The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-17

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stephens ana otterson are Doth uhder
the weather yet, Dut are gradually get
tlhg IN form.
There has been some talk that trade
Of Mccormick for Ward was under way.
1t is denied by the Pittsburgh club
officials.
Dunlap denies the story that he fined
Miller in the game here fds guying his
field methods. He can't imagine how
such n story originated, "Theman played
too good bail" says Fred.
tits likely the opening game of the
League season with SandusEy next Mon.
Iay will be preceded by n brass band
concert The management could not do
a happier thing. III quite the "fad' in
other cities OF the Ieague,
III ,atora, Cho,Is,;o, T., S,o.,;,,,
Life, refers to Sam Barkley's statement
that he worked the sore arm racket to
get away from Pittsburgh, and says any
player guilty OF such an action should
have no place in n reputable team.
i MScl PutN1 MI yeS'S WIN I:..u
basc hall PLAYERS Coupled with some
fatheriv advice were friendly ndmoni.
lions oS IN their conduct mt tho same
time imDrcssing mon them the fact TINT
INV violation AZ lie rules Governing the
PLAYERS would bc promptly punished,
Ge concluded nv expressinp Tho hone
TINT bn would have no occasion IN dis.
cipline any one,
III Tasomtos tho ohorniors 80 ro
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