Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-24

fectIv smootb. He thinks be will be aoIe
TO fool 'em with the new seamless oy loi'
loving the above plan.
Ward is a heavily ealsried man, ana 20
DAYS pay amounts to $500; AID II war war!
doeq not report in Washington, Spaidihls
will have to pay him to flash out the
American series.
Won der Abe ssys that under no clrcum'
stances will be pay a penny for OudWortn 5
release. If the worst comes 70 the wort
and Cudworth fails to appear there, why
then the place at center field on the ot.
L,ouis team will be filed by either Lyons
or Hudson, both of whom ara under re-
serve 20 St. Louis.
While Dunlap was in st. Louis recently
he was attacked in a saloon by mn
twice Lis siza, but Werden, Holiday and
Taok Brennan came TO his assistance, and
between them they so thoroughly wiped
mn tbe earth with the bully that but little
of him was left.
The leading third baseman of the Trl-
State League, George Strict, ia still on the
market He is working steadily at Cleve-
lend 70. the Brush E ectric Light Com
panv ard not worrying about an engage
ment. as be ia too coed man 20 be over
lo3ke1.-P Philadelphia Press
1--we Cross. the clever little baekstop Of
last YEARS. Louisvillea, now signed WIN
the Athletics, severely injured his Iignt
arm come time ago, while out hunting
He bss already recovered, however, and he
thinks the injury will not interfere with
his work. o,-
1t isssid 10 Washington that Jack Glass
ccck has engaged Lawyer J. f. c. Black
hu-st. Of New York, to aid him IN his
6ght aesinst the Indianapolis cub. rms
,l1b has offered elias clck CERTAIN salary
aud ,he csptaiucy of the team, Du' tas
terms do not suit the player, and ne pro-
poses to fight.
Vou der Abe refuses to take his men 10
Hot Springs for spring practice, but some
of his plsyers will 90 az their own ex-
psuse. Comiakey will repair to the famous
rssort abolt March, and will orgazize a
tesm With which to combat the C.eve-
lands. Dunlap and Conway of the Pitts
burqs and other notable players are al
resdy on the grounds.
BOBBY Caruthers is now located at Hot
Springs Tor spring practice. 1t Is some
thing unusual for Canulher5 to take
long Journey to get himself In trim when
hand ball courts are as numerous IS they
are in Chicago. Charley Byrne evidently
intends to put the Partisan in the box two
of the three games against the New Yorks.
During the last season the Bro klyn
club cleared about $4,000 on The Sunday
games, the receipts being divided as fol-
lows: To the B,Ooklyn club 80 per cent,
to the visiting club 30 per cent, 10 the
ground 90 per cent. They had 10 expsnse
OF care, all they had to do was 70 drive up
in their carriages and play the game.
The American Association set aside
Sc, OCO to pay its umpires. Gsffley is TO
receive 81 500, Ferguson 81, 700 and Hol-
land 81 POO This leaves only 81 300 for
the fourth man, 10 say nothing for q sub
etitute. Bsruie and Byrne are figuring on
John Kelly, but the Association will have
10 increase its appropriation at least $500
to get Kelly.
The spring sui will ba solid blue with |
white stripes on belt, two white stripes on /
cap and louisville" in white letters
across the breast. The GUNNER suit will
be the same as the other, except that the
colors will be interchanged, the suit being
white with blue trimmings. Blue stock /
iugs will be wOrn with both sui's-LOuis-
rifle Commercial
Pete Browning dislikes gymnasium prsc-
tice, aud he always signs late to escape it. /
He says: Old Pete 10 sucker; he wasn't /
raised in Morehead, and be hai goin' to
up against any of them dodga 'ulleys
or pat on any o. them d-u sw, until
he got TO- Whom the sun shines both |
sides q r. tbe-geAce Pete, cd hoy ,@'iA- f5ol
there, teaching all the guys how to line
'em outn II Louisville would give him
any advance money Pete would sign.