The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-14
SUMMARY.


CroCkefy Clty anu 1lope cIuDs to-uay.
St. Louis League team has released Cas-
kins and Lewis.
Boston has beaten Philadelphia Q to 0
three times this season.
The League-AssnciItion games in 0cto-
Der will be very attractive and will draw
large crowds;
Louisyille's latest acquisition, Ramsey,
has been showing up remarkably well,
but the team has not supported him.
All the remaining American Association
black listed players are to be reinstated
at the end Of tue season.
Mullane will pitch Cincinnati's October
games against the League, the American
teams having consented.
The st. Louis Browns and the Lucas
team will come together in October, in
series OF five games, when the question
will be definitely settled as to which is the
stronger club.
In tho Louisville Brooklyn game Of Sep.
tember 8, Joe Millers play at short is said
TO have been simply wonderful. He was
twice at bat, had two hits, six put outs,
five assists and no errors.
The Pittsburgh Club has this season
played in one 10 inning, two IA inning
two 10 inning and one IL inning game, and
in each OF them, excepting one Of 13 in
nings, Morris has pitched.
Miller and Mclaughlin, Of the Louis
villes, have exhanged positions, Miller
going to second and Mclaughlin to short
Mclaughlin has been playing good Sec
ond but the local reporters thought our
Joe could fill 1t better, 80 the change was
made.
Don't miss the orocksry City.Globe
games at the Fair Grounds to-day and to-
morrow, as some fine sport will be fur.
nished. The @. C.'s play strong bail and
lately held the coming championships st.
Louis Browns-down To a score Of l2 to 4.
The Bellaire boys will make It very in
Leresting for the visitors and the contest
will be worth seeing.
The st. Louis correspondent Of the Phil
adelpbia Sporting Life says that the Lucas
team would long since have succeeded in
reaching Its proper place-tail end-had
not few Of Its players, particularly
GIasscock, McKinnon and Quinn, insisted
on playing remarkably good ball. These
threo men, together with Seerey, Sweeny
and Kirby, will be reserved for next sea.
son, and, il deal can be accomplished,
Dunlap will be traded for Farrell, Of Prov.
idence.
Glasscock's batting average up to Sep
tember l was .265, very fair showing
and q better one than any other shortstoI
in the League possesses. His fielding
however, is his particularly strong hold
being Gl9 up TO September l, and being
away in advance OF any short either in the
League or the American Association. Jack
deserves great credit for holding his OWE
end up so well under such trying circum'
stances aud in 80 unfortunate team.
There is still considerable talk about i'm
portant changes for next year, notably
that Cincinnati and Pittsburgh will be in
the League in the places OF Buffalo and
Detroit, and that Washington will buy
ProvidenceS franchise and be one OF the
four E.stern teams. Tho Athletics are
credited with having secured Bancroft
Radbourne and Start; Hines is portioned
out TO Washington, along with the balance
Of the Providence club, and the desirable
men in tho Detroits aud Bisons will
emiVrate to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Al
barney now claims TO have purchased the
Providence Grays entire, and as all partiet
named deny being under su0h oontraots
and as the oitiea 10 be abandoned claim
they will be in the League next year, II
will not do to tie to any Of these reports
The late Joint meeting ot the League anc
American Association agreed TO enter int
no contracts until after October 20, ant
unless this agreement has been generally
violated the rumors current have nc
foundation in fact.