Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-05

certainly be found with the Pittsburg
team next season.
q Brouthers has been on the diamond
for nine years, and has made l.4O9 base
hits and 500 runs.
Getzien says he will wear a PLAYERS
League uniform next season, but does
not give the team.
"String- beans" is the poetical nick
name with which Ilemming, the ex-cook
pitcher, has been afflicted.
Latham'S batting average in - Play
erS League games was .249, and .255 in
80 National League games.
Buffalo came to the front with one of
the shortest games on record-one hour
and fourteen Enthusiastically.
SharSig sits on the bench and smiles
and smiles. IL reminds him of the old
Athletics because it is so different.
Boston has Sto.cn about 175 more
bases than any of the Players teams,
and made more than that over some OF
the clubs.
last week, but Anson's clever short
stop was under pledge to remain with
the League team.
Joyce. in l29 games, has 119 bases on
balls. He has been hitting well recent
ly. His batting average in the last
nine games is 400.
Tom Daley receives $4,000 from
Brooklyn. 1t is said that O'Brien, Col
Inns and Pinckney will be in the players
league clubs next season.
There is some talk of getting Ed Will
hanson TO play short for the Boston or.
L. team next season. This deal should
never go any further than talk.
Let no one take any stock in the yarn
that Kelly will leave Boston. Kelly
himself says Boston is good enought for
him, and that ought to settle ii.
Seventy-six people guessed the stand
ing of the Association for = gold piece
offered by a Rochester paper They
have been notified to walk up and get
their divy.
\ Boston man won suit of clothes
days BoStOn-Buifalo game, and he made
Dacly and Murphy greSent of - each
after the game.
George Stacey Davis, of the Cleve-
lands. has been batting tremendously
the last month. In 10 games he has
made "a hits, a record of 400. His sea-
sons average is .2j1.
The benefit offered by Boston citizens
10 the Boston Base Ball Club of the
Players National league Sunday even
ing. October -. is to be at Music Hall.
Wallie Ellingcr the boy actor will take
part.
Wards perSstcncy lost him Tues
days game. With the score tied. the
ChicagoS wanted TO call the game in the
ninth inning, but the Brooklyn captain
refused 10 consent. and in the tenth
four runs defeated his team.
Little Morgan Murphy, of the Boston
Players, is suffering from a bad finger.
Gumbert is complaining of his arm. and
Radbourne. as usual, is not particularly
DESTROYS of pitching. Daley iSabout the
only winning man just now. and this
may not be so if he were not an uncertain
quantity.
Miller has virtually sigred with the
PittSburg national league at $4,000 for
the season. 3. 200 for playing and the
balance for captaining the team. He
gets one $1,000 advance in December.
George SAYS: This ought TO settle
where l shall be next year. Yes. the
players league wanted me, but they
didn't get me.
An unusual sort of a put out was made
i'm the eighth inning AT Buffalo Tues
day. Murphy was ON first and Quinn
was ON second. Murphy went OFF the
base pretty far and Mack ran down to-
ward first with the ball i'm his hand and
chased him in the direction Of second.
forcing Quinn. who was disposed OF by
Clark between bases.
Gen. Dixwell is joyful. At Buffalo
Yesterday he INDUCED i'm his hi. hi.
chorus until a policeman came and IN
formed him that 10 must be stopped
This nettled the Boston man, and nc
asked if his cheering was likely 10 keel
the policeman awake on his beat. The
officers Of the home club called the po
liceman to one side and explained that
the General was all right-you know
tapping their heads at the time. Scvera
i'm the crowd then SYmpathiZed anc
/ Joined i'm the "hi, hir" business unit
Mr.. DiXwell was wreathcd in smiles.
After Umpire Curry had called tho
third man out in the Syracuse half OF
the game ne was surrounded by the
players of both clubs. Curry. thinking
the players were going TO mob him
was on the point of diving for his life
when Umpire DoeScher stepped forward
and i'm a neat speech presented Umpire
Curry with a gorgeous blood-red lie
and huge glass diamond as large a,
the Koh-i-noor Curry showed his APP
probation of the present by immediate
IN diScarding his old tie aud putting on
the new one. The crowd enjoyed Tie
Joke hugely and loudly called on Curry
for a Specch.-COWicr-IoUW0l.
AMONG THE PUGILISTS.
Slavin says American fighters are al
ways we'll until they lose.