Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-25
and Is feet high, as a catcher, aud Snyd
is training him.

and Is 0 feet high, as a catcher, aud Snyder
is training him.
TooIe, our former first baseuIan, is now
pitching for Brooklyn.
Harry Fisher is managing the Altoona
pa nine very successfully.
Hugh Weir. who played short stop for
short time here in 1854, is playing in But
falO, y Y.
Clark, our pIucy little catcher. is now
with the Brooklyns, and is considered one
OF their best
Reddy Mack. rather unfav"rahly known
in this city, Is playing second base Tor Louis
VILE. and is playing good ball.
ClarkSon was the tir,t pitcher this season
to strike out BrUuthrrS, the big sIuggtr of
the Detroits, twice in one game.
Dick Hughes, of thN city. was once a
member ot the Syracuse Stars and the lion
/ N. y team. lie came here in lS77.
Cincinnati has won but one extra luning
game this season, and ringularly it WAS won
from the Nets, who thus lost their nrst
extra-inning game.
| Jack Shnupe. Joe Artner and Wood. Of
the 1854 nine, are playing this wear VA O~-
wego, y. \. Jack has recovered has health
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NOD r'"''kiouNe ''a''hH I" De lhe hrNt
pau PlnSer III OhIO' haNihS Deei engaged
va I S"taH1 p4 tIir hu'ua'N snort ',ii'' pe
fore Cherokee Fisher wa, engaged by the
| Buckeyes of Cincinnati
cue ID row .l'i'S' Hl tIir h"u'N'l.It'' HAS
peeH S'i,t 10 rIthth LICK springs al 'hr eN-
P'hNe o' MS cup; 70 t"'up'tetr an" Se'
himself into condition for good playing
] auaip If a j.,
aga" Il su'n ',l'ils Is p"N7IOle'
A small boys definition OF umpire: lie :
the man who does all the talking ana that
the oo!s can IatS' an" he hlI2h' nave "H-
ueu' tiat luH-gIowh men VINO ought l"
MO" oet'ei' ih"o anu ASSAULT with oeei
grasses
Guy Hecker. of the louiNvilIes. and Jacb
GIaSScock. OF the 81. Louis Mar"onN, made
their debut III this cIty IN 1877. Grac,
II'T'' Vi '''s hetI"P"lI'a''s ~ 'Mo ye"tS ago
- ,,i,,', - 'N'0 ''''' 81 ''''-
e'oA' '''"o
Nelly The famous aiI-round player OF the
Chlcagos' accepted advance money OF the
champion Cltys IN 1871, and then slgnec
win the buckeyes OF columbus. lh"A
heaned nun on before he could get here alI
n,,a- ooo
f'Co' pooP,e "'"TsSeu .''' Sa''''
~ WI Do'i"i' d. '"'"s" 'I'N' "a'"'''"S
@ 20 n'As'" !" oe r,e o'Ese1' 'l'M
r:'it, 1,;'.l u y" uI.' si""'' Ut "I'
IN; ,'tS. ven eAcee'''DS '"e crow" /" !"
I', I,r ,.'a' ~ " '''' ''iiA' game Will N'" io'F
Manager Ma'klhS' 0t the Detroit cIUo
says thal II Detroit wins the league cham
games with the American a,sociation cham
pions. Watkins predicts that two of thi
seasons association cluhs will he in Tin,
league next wear.
of tho ola h,,,..r,. vo,..r,,I &c..
C,os. - ,,i,h .Ia -; Ill, ,,,, D,i-a
Win tho Eosb,iII,s Ti,a SS,..t;,,., y,
soys Raksr - tb., f;,,as, ,ii.,,Iar j., 49,.
arT eao,ne ubiia Cr,,S., j., ,,ar,r,II,, ~,
knowIedSaJ :" ha ,,itho,, ,,,,..rin- y,
a catcbeT on tho hau faIS '"i''''' :"
o'''
mere IL Is again. Manager watkins say
tne |hlcago games were LOST I" Detroit D.
'ne RANK uilpirlhS OF ,nhneiIy' Wh"m NJ
chai iactellLes as Ne" 10TH ouihillef ahu
pool shafk' ne chaiSes 'ohhtILS VIII
, operating III the pooi roolhs' II Houhu
very ihuch IKE AhS"h on GahneS Whel
'Ne |h'cdEos were oeateh at Detroit.
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