Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-22
Baseball NOtcs.

Mr.. SCHMITT had day of yesterday.
ST Alley had no ''fatal'' inning yesterday.
THERE will be 25-cent ball in this city before
long.
THE sod on the diamond yesterday was too wet
FRED CARROLL does not like the Players
League ball.
TIE Will Higgins defeated the Baby Moons BY
W ELL, well. the Colts are first for once in the
National League race.
THERE is letter at this Office for the manager
of the Our Boys ball club.
THE Chicago L. club is minus two good men at
present, Ryan and Williamson.
BOYLE keeps the stolen base record down con-
sideraby when he is behind the bat.
MANAGER HECKER wants to save Daniels to put
against the Cincinnati team on Thursday.
DAILY says the event OF the season for him will
be when he meets his old time friends from Chi
cago.
THE Wintertons have organized and want to
play any club whose members are not more than
Is years old.
MR.. PARSONS, of the League, hasn't discovered
yet just why he was tapped up SO lively in the
seventh inning.
o'NE1L saws: .'Just wait till we play Chicagos.
The other fellows will think the grand stand has
fallen In then.''
THE Holmes Messenger Brotherhood. Club has
organized, and is ready to play any club whose
members are not over II years of age.
SCHMITT is pitcher all right enough. but
DanIels-well Daniels, If he grows and don't get a
swelled head, is going to be a phenomenon.
The name of Parsons. of the Cleveland team,
was spelt Parosn on the score card, and the
scorers fractured their jaws in trying to pro-
nounce it.
ALL news concerning local amateur baseball
clubs sent to this office will be published. Officials
of the clubs referred to requested to send their
news as early possible.
THE umEiring of Zacharias at Recreation Park
has ELECTED considerable favorable comment He
makes as little noise possible, and his decisions
are quietly received as final.
BOTH the Cleveland teams are making a bad
start Had it not been for the split Cleveland
ha hod nna n1rh fO-da and will
not have good one this year.
FOUR three base hits and three two-b hits on
the change Of pitchers made by both the League %
Sowders during the last of the game had quiet
scHMIrT,s first League game was not altogether
a picnic. He was pretty well hammered. But
then Sunday told him when he brought him from
Chicago that he would be, and SO he shouldn't
lose heart If he was.
IT'S not exactly -Four Hundred. ~ sarcastic
cally observed Secretary Scandrett as his mind re-
twice as good-looking.''
THE Adams Baseball Club, of Mansfield, Pa. is
getting ready for business and would like to hear
from good battery, Frank Schumacher and Paul
4,BFen 4n8G1 preferred Address Frank j. Adams,
THERE were couple of milers down from
Minneapolis. They had known Kelly in the
Northwestern League, and they went out to see
that he was laid off for the game.
SECRETARY JOHN TENER. of the local Players
given to any labor organization for Saturdays P.
l.. game: He says Mr.. Scandrett must have been
informed by somebody who knows nothing about
the matter.
THE Electric Stars have organized with the fol-
lowing team: W. G. McMurray, captain; L. B.
Brarie, w: Grove. T. Mellon J. Mahaney. c.
Niplock, w. Murtha, +: A. Toner. II. McMur-
Third avenue.
A CHARACTERISTIC smile lit up the Grecian pro-
file OF Director Brown, of the League, as he said:
1.-THE Cleyelands plav pretty well, but wait till we
cross with the ChicaEos. Then see the crowd of
ball cranks that will hover around these conse-
Grated grounds.
WHEN Dunlap took his base for the third time
on balls, he lifted up his right pathetcally to
Geach, saying in his best April voice: Lame arm.
Don't want to hit the ball. ,Fraid of fracturing
my humerus. See.'' Fred really has quite q
lame arm. and there is notable swelling above
the elbow.