybody vii. be satisfied
hcreabouts.' They ''stirred 'em up" SO cffectu-
ally that the game resulted to ) in favor Of Chit
caao which probably didn't satisfy Cincinnati 80
well.
4 shrewd base ball player OF Chicago has his eye
open for IN immense advertisement ibis season.
The pan was overheard b. gsntema ao
hardslookns cusloner: '.These kings sand and actors M
are monopoizing the shooting advertising dodge,
md I'm going to 20 for larger salary next year
so you come down here when the first game is
played. and pop at me with blank cartridge, Just
as 60 to the but. Mind your eye. though, and
any 1ea! bullets at me. No fonl play, yon Know,
OF base actions, but just square hit."-0N Cttv
Derrick.
An exciting meeting Of the managers Of the
Capital Citys was held last night. Bold accusa-
the Worcesters were made. Some Of the Managers
accused others of consuiring or conscnting TO de-
that neeotiations are pending for the transfer Of
the Club to Rochester. The meeting was stormy
and exciting. President Clutc said he took an in
tercst in the favortc sport OF the day. and wanted
it carried on honestly. but when members Of the
Board attempted to speculate with outside parties
he would have nothing more to DO with them, and
therefore resigned his positions US President and
Manager Of the Association, The resignation Of
President Clute wAs hard blow " to parties al
legged to be in the crooked scheme. 4 Rochester
agent is said to be in town, but It is doubtful
whether he will succeed in removing the Club
albany PTess, IN.