Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-07-01
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work. With proper coaching he ought to
be O success.
1t is feared that an abscess will form it
Tebeau's head. Physicians have advised
him not to play for week or two.
An exchange says that Cincinnati is
lonesome without Louisville and has start
ed down to the tail end to keep company
with her.
Mike Kelly leads the Bostons in every
thing-runs, base hits, solen bases, total
batting average. Truly Mikes worth to a
team is not oyer-estimated.
President Nimick Of the Pittsburg club
says that Horace Phillips must make the
Pittsburg team play ball or quit. Pop"
Smith is to go third and Cleveland is to lay
off.
A base ball report describes certain
player as batting three dents in the at
mosphere and then sitting down exhausted
with his efforts. 1t is a noble and in
spring game.
It is said that there will be strong as
ISOLATION club in New York next year.
The Giants are no longer the popular idols
they were, and the st. Lous Browns may
he removed body and breaches into the
Nets old place.
Up 10 date the League has made 126
home .ruos, of which the Chicsgoes arc
credited with twenty nine, the New Yorks
with twenty-seven, Dstroits with twenty
three, Indianapolis with seventeen, Bos-
ton with fourteen, Philadelphia with nine,
Washington with six and Pittsburg with
two.
have secured young Dnfi,y last tall if they
had been spry. Duffy had given his word
to 90 Chicago in the latter part of August
and refused an Offer Of S., 300 from Boston
to accept one of s., 600 to 20 with Chicago.
Duffy kept his word and deserves credit
for so doing Boston Globe.
Behind the grand staud-Manager of
rival club: How would $4,000 for next
season strike you?
Player: Real or newspaper price?
Manager: Newspaper. Real price $lS
a week.
Player: I'll take it.
As director of athletic sports" Tying,
the former great pitcher of Harvard Col
lege and the Staten Island Athletic team,
is making his salary easier than any man
in the profession. Under the impression
that Tvng was great pitcher, he was
signed for three.years' engagement with
the Philadelphia club at good salary, As
q pitcher he is a failure, and as there are
no athletic sports to look after it is evident
that for once President Reach fell into big
hole.
The Washingtons may give Dupee Shaw
of Charleston trial in the box.
Nick Wise prefers to stay idle in Boston
at 800 month to SITS in Manchester.
Calvin msde his first nm of the season
in twenty games at Indianapolis 90
Monday.
1t il feared that Hecker Of the Louisvilles
will be unable to rejoin his club this year.
Whitney is not yet himself. He lacks
strength, and until he gets that will not
be in his own form.
Irwin OF the Washingtons is laid off on
account of trouble with one of the liga-
ments of his knee, an injury received il
Washington.
Umpire John Kelly, while in Washing
ton, with man on first base, went behind
second base, and from that point called
balls and strikes. 1t didn't wort vel,
In but eleven games ont of forty-pips
THIS season have the WashiDgtons made
double figures in tia hase- hit column, and
IN hGt IVA nave they made double figures
| In runs,
The Detroits have their spell Of ill-luck
at hating In one game this season they
made two hits, in one game three, in two
games four, in one i've, in one ak, and in
three seven,
ksterbrook had not made an error for
sixteen games previous to his retirement
The Washingtons have braeed up consid-
erably under Ted sullivan's management
The Phillies, it is said, have their eve on
Young Burkett, pitcher of the Scranton
club.
The Canton, O management attract the
ladies to games by giving them ice cream
taffy.
Manager Jim Hart, of the Milwaukees,
thinks he has secured q winning pitcher
in Heup.
The Phillies beat the lanvilie club last
Friday, with Sanders, pitcher, by a score
Of nina to ten.
President Stern, Of the Cincinnatis, is on
two weeks trip through Kansas and
Colorado.
Harry Stovey. Of the Athletics, was
called to New Bedford, last week, by the
sickness of his wife.
Pop" Smith is well satisfied with bis
lay eli. He thinks that the rest will i'm
prove his stick work.
Arthur Irwin, il must be confessed, is
playing pretty stiff game for a man with
q damaged foyer.
Secretary Leadlsy, of the Detroit club,
says that Captain Hsnlon ia affected with
Charley horse"
When Phillips is away hustlipg for
players, DalrymPle is generally put in
command of the Pittsburgs.
Joe Hornung was thirty-one years old
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