The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1888-03-25
has obtained In hi. lato TIT with Manager Wat

kins IL calculated to tide him over this season
pitcher OF the Chicago Club, desires &. retn'sr
the, profession as q League umpire. His arpli-
si.d ;Ha sG II 4. f. so9 W lsis; "a does e Is sd aT ssssr ss al o sS!o
Valentino will be apnointsd 70 az the only va
S TS. io nsT rsm"InisG viii IN n sss rd diIssu Il. s' an.
adopt nm assignment schedule. Mr.. Young
American Hssociatlon scSsdSle. but he Will IS.
sign his umrires in the usual way. An umpire
t tRsrs y az sY i"ns IS II pc = HSt." as 4 H"Y i T S.om ne S az.
y,isnhle "a. please tho patrons Of the game Ia
s eus SHSbs.0G T & "" w.rs e. .q,aeI c sRSa IN n When InFi,
s aaidi@ oi B wss n", 'fbp snieii.. n nnS s oih.rs may AND p L
to tot o' nS. a 10 heSd@uarlers 10 tGis eject: S"f
consider so.aad.so oas Of the best OF pmnires,
D Dot o.sis rsq Gim 10 Rer RS' 's TSora n, Viii no P BE a so 40
slant shifting Hround Of nmpires TO sutt he
ment. win 10 rnaJs with a view to satisfying
the public generally.
Washingtonthns AFRO rejoicing nvcr the defeat
Souns blood. in jfacEs"nvile' last Wednesday,.
They appreciate inc fact that the Giants were
Ward, richardson, and the othsr gllt-edged
vstersns, bit tho result was gratifying a, this
hand It Is Claimed that the NationIals we're
n nlnns Hi'n np TSAfi sg su, 4, +. ny Who I pss Hi%p 4s.
will drop two out OF the frat four games played
here at tho opening OF the season. HV debates
no@ i tIS H they ' we're ia ST year, w siis' the se'R home
team is mere formidable in many. Instances.
Rssis', as tho iormer IS equally ~ good "tdi"s as tho he
latter IN The box and his snnericT IA az a batter
points thar Crane and either 1pMaE or I Rsi!y'
Il. s Season n9' .y e,a' m a aass Sfs NEW York WI bu, ' IN.
sists that the latter will have to put up a stiff
game to win every time they cross bats with
Manager Sullivan commends Tom Dsasley's
work down South IN the highest terms. He
says. IL WAS "a rare treat to SEQ Tom handle
Hank oDay,s delivery. He has nude up his
mind t" rcnair his record this season. and he
hn,ne management to carry out that resolve.
The Wushingtons are expected to return rom
ii OWN s0ss. alsraa ;F'p lho osAs viii hiIF'a onsn 49 The 'Ai so no.;
grnnnds md tho season in a game With TIE
sMiiiiams C M Clne' ,r Ihs Sn1H wG nls OF ad tine
muc.i 10 revive a friendly feeling toward them
on The Part OF the local patrons. and csrec,ally
that they intended to stay away from National
Park this year. l venture The prediction that
anu ,Wiin .s'.S"'"s They sSS' eouiSnt 'V ssd they
Mr.. Hewitt received a communication from
the Boston management this, week. stating
that they would lave an %infelier for snle by
inference is that it will b. either Sutton or
Wise Since Shock has developed into u short
stop. it Is probable that he may be placed there
permanently, in which event there would be
no place Tor y" SUIT"
really seemed to the base ball crank Ms il the
season was open. although he outward appenr.
ances Of the grounds covered with snow. did
Witnessed the gathering Of the members Of the
team. or the Ereater number of Them. and they
are, now in daily practice at Winslow's rink.
win an occasional outing, on favorable daVS,
in a corner OF the grounds for battery work. .
s sSsyy rH Tbo 'G 'sa s%0 S MG Is h n1y.pss carried ;o tsus of the 6s
MANAGER morrill, had III" r,easiirs of greeting
who arrived q few days ago: Sutton and W se.
who were the arst corners: and Conway.
ins e ton Ss 81 the s0n s]Istssn. "4 Madden s%Mds eam nan IN
tHS I sf'snneo Bara seS o hESw1 q Rad o mnnns,
came to terms on Wednesday. and Morrill,
for practices were in the mink of condition.
