Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
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Parsso Eseaolsea. ~ WtseEiag. asszcsted
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Ille IA rae nz-2 ilsiag sss1g - szla-
DssFols asazs IL sols zlab EzldlAz snc
e1b batting, Yss sn1s t-aE1 ~ ne ie@g1s.
tSzs.rss 1zg 40t le. a1t tAey are sggs4g4t~
l4sly deserving ~ 2zles-
Ioa-srIle 51ersd WLxssszrre esgat hua-
dgsc dcHzrs kor S1ssssszsJP cercSrzn. cat
the 4l10 ~Cala8's seA A axe res42t sttsn1-
81 sss0Es4&aaas wlfA AusstoNn for four
ney LOulssills neects 4 short~s-sp bslay-
Beckfsy, ne young PlEsbsETz "a pAencne
noa, : leading ths league a. Us eat and .
= &c with John Aorral as hrst e&sem4n-
fhis u lks nness record player ever za--o
AZ gAe leasUs "A t1arsy SIX games
Thefe - scarcely player a. the California
League vho = not record player. Every
player kn0xs 2fter zsa1s just Low many
chances ne I'D, aE1 aoS ua-y errors and
hlss Ae 10 mzGe. wilAc1t waiting % see tho
scors.-sas Frsneiso0 Cy0atei<.
Robinson a. one 0f is tricxiest players in
shs profession. One day AcKean stole sec
ond, tas ball stf;kiag Soyiss eaest-protsct-
OF and oo4adlag oa Roosie quietly tod
Acksan that II was q f0al ball and that
player stared back % first base King
threw TIE 0a1 70 Robinson, and the batter
w4s retired
Here IS what they say Of = Boston cast-of,
in MS nsw home Barsock Is the best sac
rince hitter n the n,ne. be cares little
whether OF not he gets base biz 50 long as
be can advance sAe runner bsse or send
IA : run Blrdoez Is also playing remark
ably well AZ second base. HIS feld.ng IS
something wonderful, and he greatly
stren gthsns the team IL q heretofore weaz
spot-
There ozght 20 De some fan on the Union
grounds n Boston next October. Tim
Naming snd his eight sons have chas
Isaged Mr 1cQuade snd ais eight progeny
70 play a game Of baA NJ. Asnosng's
eldest y twsasy.tySo yoaTs of age and his
youngest e-xnt, snG whsEe At sbeleGade's
eidest . twenty-five sad als youngest is sen
ne fees eoRE4ent thai he can win Mr..
Aanotng . fossy-tw0 years o. age and Er
Actlnaas is MY Such q coa tsst would
doubtless create great aeal o. sport.
The question IS often asked: Bow long
does pssoher's ayIn ias:ir Ten years ago
Spaiding, Mcbride, Cumsnssgs, Knight,
Boad, Brsdie., CALVIN. Flshsa. Zezlein,
sss>aews, Nichols. atsarns ana Paris were
ssadsng pitchers of America. Fire years
tatsr only Bond, Bradley, GAVIN and
Matthews were itoffnis goodly company,
and hve years after that Galvin is the only
one remaining 50 IL ten years the whole
boay of pitchers Cat hourished that long
ago has disappeared from the face Of the
baseball field, and save CALVIN there is
nothing left 10 prove that they ever ex-
listed
Hitting pitcher hard always brings out
the little pecJxiars.ies wepch he possesses.
II IN amusing to watch Getzcin, Of Detroit,
get pounded fhe German gets 80 excited
and mad that DO can't talh straight, and
shutters swfuily. He taAs something like
this: "Y-o-u b-g st-ff, wha-why
didn't y--ou ga-et undey ~ YOU
mako me s-cK." Calvin when hit hard
raises his foot higher. Van Haitren dances
about Mark Baldwin tosses the ball sbout
in bis hands. Morris leans forward "a II
exhausted as the ball leaves his hand, and
gazss about meekly. Casey trips over ms
own feet. O'Day tries for delay, and
pitches q ball every three minutes. Rad
bourne starts bis raise bail Sowdors takes
deliberate ain-Pktsbargh Chronicle 7eIe-
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