Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-11

shall write you next Monday giving
the full articles Of agreement, embracing
the dates OF the games, etc, as they will
doubtless be drawn up this week by the
two club presidents.
MOTHS.
At the close OF the season.
Sunday will return to Marshalltown,
Iowa, for the winter.
Arson will practice billiards In Chicago.
Piefter Will sojourn both In this city and
Louisville, Ky, his old home.
Williamson will linger in the city by the
lake.
Tom Burns win go down to Con-
necticut.
Kelly and Mccormick viii go to Pater-
son, N.
George Gore and wife will 60 South.
Dslrymple will go out to his stock
ranch in Nebraska.
Lou Hardie will return to California.
John Clarkson viii dwell In Boston,
and enjoy tobogganing together with his
wife.
Flynn and Moolic win go down to Law
renee, Mass.
Frank Flint-"old Silver'--will stay
here with us.
Gilllgan OF the Washingtons has caught
In more games than any other league
catcher.
Louis Hardle, late of the Hayerlys, has
done so well with the Chicagos that the
clubnow thinks Of securing Incell, pitcher
Of the same team,
Radbourne of the Bostons has been fire.
quently heard this season to declare that
he sadly missed Gilligan, his old catcher.
King, the new pitcher Of the Kansas
Otto Zoo m 40 nvar afx fact htoh ard h,,t
twenty years old.
Rochester, N. ", is said to be dead
set for Bufllnton and Sutton should they
be dropped from Boston this fall.
O'Rourke has not yet recovered the use
Of his injured hand nor Gillespie that of
his strained leg. Hard luck seems to
have invaded the camp OF the giants.
The Kansas City team is negotiating
with Jim Brouthers, now Of the Buffalo
team. Jim is brother Of big Dan
Brouthers OF the Detroits.
1t is likely that Kansas City and the st.
Louis league club will play q series OF
exhibition games with the Pittsburgs.
The latter seems overly anxious to test
Itself against the league clubs.
Kansas City has, after all, collared
King, the st. Joseph phenomenon. He
is said to be a daisy az pitching and TO
resemble Stemmyer in size, build and
style Of twirling.
It's given out that the st. Louis Browns
viii 20 to San Francisco, Cal, November
/, for two months winter season on the
Pacific slope.
In speaking Of the Forthcoming Chi.
cago-St. Louis games Mike Kelly says
ave know the Browns are a frst-class
team and we do not think we will have
an easy thing of 1t, but we are anxious to
see just how hard they will make us
play"
The New York Times quotes Brouthers
as saying that Radbourn had given it out
that he would not pitch another season
for Boston, even at the cost Of retire
ment. This confirms what we intimated
q week ago.
1t is said that the Chicagos were afraid
that the militia would be called out II
they defeated the Detroits In the last
game in Detroit. Life being far sweetel
than glory they took Signor Michael
Kelli's advice and I" let them stiff-legged
ovid jays win game, fair the love o.
God"
Jim Mutrie is disposed to blame the
loss OF the pennant to President Day
partially, owing to the latter's agreement
Win lubb luil HOb W
but to give the other clubs chance a
the Providence and Buffalo players. Blu
for that agreement Mutne says he would
have had Denny, Hines and Shaw, anC
won the rag
When the Chicago mascot, little Will,
Hahn, first heard about the mob's assault
upon Kelly and Burns In Detroit, b,
begged his father to purchase him half
fare ticket for the City of the Straits. II,
packed his little valise with paper-cal
pistol and blow-gun, and said he In
tended to wipe Detroit from the map. Blu
his father gave him blue pencil and
Michigan Central map, and told him h,
could wipe 1t off there in Chicago, ant
save railroad fare. You ought to see tina
map.
At the close of the season the Detroi
players will be distributed as follows
Dunlop will go to Philadelphia. and win
ter there; Brouthers TO his home apWap
plnger Falls, ~ Y; Richardson TO Utica
White and Bennett will remain 10 De
troit; Baldwin TO his home in Hastings
Mich; Camel will winter in Minneapo
lis; Smith in New Orleans; Jimmy Man
ming will resume his studies at the Col
lege of Pharmacy, Boston, and will grad
uate next spring; Rowe will winter at hi:
home In Buffalo; Getzein at Chicago
Conway at Philadelphia; Twltchell a
GAINESVILLE; Hanlon is undecided; Gillel
will either go South or home TO Philadel
phia. Cox CREGAN.