The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-08
; NATIONAL GAME.

,,.o l,e for sale by Pittsburg.
~. become a fixture I'm Aus
:, Boston, leads the League in
1I'"o y Cincinnati, still leads the
ou club has already cleared ez'
'n' CO. corn,. is trying to support an
bascball league ,.,.,.;,o
y nav a iine Of $50. ~,
I he released Catcher Peoples
~ S'R Rudolph Kemmler.
= ~ .,nb has purchased the release
i.,sn csSo smith. Of Pittsburg.
'~r !, the Chicago team, is the
LI,, Ih,,me-runner no Of the season.
Now York. leads the League
.Sl M on tho number of strike outs.
's s'-,,i,n Islands they are so far
90 nse the double umpire sys-
II G. Paul s25OO for Pitcher
N .le,se ~ and received $1,000 from
,ripl. plays have been recorded IN
Il statistics--onc each Dy 0ie'eianu'
rton and Chicago.
,,rarkablc fact that Boston has
r' n,',te rirht at short field since
Wright left the club.
-,,.,tlv led the League In the
- average 37S. with New York
aar.inal point behind.
n $500 and Shortstop Quinn,
osr q. made by the Bostons for GLASS
n. indianapolis club.
CoRvAy. Of Maryland, has n
Os b.seball. and once played second
y, Nationals. Of Washington.
,,u,y brother Of Arthur Irwin,
.sI ,bortstop Of the Washingtons,
~ Swceny at third base in that
nm 10 late date hal made tho
,rmber of double plays, sixty-nine;
sTtv.four. and Indianapolis third,
tyone.
I,,,.ting Of the Southern League
49, of players on the market and
them have been signed 10y the Inter-
and Western clubs.
nv the new st. Louis pitcher, is only
lam years old. He has a record of
k1kcouts IN three consecutive ga.leS,
|ssyenteen in a single game.
.rp WUrSEY's contract with Buffalo
II peculiar one. He cannot be re.
4, the end of tho season and must not
III more than twice week.
kocE. the ex- -Bostonian. never did bet
4 IN his life, both in batting and field
IN he is now doing for New Haven,
4, also handling the team skilfully.
|,ry the Cleveland twirler, whose
{nc curves have been n source of
In 10 the heavy. batsmen Of the
| Is protssc Of Tim Keefe, of the
|brks.
kDAL ARTHUR DTxwELL, Of Boston, 70
I the most remarkable baseball en-
4 in the country. He has retired with
he from active business and spends
Sftcrnoon a ball game.
somg player in either the League or
Ston has made the first year, record
Eolhday has this season. The Gin
| Club made no mistake when 10 in
BIZ money m this young player.
New Yorks have signed. Pitcher
|late Of the Washingtons. and Lyons,
(aved in the outfield with the dis
Jersey City club. Fieldors Tiernan
b;tery, Of the New Yorks, are on the
|ErARY RUsR and United States Sem
knna. of West Virginia, were present
bent game between the New Yorks
! Washingtons in the National Capt.
BE- head of the Agricultural Depart
tquently attends games.
|sample Of the expenses of ball team
D. stated that Cleyeland's 1888 team,
th were Mccormick, Dunlap, Glass
)uShong, Daily and other stars, cost for
less than SIG 900, and the present
y which there are no stars, costs
|rSsoR J, II. PARSONS, who has jus.
losen principal OF the high school OF
3, Ne, and who was formerly princi-
|he Pittsiield Academy, was the crack
az Bates College in 1878, 20 and 80,
D years Bates won the college cham
b.
llding Comiskcy leads the Association
semen, McPhee the second baseman.
Z average is the best at third base.
i leads at short. Hornung in left field
all competitors. Corkhill easily leads
'he centre iielders, and Dowie, OF
pre, the right fielders.
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