The morning call., 1890-11-10
made off Kilroy, seven runs and six hits
off Hoffman, and one tally and three hits off

made off Kilroy, seven runs and six hits
off Hoffman. and one tally and three hits OIL
Reitz.
Connie Doyle, who played few games
with the Frscos in the early part OF SO,
and then was released for incompetency,
led thirteen third basemen in the Atlantic
Association this year, having the excelient
fielding percentage for that position OF 9O9;
An Eastern capitalist SAYS: The talk
that salaries will 60 down with settle
of the fight is nonsense. The good player
will always command big salary VI
course, on the part of some players this cry
of salary reduction is perfectly justified; Tor
when a settlement is made these 1elioWS
must seek their level The time VIII nave
come to cease travelling on their regulations.
Their places will be taken by the young
stars"
The big Colonies seem to make target of
first baseman Stapleton and run into MN at
every opportunity. 1t is also noticeable
fact that the players who are SO willing to
wound others are the very ones that fake
and squirm around in the endeavor to elicit
sympathy when they are accidentally hit by
pitched ball. There is but very little con-
sistency in the actions of some ball-players.
Tip O'Neil sat on the players bench
yesterday, and took particular pains to
flash his diamond ring several times In the
sunlight so that the audience conld see he
had one. He also drew up his pants so that
pair of patent leather shoes, with bright
yellow uppers, were fully exposed to view,
aud kid sighting them gave voice to The
following: Say Tip, your shoes are just
like your playing-awtul yellow" Tip soon
found occasion to Shift his position SO that
his feet were less conspicuous.
Manager Hoogs has concluded arran ge-
ments with the following players, who Will
the Honolulu trip. Pitehers-William Far
rell and Joe Leveque; catcher, james
Ward; first baseman and captain, Tom Pow
ers second base, Dave Dreamer; third Das e.
Harry Howard; short stop, Josh Reilly;
left field, Harry ,0'Day; center, George
team will play three weeks engagement
and will be back before the holidays.
1t would appear that the Directors of the
league took snap judgment" on Manager
Enlisht of the Sacramento team when they
imposed that stiff little $500 plaster for play
Ing Borcners without even giving him
hearing. But like the O'Neill fine Of one
hundred big round 'simoleans," it's dollars
to doughnuts" if it will ever be collected.
Outside of the levying of the fines the meet
ing was but tempest in teapot and only
served to give President None and Manager
Robinson golden opportu nifty to work up a
little temper and indulge in series OF long
pent-up, but absolutely harmless, recrlml-
nations before lot of gleeful newspaper
men who have humorously treated the sub
ject ever since
The damage done to baseball by the fight
of the season just finished is shown very
plainly by the little interest taken In the
world champion ship series between Brooklyn
and Louisville. A few years age. when De-
troit or Chicago and st. Louis were battling
for this SAME honor the games were at
tended by thousands and the excitement
over them reached fever heat. The papers
were eagerly watched for, and reports OF the
games as eagerly read. This season, after
the brotherhood's fight to knock off their
shackles, Louisville and Brooklyn are play
ing to benches that are almost empty and
the interest in the games seems TO have
reached the zero point of Indifference. The
brotherhood revolt was a pretty costly
matter for basel ball, and it looks now as il
the players would regret it in Sackcloth and
asheS.-EXchauge.
Jimmy Fogarty, the celebrated fielder of
the Philadelphia team, has returned home.
looking splendidly and, as usual, in high
spirits. FOgarty was to captain the pro-
posed Los Angeles team for the winter
league and had selected several Eastern
payers who were to compose it. There
have been several rumOrS circulated that,
owing to financial difficulties. the scheme had
fallen through, and when questioned about it,
Fogarty said, think that everything will
yet be all right and that it will be CO.
There has been considerable money invested
in the laying out of grounds, etc, and that
section of the country has been largely bene-
fitted by the immense amount OF free adver-
Using it has received. Although We wont
have the original nine selected 10 represent
Los Angeles, there are plenty of Eastern
team, and with the other teams made up of
players from the California League a first
class winter schedule could be successfully
carried through.