Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
CHIN MUSIC.

Oalrymple played with Milwaukee IN 1915.
Boston has won SIX games out Of nine in
Pniladel phis. ftt
Ray. Higgins and Glenn are doing great
stick work for Boston.
Sanders. of Philadelphia. is greatly i'm
proved, and is DONG excellent work
Arson actually had the courage to trot out
BOrchers again. Boston Herald.
Fred Dunlap has fallen off in mis- playing
at second base. he IS playing in the don't
care style.
When New York is defeated they blame
it on the umpire. They do not think much
of either Lynch or Valentine.
IL is a question wheehcr the Indianapolis
cchene Of playing ball By gsslight will
work or not. IL proved . failure IN Fort
Wayne in 1883.
HOY stole Ave bases on Kelly in one Of
the recent Boston games at Washington.
Kelly saws he is the worst man TO steal
bases in the league.
The Boston reserve players are not al
lowed 10 play with MINOR league teams The
players left at home by Captain Arson are
all playing with minor clubs.
The invitations for SUNDAYS wedding are
out He will marry Miss Helen Thompson,
OF this city, and the ceremony will be per-
formed AZ her parents residence on Throop
street.--ChiccQo Trtbun>.
policeman arrested harmless person
az the Polo Grounds because he heard him
say sLyuch the umpire He explained
aftarward that he hadn't heard the comma
after Lynch, and thought the prisoner was
trying TO incite the crowd to violence
That Chicago is sdrawing-card over other
teams is illustrated bv the number of peo-
pie that attended the games while Chicago
and Detroit were in Boston At the two
games in which Chicago played 10, 80 peo-
pie were present At the two games IN
which Detroit played s, l7S people were pres
eut-- TrS5s0>
The signal-service operator on the top Of
Pixies Peak takes the liveliest interest in
baseball, although he never saw a game in
his life He has the pictures Of all the
prominent players. keeps an absolutely per-
feet account OF the progress OF each club
during the season, and ran tell in minute
what any players average is up TO date
Chicago Mail
II makes little difference whether Anson
Is playing baseball for a living or doing
something else He was born with the ele-
ments Of success in him. and. instead of al
lowing circumstances 10 shape his destiny,
he makes circumstances. He was built for
a leader among men. and his strong. manly
traits carry him through every emergency
with flying coiors. II is amusing TO see
raw reporter attempt 20 interview him. He
can CONCEAL more OF the mLk of human
kindness in the veins of strange chroniclers
of events than Don Cameron. and the latter
gentleman can Incsse a reporter in sheet
OF ice al inch thick in a simple refusal TO
- ha
place question At heart. however. the
Captain - a royal good fellow. and has bluffs
nEs 2s worthy 81 forgiveness as was Uncle
Tobv's oath. lie can't hep il. for he was
created that way His name and fame viii
1--we ia baseball history long after his syste-
matte kicks have ceased 20 distress the UNI
pre- and make his llfe burden. He = the
greatest general On the diamond today, and
"a much Of card a. Jumbo was for Bar
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