, 1879-06-01
NOTES OF THE GAME.
has been released bY the Uticas,

The CrQton Oils Of Wicker Park beat the OAK
| Park Club, Decoration-Day, 8 to3.
Troy denies that its club Is has been trying to
secure Piggott, Of the New Bedfords.
| The Cincinnati CLUB will lose S., 600 this year,
anyhow, and tho figures will probably exceed that
sum.
| Unfortunate Holyoke has secured Chapman to
| MANAGE its alleged ball club. vice Malone, who
''resigned."
Weaver has left the Worcesters, which Club, by
the way, seems to be having considerable trouble
with its men,
There ia no truth iu the rpmor that McKinnon
has been expelled BY the rroys. He is still under
en- ngasement with that Club.
Bob Mathews is wanted by the worcesters. but
fos SONG unacconntable reason the Providence
Club declines to release him.
Neuralgia tn viii Whites cheek, is the excuse
given by Cincinnati for the drunbing Its ball team
received IN Troy last Wednesday.
|: Cleveland has given mp the Idea Of securing
Sullivan. Of last year's Lowells, for catcher. He
will probably join the Worcea&ers.
Cincinnati. o cincinnatit for the sake Of Ohio
learn to play base bail. Cleveland is bad enough,
hut you are too bad.-C!tue'qH1 Ledder-
Tho Rochester Club is In trouble with five OF lts
players, and charges OF crookedness are to be pre-
fer1ed asainat them brforo tha National Associa-
tion.
It IL said that Mansell. Of the Troys, will soon
leave thpt organization and join the Nationals, Of
Washington. He il a line fielder, but OF no nc
count at tho has~
Eden made the first home run Of the season in
Cleveland. and received, in reward, box Of
cigars. Flint was paid the same price in Chicago
for q three~baseF.
Two colored base- ball clubs fought at Madison,
Fla. over dispute about the game One man
was shot another cut both liable to die. and sew
eFal others used up.
The new uniforms Of the Cleveland team ale
greatly admired. The boys were accompanied on
their Eastern trip ly Manager Mack, who also took
along his sealskin overcast
The A1banys and New Redfprds have mutually
agreed to postpone the championship games down
on the schedule for June lG and 18 at New Del-
ford, and the former will 20 to Albany for couple
Of exhibition games,
In match game for the city championship the
oaElsnds yesterday defeated the Atiintics BY =
score Ut II to I. The Auantics could bat Bell bat
for one base hit, while the Oakanda battea for
sixteen haae-h1ts. win total of twenty-five.
An albany paper has tha frankness to admit that
a recent game between the Albany ind Springfield
w.s tn!imidated by the crowd: Tie same paper
says the actions OF the audience ''were scandal-
The officers Of tho Providence Club arc reported
to have said while in Cincinnati that the Chicayos
we're the weakest team they met whia nut West.
This statement would have weight it the
Whites had not won eleven games OF the first
twelve played.
Cleveland Plain Dealer: All rumora land there
are ma4yl In reference to new players having been
engaged for the Cleveland team are without loun- .
dation. No cue has yet been engaged, although
tho management Is looking for change catcher
and another fielder.
It s said that there is to be wedding out in tho
Star uine. Dorgun has come to the conclusion
that he Ia not arst hasemap and wants to go into
tue Aeld, while Purcell Is not doing good work in
s9s centre aela Maassel 1s lame and Kelly is
given Up the last hope Of securing McKiupon.-1
Svrdcnse journal.
n. The springaq!d Club tg in bad way for want OF
hlte Stockings last season, has gone to his home
in London, Ont, sick with the fever and agnc, and
otherwise 50 completely used up that it is DOUBT
also laid up with 6ad cold dIf and fever. @ For the
present. Dunnigan will probably b. kept, with the
nne 20 catch Ge!dsnith, and Knowdell has, been
days game with the Alosnys.- Dunnigan was for
merry chunge catcher for the Tecumschs, and has
had considerable experience IN catching for Cold |
smith. /
The horrible defeat BY Providence of Jim Whites
team in Cincinnati just before the boys started |
East is thus alluded to by the Commercial OF that
sity: e Wheeler the change pitcher, Is RESPONSE.
first amazed, then down-hearted, finally caught !
the spirit Of the affair and became hilarious. Az
runner afte1 runner came n, he was nproarionsly
cheered. It was 10 Infectious that the cast-iron |
features OF the umpire yielded to the strain and !
expanded INTO broad grin The Providence men |
went round the oasss 90 tast that Wheeler thonghr
came in after The last mau was put out looking |
very giJdY."
It Is understood that bafore starting on It's East
ern trip the Cincinnati Cub trrcu, ullsnccessfulY
to secure Mitchell ~ pitcher. The Cleyclands re- /
garded him aa too valuable q man to lose. will !
White appears to nave bean forever dizgeaced in !
Porkville by his Eecanl exhibitions in the field. |
Another event that occurred just before tue Gin
ctnnatla Lett home was the reading Of tho Riot act
By Vice President Johnson, who informed tho
oys that they had been hired to play nal and not,
Is at,n,e Of them seemed to suppose, for the pur-
pose OF seeing how much bnmming around they
could do. arrangements had bean made with
three reliable players. who conld join the lean at
my timc and the first man caught violating any
rules would be discharged,