The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-21
THE NATIONAL pAsrIaiE.
BrIef Notes and eErAgenEhs About thu
.. Players of Both AssOcIa IONS.


Brlsf Notes and FGrngsnEhs About tn
Players of Both AssOcIa ions.
BrouShton has been released by tn
Meta.
Glasscock is the latest addition to tn
10O,base hit column.
Dave Rowe has withdrawn his sui
against Won der Abe.
Gillespie's first error in thirty-six gamel
was made in Boston last Monday.
Caruthers, besides being a wonderful
pitcher, is remarkable out-Aelder.
The Sporting LIE says: "Glasscock ant
Dunlap are certainly now doing great all
round work for st. Louis "
Evans, Dickerson ami Nsva are playinl
with the amateur Patterson's, OF Balti
more.
Holbert now catches Cushman. The
latter has been pitching excellent ball
since he joined the Nets.
McCormick's old pals on the st. Louis
team got on to him badly last week. Il
was Macs first losing game for some time
Cal McVey, the old veteran OF Cinciu.
natl, Boston and Chicago, is now Manager
Of the Central Athletic Park, San Fran
cisco. ..
Hecker's protege, Mays, is getting q
good rest, Louisville proposes to nurse
him for next season, and not let him over
do himself this year.
Dalrymple now leads the League bats.
men in home run getting and Stovey tops
the American. Fennelly, however, is
giving Stoyey close rub.
The strong professional Zlnesvllle club
will play the Globes at the Island fair
grounds on Friday and Saturday, Septem-
Der % and 90. The ZInesyilles have lately
been greatly strengthened by Haudiboo,
late pitcher ior the Henleys.
Manning, late Of. Boston, has signed with
Detroit for the balance Of the season for
$500. He will be used TO strengthen the
clubs weak point-shorkstop.
Pechney, who is now pitching such
good ball for Cincinnati was given trial
carly in the season, and dswas released after
a single game because he dropped one fly.
Latham has put up a forfeit for 100
yards race with Sunday, alter the season
closes. 1t is generally thought that Sun
day will win. Suppose Dunn tackles the
winner.
Kirby's feat in holding the Chicago
eluggers down to four hits, stamps him as
q pitcher Of great promise. He is said,
however, to love the ardent too much for
his own good. Could he have seen Dar-
rah last Tuesday he would undoubtedly
have swore of.
The best players in the American Asso.
citation are not those who have come
over from the League, but those who have
been developed with the growth Of the
Association.
The New York State League siugularly
appears TO be match for the National
League clubs. They have won as many Of
the exhibition games as they have lost.
Phe ST. Louis Browns have signed Nick
Drissel, the new catcher who did 80 well
upon trial. He came from the Jackson
vile. ILL.,, club and formerly caught for
the st. Louis amateur st. Gothards.
The New York Philadelphia series has
resulted in favor Of the giants by II games
10 5. New York made 95 runs, 152 hits,
with total OF 2Os, and had l03 errors.
In the New York-Boston series the New
Yorks have won Is out OF IL games. The
New Yorks made So runs and 1853 hits,
with total OF 2ll, and made ITO errors.
Boston made 45 runs and 80 hits, with a
total Of ia, and l0l errors. ~
The Philadelphia League Club has Just
purchased from Chattanooga the release
Of Seigle, considered to be the best out
fielder in the Southern League. He is de-
scribed as sure catch, wonderfully accu-
rate and long-distance thrower, good gen.
eral player, and one OF the best betsmen
in the South. He is native OF York, Pa.
Up to September 1st the New Yorks
had made 1858 base hits, the Chicagos S04,
Buffalo S02, Boston 7l2, Detroit 709, Phila-
delphia SIS, st. Louis CHS and Providence
622. The fielding averages were: New
York S67, Chicago SG2, Buffalo $40 Bos-
ton $50, Detroit S4S, st. Louis SI4. Phila-
delphia S44aand Providence S4S. The
Chicagos had made 624 runs, New York
62l, Buffalo 40, Detroit 33S, Boston SS6,
St. Louis 294, Philadelphia SSl and Provi-
dence 1852.
The Detroit team have effected an en-
gasement with Buffalo by which the pick
OF that team will go to Detroit. Richard
son, Rowe, White and Brouthers will
leave at once for their new field OF labor,
and the work OF the Detroits from this
out will upset the calculations Of many Of
the Eastern teams. The BuGalos will re-
main in the League until the season
closes and will ill up the vacancies by
playing released members OF the Detroits.
These acquisitions will place Manager
Watkins club at the top Of the ladder
and give him on organization for next
season which will make all OF them hustle.