The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-11
BASE BALL NOTES.
The Gate City Club and the Dallas
Browns
viii Not Cross Bats Contemplated
Games with
Gulf Cities aud the Remy Clarks.
Iulf Cities aud the Remy Clarks.


The Gate City ciuo, OF rexarksua, which !
10 was expected would play tle Brown
in Dallas to-day. tomorrow aud
Tuesday, write that they have disoauded
aud will not be able to make the visit to
this city bll next season. The Nationals, |
and meet the Browns Tor series
OF two or three games, uecliGed
early in the week to make their first ap.
in North Texas to-day asarrange.
ments had already been consumated 20
visit Galveston 70 play the Cult city club
But Il Is more than probable that Hous.
toms excellent nine will IN a week or two
visit Dallas and cross bats with then
Brown Stocking friends. To-day, the
weather permitting, there is to be game
at the Jockey club grounds, the Browns
playing a strong picked niue from the
Blue Stockin and several ned players
possessed OF base ball talent, recent arri-
walls in the city. Good sport will be given
those who may favor the mines with their
presence. Play will be called Vt 230
The Browns wish to keep up their present
strong organization, and do not wisn TO let
the fall and winter weeks mass without
game, and desire the substantiarencC ur - :
uicut tnn, tne uttseno ut their inehus glye
II is decidedly the strongest team that Tex
as has ever had, and Dallas has justly felt
and should continue TO feel proud Of IT.
The Browns have been given the preference
by the management OF the new Galveston
oase bali park to dedicate the same as soon
as ready for opening. which 1t is thought
will be within the next three weeks
and series of three games between
the Browns aud Gull Citys is IN
contemplation for that event. The Browns
Stockings are also in correspondence with
| the Remy Clarks, of New Orleans, TO have
| them come to Dallas for u series OF tire,
games and the tone of the last letter from
the New Orleans team is decidedly encouI
aging. Manager Bancroft, OF this seasons
| Cleveland league team, and who is 10 man
age New York's big league team next sea
son, is organizing a team of league player
to make tour through Texas and the soutl
In December. The great Gore combination
of the strongest league players OF the couu
try, now wintering and playing in New o.
leans, also contemplate Texas tour soon
The prospects are that Dallas will have stil
better ball games this winter than she hA
yet been favored with.
Under the head of "A New Southern
Combination" the Cincinnati Commercial
GaEttte OF TeCtnt uhlt tuHlullu INV ibllNN
ing: Mr.. T. Z. Sullivan, ex-manager ofth
st. Louis base hall team, was registered a
the Grand hotel yesterday, The object O
Mr. Sullyan's visit was to secure Buck
Ewing us catcher for nine he intend
taxing to New Orleans and through tn
south, The team will be as follows
Ewing, catcher McGinnis, of 81. Louis
pitcher Comiskay, OF ST. Louis, frs
base. Quest, st. Louis, second base; W
Gleason. 81. Louis, short stop; Badhourn'
of Providence, third base. Mullane, OF 81
Louis, left field; Carroll, Of Providence
middle field; j Gleason, OF Louisville, RICH
field. They leave for the Crescent City Il
morrow, Ewing joining them at 81. Louii
where they will meet the Gore comolnI
ton, known as the Crescent Citys, on Sur
day and Sunday week. From New Orear
Mr.. Sullivan will take his team throuR
Texas and from there they go to Florid
and other southern states, aud after
D months trip they will come north, exoel
I. Ewing, who will remain in New Orleans
Ioin Charley Jones' combination, whiI
4 leaves for New Orleans on November 80.