Telegram-herald., 1888-08-03

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kAl4nza<es club.
fstisoerKk stlil receives occzsisrsl osers
fer o.tcAsE snss, o2t of eozfss ws4 nst
ss1 ~ s.y yrice.
Fer tAe Grst uDe sisoe lie erg~nSAtlos
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teazs aoFk gsae.
Tss petToit club hss Already released
e@ieeer AcoalFe, iase o. ths Pe--les- sat-
elss hAs sssa FseEgsgea-
stFicksr s<n't AZ : 0ailoon tbs year, bat
manages aeysFfAeless 70 get "a Ea4Hy raGs
a. II he were hitting ~elL
~fagged" errors has superseded ssf
fren-eucd" aId ed gold, isvsFise ex
pfessiop OF base BAL reporters.
WesteFn Association uBPre JACK bren'
nan las been released and joe Quest h4s
been appoiRted IN iss pace.
Richard C@npbol OF tho Interstate
League Umpire san, has been appointed =
Central State league u@pire
Pitcher stovey's release BY Worcester
was not due 10 Ais coloF, as has been inu-
mated, but 10 his own bad habits
The New Orleans club has released short
step Shaw and tklrd bssenAn George w.
bradley, the latter al his request.
The jersey City club don't want Weld
man now, aad neither does the New York
club. He VIII be released al once
ST Louis is without pitchers. Devlin and
Hudson are sick, and King IS the only man
in coalition. Chris now misses Staley.
BuEngton denies having said that Il was
only question of tine when kroek's dellv-
cry would 90 solved by all league clubs
Gtks is Cleveland's efea. run -setter Just
now, McHean Is her most reliable batter,
and Faatz the most skilled ssse-stealer.
The Cievelands practice bunting and
team work every morning. This accounts
perhaps for their receRt brilliant success.
The New York Times Gays that Mrs. John
Ward Helen Dauvray) has strong new
play and contemplstes a return 10 the
stage.
Garrison. the jockey, would Ike TO be
come ball player in case he grows too
heavy 10 follow his present profitable occu-
patton.
Indianapolis papers think that Henry
Boyle's illness is nothing more than lazi-
ness, and that 500 line would cure the
disease.
II is rumored that the New Yorks new
grounds will be situated az about One Hun
dred and Thirty-eighta street and Tenth
avenue.
The Chicago-St. Paul games scheduled at
Chicago AugustS,q Q, TO- IL have been changed
10 St Paul same dates, on account OF con-
flicting dates.
Lip Pike wants 10 FIJI the vacancy in the
Association umpire staff. He thinks he
could discount all the umpires except, per-
haps, Gafney.
The Western League viii 80 as usual, for
some time, at least, as the Minneapolis club
has notified the league of its intention 10
play out the schedule.
Acting Manager J. M. Bennett, Of the
Minneapolis club, has resigned. Dave Rowe,
late of Kansas City, will succeed Bennett as
captain and manager.
Ben f. Young has resigned from the um-
pire staff of the International Association.
Jackson Brady, late of the Central League
corps, is his successor.
M. J. Mahoney, the recently appointed
New England League ur.pire, refused to ac-
cept the position unless some arrears OF pay
from last year were seeled.
The Eastern League clubs did not doguite
as well on their late Western trip as they
did Oh their first OF the AZ games played
they won 20, lost 26 and tied l.
4
baseman OF the Central League, has been
laid up with blood poisoning. caused by
being spiked by Burns of, the Scranton
cua