The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-27
AMRRlcAy CHAMPIONSHIP.
Detroit has released Rengo.
Sutel;ffe will yo.to Nemnb;s

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Detroit has released Rengo.
sutelife will goto Memphis.
The Virginia team has thirty home
runs to It's credit.
Richmond has been released by Pitts.
burgh.
Y. Y every 8 g4sRae n he played in With q safe
Mountioy md fowers.so to Baltimore,
This will give Bsnte six old Cincinnati
PLAYERS. H<
Casey, Of the Detroits, Is only twenty
wears old, but he does much better work
than some older pitchers.
Quest Is playing short for Detroit in
place OF Collins, who did not come up to
texpectatiops at the bat
Dunlap and Schaffer think there Is q
combina,ion in St.SLouis trying to oust
them.
Boston and Chicago are said to have
lately attempted TO secure HeckeF's re.
lease from Louisville,
The Philadelphia club has won four
games by one run and lost eleven by the
came slender margin.
The St. Louis papers are OF the opinion
that New York could win more games
Ew:th Welch as umpire than as pitcher.
McConley's release leaves Buffalo with
but one catcher, Myers. Pittsburgh want
ed him to catch Calvin, bat the Bisons
named TOO big price.
II Is impossible 10 maintain q quorum
lin the New Hampshire Legislature when
"a match game OF base ball Is in progress
The Virginia team began the season
with eleven men and has them yet, no
releases or additions having occurred. No
tothnf team can soy as much,
The Bifminghatn, Ala, club, tailender
in the Sopthefn League, letelY had Q debt
OF s, 700 to liquidate-iis capital having
been exhausted. The amount was raised
in three hours. Good thing that was not
a Wheeling club.
Bent, the latest New England pitching
phenomenon. who was to have Joined the
Bostons, will not play With them on
account Of parental objections.
The st. Louis League team lost both its
first and second games last week with the
New Yorks by the score OF 5 10 2, the first
game being ten innings.
The Chlcagos, while en- rolte te the
! East, stoppe ,oh' al Syracuse, nv 10 I'D:
minister a little instruction 10 the club at
that place. Syracuse won By q score. Of .
to o.
IfNew York; had as much base running
talent as Chicago the latter team would
not nav have tie lead. As i Is New York
leads the record inlhoLh batting and feld-
ing, but does not occupy first place.
In the last sir games which Ramsay, Of
Chattanooga, pitched he did the finest
work ever done by pitcher In the South
ern League. He struck out seyenty-eieht
men, and an average Of three hits was
made OF himeac game.
Sam Cane, whom the Nets released Q
/ year ago as no good, Is playing thegreatest
second base ID the Lesgue fot Detroit. a
similar case is that Of Smith, now Of Pitts.
hniSh, Who could not field q little bit nor
hit q balloon when with the Athletics
three yearsA
Hnlyoke, Maas., seems 10 be Q great
place for base ball players 10 emigrate
IRON, and Detroit has had her share Of
Holyoke plsyers. Dorg1n, Moriartty and
Gfane hail from there, ex.managery Chap
man and Burns, also, used 70 belong 70
the paper city; Conner, Gillespie and
Welsh, Of the New, York., and host Of
lother players claim HolYoke as thelF
places Of residence.
II isposiiiyely asserted In 81. Louis that
BuHalo viii disband after her Eastern
"Trip, and that ;ucas has secured AiyefT,
Il Rowe and Rlchardson. MeyeTsfs 70 help
Briody behind the bat, Rowe viii take
Il Gaskin'b place al third, aud Hardie