Their practice for the present Nill CONSIST q IN
noon. spent chiefly in passing the ball to get
the muse es Iimoered up and The stiffness out
# tSos the who bS'H, wi,ns Ss,saF"' tho 'h sa, Gt1sn,!on vs Si
r' r ed tn%wapd oWH! y! the new pitcher d1 e ss
allie imr,re.sion' 10Y 10 Showed the elenents
Of n Player in handingtho hall. and WIS easy.
the idea that he is possessed OF both the ability
and the brains to make a mark IN his position.
rules E, e prasS.s .so a esh ALI MS nni' ssit IN the M't opi H y 10
ana that L VIII go ar toward a restoration Of
course that clarkson will wear a Boston uni.
strength TO the team. 1t is oven suggested by
some OF them that his pre.enee vii net as
far batter work than far two Pp1sons mast
tioss for Is G Ia / s!rtheF MPe rqhFi IS or IN N. an ne sS1ins
three s.rike rule. that he can always be de-
pended On to answer npy call and TO try his
team. He believes, too. that with Clsrkson the
team should be able TO hold it's W against
While the big organizations are preparing
their carraiGns the lesser lights must not DO
lost siglt OF. As n ie"dero q thu l,e@gue and the
grown . be an Important factor in base ball.
i has furnished considerable talent, TOR the
lum Tor some weli-known players. II Includes
lhis y'Rr The cities cad OF I1r ,IhG; Mapshsster:
League last year. and Wore"ster. which taxes
the The riafss <. Of bostGn, unasr |alter w.; hHrnhsmas
Among the players who are known almost
WheeIock: Jimmy CiIotSn, householtdeir, Sicif-
head. Fusselbach. Kennedy, ii Ike Hines. Bins-
ham Of HsryaEd, ArhwcrLh, Polhemus. Brill.
sisne nnFn nss M xiHen beEaw. TIE T. viii .fap psy 2" f. mr. "s
and Association managers to watch their work,
for many promising youngsters nre developed
in tho course Of the season. Slattsry, Crane,
and Hatfield Of this years New York team are
all from this League.
Lowel-iisnry N. Burns Nashua. Pa J. 4. Ardworth
Lowell. manager captain. @. e. 1lnnothy j. shinnick,
Lowed. SO H., LOTS u. uutnassn boston C.: N. j. Pol.
hemp:. Sew York, RI Frank II. Briu. Astoria D.; Ed.
ward Kennedy, New York, Ia; b.; George Tof.ing, Be ii.
more . =; JolnJ, Grady, Lowell O.; H.rnsy, Nclsugh
lin, lowell, I'd b.: James liEnlvau. Springne 4, eSru
CATCHER and %infslder: George v. sss!tzs. Wikesbarre,
D.. " j, ,amrion, Cleveland, 18th.
ly%nn-henry ,iysen; Worcester, c.; 4. G. Hunger
GorCoran, Charleston. \. u, I'D b, and captain: Connie
10y 6. e samuel La Kocqne, Fall River lst b.; Robert
BlacS: Alton. III" o.; Floyd LAnlnkn, New Brighton, IA,
r { John boy tholyos.. l. Z Frank spill, ieoinini.ter,
MASS, =. =; Mil White sesd, Loa Angelica n; II Etripht
Lc. Ansels. C. lanes Ssh.n; SsS Orleans "a b,
7 ."nsn,,n ias. w.prls Mar. % , John ]. Carney,
saa,sn '.' b; aoon q ais, SsSark, p, owe, Gsrf.
ktIy. Jersey City. .; n. ileidinvisld New York. n: I'd
DGs.e. hs'cns S.ip %ontn.laer; John 7. snrss, Gam,
stnref. Sew iork. o. T.; ". IRWIN. Moscow. o.. D.. y. II,
Mep'EmntI. pall Eiyer p; John II. shoupe, Cincinnati.
por, ,mi- sr..I n p,urk. pti.d.i.At. n, ,,-