Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-13
Polo Pointers.

Meriden at Springfield tomorrow night.
 Hartford plays but one moro game here this sea- son.
 Games to night: Meriden at Bridgeport and Hart ford at New Britain
 Miss Jennie Houton the champion female fancy skater will give exhibitions at the Springfield rink
 Most all of the rsgimental companies outside of New Haven have polo teams, but this city has none, although h at one time there Was great rlsairy pc, teams had many a scrap.
 New Haven proposes to make change in the team the next time they play in Meriden. It will Phelan aud Reed will rush, Cooke center, ,Newcomte half back and Hill goal. That is if they are ahead of Meriden in the race
 The renowned ''Kangaroos" from Hartford will try conclusions with the local polo team at the rink tomorrow night It will be red hot game and have been played in the focal rink. Lovers of good polo should turn out in full force and cheer the "Scientists" on to victory. series of three games between the high school soph: omores and seniors of Springfield. The games will Fast day. It is a wonder that the local manage. ment does not take a tumble and do something of this kind here in this city to develop the game
 Balls and Strikes.
 The Players league schedule is not a fake.
 John Irwin will leave Boston for Savannah to- day a two weeks pleasure trip.
 Joe Quinn of the Pittsburg Players league club, will begin the study o1 law nsEs fall.
 The Brooklyn Players league grounds will be opened April 25 with the Phillies as the opposing team.
 The New York delegation to the Cleveland Play ers' league meeting are to be given reception on their return this evening.
 Hugh Duffy and Charlie Farrell of the Chicago White Stocking club left Boston for Chicago Mon day. Both men are in excellent condition.
 The Players league schedule is thoroughly fair fake fake '
 Hick Carpenter of the Cincinnatti club wants fH flied ''s D''' '''''' '' '' 0''''' ~'
 A team of Philadelphia professionals are to play exhibition games with the clubs or the the liayers layer. on April and 5.
 Charlie Bassett. not content with having made a Thipgs W be Vely for Msssers sassett aias cock c Go. before the season ends. von der Ahe has been making an unsuccessful team He offered S7,5Oo, which was refused. It i. said he wanted to secure Burdick, Brosnan, Glenn Powell and Hanrahan to strengthen the Browns. clubs to attend the base bal! matches. They in cline to the Players League,el hough some of then draw os se 1 wSch is to be There is probably no foundation for the report thsr Jack k MsGsaehy Is nsgotiasing with . Brush to & the month of March,
 Levi c. Kranthoff states that the Kansas City club will attempt to enjoin Jack Pickett frou play | ing with the Philadelphia Players league team The outcome will settle this point: Is a contract l eanization binding the player if the club join another league or combination of clubs. The Kan tas City club left the American and joined the Western association Pickett concluded that h, | didn't care to play in a minor league. Editor O. P. Caylor, in the Sporting Times. asked Tim Murnane whore he got his information that thu Washington and Indianapolis clubs had an agree ment with the National league whereby they coult two clubs would vote for the admission of Brooklyn aud Cincinnati. MT. Murnane replies as follows ir the Boston Globe: It was no less a person thar during the League meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel. and afterwards confirmed by President Sode