Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-06

one. The batteries will likely be Hender
son and Miller for Pittsburg, and Flana
gan and Yak for Wheeling.
The score card is q dandy and Messrs
Wilson & McNichols were the recipients o
numerous compliments yesterday.
The Sandvsky Register and MANSFIELD
Neers are sore against Wheeling and ar
attempting to vent their spleen on thu
Wheeling REGISTER by uttering barefscet
falsshoods. Children should have better
training.
Sam Barley showed up better than any
man in the Pittsburg club, especially
with the stick. Maybe Pittsburg will re-
greet its action in selling Sam.
President McDermith very properly re
fused to give Al Bauer 500 per month an6
expenses to act as Tri-State umpire. A
is good, but he comes too high--JaeksoT
Citizen.
Toledo hiss signed rs a pitcher Henry
Gistright, of Newport, KY, q brother OF
the famous crack shot and a cannon ball
pitcher. He weighs 200 pounds and is siS
feet in height.
Jackson has signed as fielder James
Detroit's heavy hitter and fine first base
man. The club is now complete and from
all appearances it is a dandy.
Did you notice that Delehanty made q
better record at the bat than any man in
the two clubs, and that he held down sac
ond base il greater snaps thin the $4,5 500
Dunlap. Glance at the records of the two
in the score.
Let us remember that man Seeley and
his man Friday. -MdaSfeld Ners. Never
fear, Mr.. Ners. they Will not allow them
selves to be easily forgotten, especially
''the man Friday" The NetCS doesn't
seem to like Friday" Perhaps it is an
unlucky day for the sheet. Eh, old man?
The Sanduskys are known as the Fish
Eaters" Kalamaz ,os as the 'Kazoos,"
Wheeling as the Nail Citys," Columbus
as the Statesmen" Jackson as the Cen
trail Citys'' Evansville AZ the "Kickspoos, /"
and Canton az the ''Dueberites. Canton
Democrat. What's wrong with the Lima
Beans" the Mansfield Mugwumps," and
Toledo as the "Presque Islanders"
Mansfield must have opened a basket of
extra dry" aud showered the Nail City
gang with rosts, for Manager Buckenber-
ger and President Seeley say they were
treated in fine shape at the meeting in
Mansfield. Jackson Citizen. According to
the Mansfield papers they ara showeripg
Messrs, S. & B. with anything but rosss
now. We believe there were two other
members on that committee.
A 10. Of silly and babyish talk is going
on about the schedule adopted by the last
committee. After admitting that the sched-
ule was all right the Columbus State Jour.
nal, in order to appease the ire Of the Mans
field Herald, turns around and incites the
Herald to induce all the cluos TO kick
against it. We always thought that the
Journal man said what he 2eant ard stuck
to it. Other papers are kicking because
the jGurnM presented the schedule first.
Well, the Journal did print it first, but it
was so full o errors that they might as well
have not printed il, because all the other
papers that copied got left in the same
manner. The REGISTER printed the only
correc: schedule and there are no con
dates in it, because we had a copy
Just the same as the official one received by
President McDermith; in fact the official
"a q copy Of the one held by
the REGISTER, so gentlemen give us a rest
on that schedule. II il favored by Jack
son, Canton, Toledo, Kalamazoo, Zanes.
vile, Lima and Wheeling, and by Colum-
bus and ~Sandusky too. So, what are you
to do about it?