Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1889-12-21
BASE GALL TALK.

Jerry Denny signed with ''dianapolis for
E,JuO.
The Athletics have twelve Saturday games
Al home.
1t Is three strikes, and the pitchers are very
thankful
GARRISON gets $500 for coaching the Har
ward players.
Baitimore's new ground will not be finished
until next year.
The Washington team was the first Of the
season TO be shut cut.
The Omaha club went all the way TO
Boston for sts uniforms.
Ii has not yet beon decided who shall cap.
tain the New York team.
Games will lie close this year, and there
will he falling OF in batting.
Mike Kelly didn't q TO Europe, as re-
ported. He is at his home IN Hyde Park,
New York
Peter Sweeney, well known California
player, has signed with the Troy club.
The National ASS cation Of Baseball
Scorers viii meet In st. Louis in December
next.
Harry Wright has sold his one share in the
ha~ioh ciuD Va soueii ID hAhGs IN So""AaA A~'
f. si 900.
J The Philadelphia ma iagers have gone q
Cape May to inspect ground for spring
practice.
The schedule meeting OF the Central Penn
sylvania league viii be held at Mount Car
me. on April q.
The book Mike Kelly has been writing vii
BE- out about the 10th OF April IL is 10 b
called Play Ball"
/ 81. Louis is TO spend sea. 900 in improving
iss ground and in the erection OF u mammoth
grand stand in 1889.
There are two Childs in the profession, on
with Philadelphia ant the other will
Charleston They are brothers.
The fight for the Ame .ran Association bal
between Mes<rs. Reach and Mason will b
one of the interesting things OF this meeting
next December.
Baseball Is keeping O. ride Of the time II
San Francisco. The e 'ifornia league vii
purchase 1000 o;,era canirs for the gran'
stand at the Haight str grounds
The mileage of the League teams for thi
season will he as follows: Chicago, l0,Sl
miles; Detroit, 10, 1873, New York, l0,nEI
Pittsburg, 9,s5i; Bosto 9,Iv4; indianapolis
9,T2g; Washington, $40; Philadelphia
s,673.
Spalding told Ciarkson TO name hts owl
fsures 70 sign again win Chicago, 10 whicl
the pitcher replied: II have no figures d
offer. Personal reasons will prevent IN
frc..i ever again playing with the Chicag
ciu
j c!.son, the big fellow who played frs
ba Tor Indianapolis a while last season, an
VII uroved to 10 a very promising amateur
an viii be given another trial by the club
.osAn't have TO play for u living. He pay
taxes On SlOO, 900 of real estate IN Unionsills
Ind
According 10 Manager Phillips figures, tn
P.ttsburg club must take in SsO,OOO before
rent of profit can be made. Mr.. Phillips
also authority that the gross receipts in th
past never exceeded $4,000 for any one SCI
son. This means that the club must take !
$1,000 more than ever before 70 come ou
even.
CAPTAIN Anson has hren talking to Ch
cago reporter about how the Chicago club
going to win the pennan' next season hea'
nuts, however, that the Philadelphia an
Pittsburg clubs will give his team son
trouble to beat them. .~hich Is more tha
he would have done lest year He thinl
that Detroit will be about fourth IN the rae
Healy, 'the Egyptis'l wonder" has gol
10 Hot Springs with tir Chicagos. He wi
remaia there until Apr. /. In the meantin
he expects 10 get In great form, He write
"With the elimination - the fourth strike,
expect 10 he even more effective than WI
I In Sj.s The thres strits rule will, perhap
benefit Healy more than any other pitch'
in the League.