Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-25
Ball Notes.

Tony Mullane has lost his grip.
Handiboe can't bat little bit.
Frank Mountain is almost at himself
again,
Fred Carroll leads the Association at the
bat.
The Louisvilles are now in third place
Watch them.
The Athletics now have six pitchers I'M
der contract.
Folder is the leading League felder-one
error in % games.
Two of the League clubs are said to be
on the ragged edge.
Mammals baby boy" is what the Louis
Vile papers call Ramsey.
Hart, formerly of the Chattanooga, has
been sold to Baltimore for $500.
The Allegheny's Nemesis-Bradly-um-
PRED the games at Philadelphia.
The Italian pitcher was given quite a
warm reception in Baltimore yesterday.
Harkins pitched good game, but the
the champions were too much for him.
Kennedy has passed AtkissOn and now
leads the tall end of the Association at the
bat.
Kuehne should be played in the outtield
Oftener He is far superior to either Glenn
or Mann.
Scott made three hits on Morris on We'd
nesday, besides having one run, l4put-outs
and no errors.
What 4. surprise it was when the news
arrived that the Indians had masSacred the
champions.
Charley Smiths work ut short range is
being favOrably commended upon by the
Eastern papers.
As pitcher, Conway, the new find of
the BaltimOres, does not appear to be 4
bewildering success.
1t was close shave between the Cincin-
natis and Baltimores on Thursday, but the
POrkers got there.
The Detroits will play no more exhibit
ton games until the championship season
is over. A wise move.
The Washington club is said to have
made liberal offer to the Philadelphias
for the release of IitcOmb.
Clarkson was the first member Of the
Chicago team To make home run on the
clubs grounds this season.
Terry was too much for the champions
on Thursday and not Il hit was made of
him until the last inning.
If the Alleghenys don't brace up and
play better ball. Horace will have to make
an occasional change in the nine.
Fred Carroll and ChriSty Smith both
covered themselves with glory by making
home run hits of AtkisSOn on Thursday.
Kilroy pitched magnificent game on
Wednesday against the AlleghcnyS. His
rest appears to have done him good.
Otto Shombcrg l. doing great work with
the stick. He now stands fourth among
the batSmen of the American Association.
Aydclotte, the young pitcher of the
Athletics, has the record Of having played
fourteen games without IN error Of any
kind.
The prospects for forming good club in
Cleveland and making application for adj
mission to the American Association are
getting better.
The Kansas City Times wants the League
rules amended SO u tennis net can he
stretched behind the short stop and second
baSeman of It's team.
Smith, Detroit's new pitcher, is said to
have great speed and very deceptive curves.
He is short and wiry and apparently pos
SeScs great endurance.
Manager Phillips says HOfl0rd is no good
as Il fielder and for that season is not being
played Ills arm is getting into splendid
condition though, and he may soon be able
to pitch again.
All the clubs in the Southern League are
playing most excellent ball, and it is i
question of great doubt as to which club
will win the pcnnant, but the popular YER
dict points to Atlanta.
Seven home runs have been made by
the Kansas Citys on the home grounds,
under the stimulus of IN offer of asilk UNI
brclla for every home run made. Not 4
member of any Of the visiting clubs is car
rying one of those silk umbrellas yet.