Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-06-28
BASE BALL NOTES.

The Harvard nine mas closed us sedSou'
The Jersey City Baseball Club has dis
banded.
The ChicsgOs have won II consecutive
victories.
Hecker pitched in every game that Louis
vile won in the east.
Morrissey has been fined $50 and suspen-
ded by the Nationals.
W. A. L. Msrlboro-Wsrd is the field
captain of the New Yorks.
Kelly, Of the Chicago nine, has up to date
made more runs thar base hits.
The Cushman Club defeated a picked
uire on Sunday by a score Of 8 to 3.
Vinton will pitch every third game for the
Philsdelphias on their Western trip.
Nichols of the Harvsrds has received q
spleudld offer from the M~etropolitsns.
Several of the college players have re-
ctiyed advantageous professional offers.
The New York State League has been
admitted to benefits Of the national agree
ment.
Nichols, Harvard's phenomenal pitcher,
during the intercollegiate baseball champion
ship season struck out 100 men.
The manager of the John j.. Whiting L
Son team says it will be the strongest yet
put in the field. August Is and % are open
dates.
The spectators at the baseball game at
Detroit Kissed and groa1ed when Shaw, who
Jumped his contract with the Detroit Club
last scar, came to the bat.
The C~incinuatis have no complaint to
make against any umpiring in the East, eI-
cept Valentine in Philadelphia, which they
denounce as open robbery.
The Alert Baseball Club, OF Coatsville,
| has organized for the season and has rented
new ground. The Alerts we're champions
leicester county last year.
Owing to the ~disbanding of the Holy
Cross nine, the game arranged between that
nine and the Boston College team for the
Boston grounds did not take place.
The mockery of American association
scoring: Brooklyn defeated st. Louis at
Brooklyn, making 10 runs, l earned on 8
his. Yet St. Louis did not make a single
error.
Two house lots located on the grounds OF
| the National club, Washington, have been
purchased by a Baltimore capitalist and it
| is thought the club will have to secur new
grounds.
The Milwaukee Baseball Club has decided
10 disband. The Western League have gone
TO wreck, this was the only course left to the
Milwaukee Association, if finances were to
be locke to.
Billy Mclean, one of the oldest and best
umpires of the country, has been appointed
By President Mcknight one of the Aueri
can Association umpires in the place Of
Walsh, released.
The Jersey City Club has disbsnded and
the Trenton Club will be transferred to
Jersey City. The Trentons will retain their
schedule Of games. Powers, Of the Tren'
tons, will manage the nine.
Notwithstanding the fact that several oil
the Philadelphia players are crippled they
stand . chance of winning some of the Chi
csgo series, IS the latter club has but one
pitcher, ClarksOn, in good condition, and
he is being worked to death.
The stars, Of Boston, composed Of en-
ployes in several of the metal houses, have
organised, and would ike to arrange with
other commercial or amateur mines for Sat.
urdays during July and August. Address
W. A. Fsxon, box 1853, Boston.
McCsHrey, the new pitcher lately picked
up By the Cincinnati Club, is the feather
weight Of the profession. He weighs but
III pounds, and has to brace himself well
when st the bat to keep himself from being
knocked down BY the wind Of the ball.
The arrangements for the games between
the New York and Philadelphia baseball re.
porters have not yet been completed, but il
is likely that the first viii be on the Polo
Grounds in New York. Manager Lev
Simmons has offered the use of the Athletic
Grounds for the home games
The Sully and Lone Star mines, composed
of New York actors, played a game on the
Polo grounds and the Sully team was vic
torio1s BY 9 score Of Is to II. The player:
were in character costumes, and, according
to the New York Herald, looked like 3 lol
| of Western cowboys VINO had fallen on q
stranded variety show and donned their uni
forns at random"
The Princeton College team defeated the
Bridgeport professionals at Bridgeport. The
crowd was very disorderlH and the police
helped them in their efforts to rattle the Wis
itors. "Old Sport" Campsna tried to cheer
the Princetons, but his brothsr. q policeman
cut short bis enthusiasm BY clubbing hin
into insensibility, and he was carried from
he Geld covered with blood.
A Cincinnati paper claims that no com
plication car arise out OF Ackeon q kss'
naa sisuiug with Gineinaai, and ia tbs