Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-21
Notes.

The New daVens playeo tnelr tnlrteenIL game Saturday and won. Surely the mum.
 Der thirteen is not unlucky to Manager Spenee's boys-Lowell Mail. The California league has been admitted te protection under the national agreement, ane thus the last haven of the contract jumper has been closed.
 Washington accepted the services of Ton Daly; but it appears the acceptance came after Daly's ten days were up, so that any club has right to negotiate with the ex Chicago player.
 Keefe, Ebright, o'Day, Myers and Wise o the Washington team have been fined $25 eacl for dissipation.
 Fred Dunlap now sports beautiful 1-4
 karat diamond ring. Dunny has over $4 ,OOt invested in diamonds.
 The records show that the Giants lead the league in batting and fielding, and have earn ed more and scored more runs than either Boston or Philadelphia. Home cranks need not worry. Unless our pitchers are knocked out permanently, or practically so, the Giants will be in front before long.
 Jack Brennan has been catching Coleman in practice and says he is the equal of any pitcher in speed and curves. Jack thinks the Athletics might go further and fare worse than the present so-called pitchers drawing salary form the club.
 There is a rumor to the effect that the b1OLQGTuOOO OI DHl1 IEhyCEe 4utc1O LO mhhc @ strike on Decoration day against the classi- fication rule. There does not appear, how ever, to be any foundation for the story.
 The Kansas City scorers are charged by President Barnie with being grossly partial to the home team and with fattening their batting averages to such au extent as to make them lead the country if persisted in.
 Emil Gros, the big ex-Philadelphia catcher, is now an extensive property owner in Chi- cago. Over $100, ,OO0 was recently left him by his mother. In addition to this he is executor for the rest of the estate, amount ing to $100,000.
 When Harry Wright asked Fogarty if he could captain the team eFoge" said, "I1l try" "Well, you must use your brains" " said Wright. "You can't throw your brains to first base and put a man out,' replied Fogarty.
 Dave Orr will soon be deposed as captain of the Columbus team, and 1t is very likely arm has almost given out. Ed Bligh has been fined $25 for dissipation, and Widner has been fined $100 for the same cause.
 It is reported that Anson will try to get Bastian put into higher classification. Once let 8 manager succeed in this and the knell of the classification rule is rung. It is not likely that Anson will succeed, for his influence with Nick Young is about as good as it is with the Shah of Persia.
 President Young decides that @ base run ner should be credited with a stolen base un- der the following circumstances: For in- stance, Quinn was on first base and GanZel at bat with two strikes and three balls called. As the next ball is pitched Quinn makes dive for second without knowing whether the umpire would call ball or strike. He took the chances and should be rewarded ac- cordingly. As it turned out the umpire called four balls, but Quinn gets a stolen base all the same.
 I., ae k.o1I t., G-- -Iav between the Butler Brothers and West End amateur, Louis Justi, center fielder of the West Ends, had a leg broken in collision with fellow player. The men were running after fly ball.
 The Philadelphia club has succeeded in purchasing the release of Jack Glasseock from the Indianapolis club. Glasscock has views with President Reach. Six thousand dollars is mentioned ss the price named for him. If Glasscock is signed Irwin will proba- ply go to Indianapolis.
 Worcester has released Third Baseman Doran. Daniels, the catcher, will play the position.
 Carsey pitched for the Flushings Sunday. He made one base hit, had one put out and sixteen assists. The Patersons were the op- posing team.
 An attempt is making to secure the annual Yale Harvard Thanksgiving football contest at Springfield. Whats the matter with Hart ford? It is much more accessible for the col lege boys, and Charter Oak Park would fur nish ground which would be good one even if the customary rain should prevail. However. to speak frankly, neither Spring field nor Hartford is the right city for that game, for the simple reason that the crowd at the game is so enormous that only a cos- mopolitan police force can handle it and only an immense seating capacity can accommo- date it.-Hartford Courant.
 Louisville says that New Haven can have Ramsey for $1 800.