, 1879-04-20


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uoliar to paw for the broken glass next door
te,o Ea.x. TX R.g.;%,. na noS 20 ies on oe1ofe o14
1p,,t-o
.7,,' mathg. WS:e went to Buffalo, recommended bJ
g,,,,, s VINO pronounced him sound and free
HUH VICE.
aIbat l8 saio to be the latest addition to the
4naoy 44iJany nlne. be pitched last season for the
Arson and Quest arp ca11aa NV +h> phf,da1..
phia 12ens "the Alpha nnd 1msno ~ ~ +ha s;ir-.
n'iAea' CIRCUS striped wel1-tnitormed Chicagos" "
George Wright will not head the ha.t;no 1ist
Of the Providence team this Ve,r 'i - t.ss ta~
| years he has been the 6rst man - hat T., ~
clubs with which be has playei, @' ~ o'' ~ 1ae
A Boston paper denies the c,r,ent ,4n,,.
that Morrill, and Jones are under cnntrsa+ n;e.
| Harry Wright, and says that ali contracta ara
made directly with the Boston Club. '1S'' .
cents adnsson to Ieadna analo Giao VII pay IS
re"r 49, s" - ~; ea'nes at Buffalo this
tue Club q, 100 for stockholders alone.
| Georoc WRIGHT 3s ro,o-to, =, to,z
| tn the fat hat His enm;tv - pIS thnE upposea
crcatinn If an oct;ra hrain T. erat nattn!ess
the foct that r. nr;s;nata. aa h1ogspy que to
Merr fnu r"e' 1n''e Az o'le'na'eo WIN ms brother
LAZY
of thn ra1n1ong ,,;n ,d IN Inc framing
m., o-o o..an sIs,a na aoeal paper saws the
RI. ~.et;e -. - :. - @ HS Jasns 1te.y naosuas,.
c,nsas ea may eoAAio naiaS pe1o1o tno season
e'oses'
4 Syracuse man has been betting somebody
in Cincinnati $3.50 that the Stars win beat tie
thd. Inelanats 1haa ST II tne frst game and $50 more
tnat thcF VIII oeat them in amajority OF the
eatae9 u uie set1es.
Will those papers which baye copied recent
item from the Cincinnati ENQUIRER purportlug
to be the list OF salaries paid to the members
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the amounts given are orrectt-8oston Herald.
It Is believed bv some that the seating cauacitv
OF cur new grounds viii be found to be insufH-
cfent. II such should nroVe tn h. the case the
managers NAV be denended nnon to nromntjv
remedy the matter.-Cls1pznud HernlI.
Tin O. 1o,t. p,,~- o...,.,-.-
first appearance last veal, IN Jane ~ with he
Athletics, whom they defeated. 10 ro4. The
team is as follows: AicCinnis ~: Decker =
Houtz, / b.: McDonald Q h.. Morgan. q h
Pearce a. g. Cnthhert + rroft - po+as,'
r. f.
=, In arecent report OF game at Prospect Park,
was ssMr rhsonan ~ fha st,tna,rae se H,.,n !,
If anvhodv can f;nd ana idcnt;f1 TO M;3,sa,1o
Club. literal reward viii nrnboh1. - a;d hs,
the numerons credtors IT ,bat da,3 ~ -" h,r;o5
Organization. - 1'@A' oe'A0 ""@ oo'1eo
G1
a,a dhe GieVetand M nine Is to be managed BY J. H.
ness, anu MS weakness is sealskin overcoat to |
which he Is so devoted that nobody would be |
surprised = TO see him wearing it On the Fourth !
OF 5uay. reasonably Mr. Mack is very pleas |
ant gentleman.
The Iear71e n1ave+a of 1oe+ vao- no~r T., +ha
National Association arc: Leonard, Manning, |
anu shafer, from the Bostous; Murnan and Alli- |
son from the Providence; Powers, Ferguson, |
Mcclellan, and Cassidy, from the Chcayos; |
t1ke, from tue Ctnctnnatis; and Weaver, Ben
mr. fr1T17$ @f.-nn
A privata letter fron, a wc,,.odvieea s,,rca y,
Boston saws that ..in view Of The hostiie action
at Buffalo. the chomninne ora mora thoa awnr
determined tn win th. nennant of 1870 ,,-S,r1.
c,4.e Courier. Prohahlr # Harry Wr,gb+ hod
been allowed to SIT with the nlnrers he Rns- a,.
tons would have waived n1i claims to The lao
,r,,o 7va-.....-
,an liz "o1eessets hIVc oecl0ea that each man
cha,,. a, "Gal au .cu oato VI partcular color
no a; uutlt the season. me color to be
~ 'lltcu a.anst tEs plaVefs name on The score
.aa y, ~ iJ'1oWsi Mea'er, req Bennett blue;
tf..xt, selio". DFaoy, green; whitney. orown;
SSlutrle' oranee, benners, black; Nichols, white;
Nn'Sn'' ef'hlson' hus'lons' purple
seems to be a general impression TINT M5tcbeli
is to be the regular pitcher Of the Cleveland
nine. This question has not been settled. md
viii net be until after some, practice is had and
it is seen how the work Of Mccormick and
Mitchell compares The chances{of the mengare
NOW equal, but it would not be at all surnrsinss
Il the complete recovery Of Mc(;ormirk;s orr7 !
and the work he has done this winter should |
make him the regular pitcher OF the CIub. Ha
ia regarded bS many good Judges, among them
many ball-players, as the best pttcher in the
.ountry.-cieucand Herald.
Between the changes back and forth in the |
rules governing the nationnl game nv the tTo
professional associations, 1t would not be strange
= souie 3 peopie Iau become confused, aud it may
.ofer to the nnnfs If ifersnse tro, Is
;ou's methods. The grounds are laid ont nre-
:isely the same as last year, except that the
pitcher is limited to a space SIX feet long and
our feet wide, instead OF six feet square, Both