Telegram-herald., 1888-04-08

~&s p4Ad s.s@zlSlng ior t1s gre-1 ana ozly
k~l4
80 Fexss Ls4kue Guic@ : cat Hunser
8 s5eBs-znser, u As~ OTie4zs. are tAs pzb-
Ashers
Ths nss.gned Bossoa players under re-
serve are Con~2y, D4lly. h41ooaro snd
y aaarke.
Tin aarnsn VII utilize the ed Boston
Un.on zreu1ds LAls season for o@se- 49,
purposes.
T1s waa u4ke TIE ssyeath season for
Browning hsexsT I'D @o.f wlth TIE Lo1Ls-
VIE cll3
Aoner A Bryce. of Poagh<eepsle. n Y,
has osen secured o. he " W@sntasE0n alns a.
catcher
Carroll and rzse are the hssvy-weizht
eatcnsrs II the league. Ezeh Weighs ever
90 poGaas.
Umpire hcQR@ss has been engaged 70
umpire ~ ths exhiDition games Of The 81
Louis Browns
S.adsg = credited with strong desire
10 oeeome l2eyer. Doastless eavioss u
Colonel Rogers.
Latham SAYS that Il he - a shoemaker.
that = 10 Indication that the BrOwBs are
gong 20 be last
II schedule making Walter Burnham is
considered the Harry Wright, Of the New
England League.
The Boston clsb = said 20 be endeavcring
20 purchase second b4seEnsa Richardson, Of
the New York elab.
Ehret. OF Austin; Fudger, OF Fort werih,
aad Flood. OF Houston, seem 10 De pitchers
of unusual promise.
Syracuse Is sal 70 be the highest saiaried
team n the I--ernati0nal Association, run
nlng over 5000 per month.
Beatin. the Allentown wonder is showing
wonderful speed Ia prastice and viii proba-
by be DetrOits early pitcher
'fis said that Charlie Bennett proposes
gong into ths clear business next fall
fha,'s long sgsy OF, however.
Tho CANON ciub threatens - suspend
lef'-Asdor Bodie for sisuns wlA wheel
ing after ateopi n Caa,ol's .egns
C2tcher Jase K'lyon kas bsca released
b. The 81. Louis heSfora Assoc. ation team
and signe4 g tho st Lol8 Erowns.
The Cleveland club has ie'erulinea -
give pitcher Mike Morr.s further t.lAi and
VIII sign him before the season opons.
Ned Hanlan, the oa-sInaa, Low In Aus
tralis, says that Spaldings proposed Aus
tralian baseball tour wln prove successful
The Kansas City club is said 10 be after
Sam Barkley, OF Pittsburgh, and may get
HIM, "a no league club seems likely to object
Left-handed pitcher Devlin, formerly of
the Philadelphia club. is negotiating for an
engagement with the Stockton (Cal) club.
st. Louis players who escape without
fine this season are 10 be given $25 by Won
der Abe. That promise can be easily
evaded
jim White is only Al years old. He has
been before the public so long that il is the
popular belief that he Is bordering on mis-
Goth year.
The Detroit club has elected C n Smith,
President. w Vail, Vice President; Robert
Leadley, Secretary, and James L. Edison
Treasurer
The Pittsburgh management confidently
expects 10 clear over s. 0o0 on the four
opening league games with the worlds
champions.
offered So 800 by the Detroit club for next
for being captain.
Austin stock is booming since the victo-
ries over Cincinnati. and the team is hailed
a. INC pun t4ND Ol lQc texas
league Oh. wait
George g. Pinckney. of the Brooklyns,
was married at Peoria March 20 TO Miss
Cora NJ Johnson, and left Immediately for
Brooklyn with his bride.
Morrill, has played in 1,os9 championship
games during his II league seasons with
the Boston club, and his average in these
seasons in batting is .274
The Kansas City club has accepted the
terms OF Toole. Porter, Greer and McTam-
any, Of the Brooklyn team Of 1887. These,
with Phillips. comprise the Brooklyn con-
tlngent OF the team for lssS.
President Von der Abe has made the play
ers of the Browns and Whites an offer ~
500 10 each man If the teams come in first,
second or third in the championship race in
their respective associations