The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-05

Mr.. Bailey, a well-knOwn ball-tosser
OF Chicago, and formerly pitcher for the
Canadian champions, the Maple Leaves
OF Guelph, will probably umpire to-dav's
game.
Although this is the last state League
game in Dallas for the present season,
there will be many fine contests here
during the next two months, as many
Northern professional teams are pro.
posing TO come South.
Manager McNealus, Of the Browns,
has received a letter from Manager Sui.
Ivan, OF the Kansas CITY Unions. ask.
ing for Dallas dates Tor lour games
/ about November 10th. Manager BRYAN
| OF Nashville, Tennessee, also sritrs that
| he will have a team of the strongest
| Northern professionals organized hy
/ October 18th, TO be known as the "Nash
/ Nliles, aud that he desires to play the
/ Brown Stockings as early as possible
after that date.
/ There is scheme ON foot for Texas
/ and Louisiana Interstate league mex
! season, to be composed of the cities o
/ New orleans, Shreveport, Paris, Dallas
/ Fort Worth, Waco, Austin, san Anto
/ MO, Houston and Galveston and perhal
DeniSOn and C0rsicana. This wOul,
make convenient and successful
circuit. rs there would he
sufficient number of clubs, with town,
close enough together, To Keep the team
/ play ing ala the time, and not be forced
to spenG the savings of the gate receipt,
at hotels while lying idly awaiting The
arrival OF dates for games.
The Fort Worth team played gooC
ball In South Texas aud New Orem,
Had it not been for the GEORGETOWN
kentucky, club securing the date
Z ahead of them the Dallas Browns woult
have been PLAYING in Sew Orleans 10
| day. The Georgetowns were dcfcater
! by Now Orleans on Thursday by scor,
/ Ot ( tO3.
Tho following items are clipped iron
/ the New Orleans Times Democrat:
Georgetown is better than For
I Worth.
/ "lngraham is q good umpire.
"CroShy of Fort Worth, WIN soon return
/ here aud play with the Burnards. In
graham is already a member of the
| toam.n
| The temptations of New Orleans seen
/ TO have proved too much for Mitchell
manager of the Fort Worth nine. As the
| result ul the playiugof the heavy weight,
| from that place, the manager had in hi,
I pocket, an amount oi wealth which
/ reached something ike S}Ol According
| u information received by the H. d.
| Mitchell, on Tuesday night, tackled IA
instrument which handles "A ball I,
/ creator profit than the most expert ball
tosser, and he "hlew in" the many two
/ bitses, which the admirers of the ma
tional game in this city, paved TO see tn,
/ Fort Werths play. The players haC
tickets for Houston and left with Mitch
ell yesterday morning. Walking, the,
SAY, is good from Houston to For
/ Worth.
During n game Of base ball, at Rive
| Head, Rhode Island, Wednesday last
Roscoe Conkling,aged l7,of Chutchoguo
was instantly killed by base ball bat
thrown by striker. \ ball struck Eu
gene llallock In the face, cracking hi
! lawbOne.
! The Georgetown, kentucky, club, nov
! playing in New Orleans, tolographc,
/ Manager McNealus last night, askinl
! for three games here with the Brow
/ Stockings the present week, If satisiac
/ tory cash guarantees can be made. Tn
! Goprgetowns are first class ball players
mostly professionals, from Cincinnati
and other western cities, and the Brown
would be delighted to entertain them
aud hope to be able to conclude fayoru
bic negotiations.