Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-13
LEGAL Base Bali Gossip.

Worcester this afternoon.
McKees little two-bagger came around again on
Wednesday.
Lang accepted twelve chances without an error
on Wednesday. Good work.
Underwood, the Washington twirler. besides
pitching clever ball, is hitting the ball hard.
feet game and the next day play like iot Of anna
teurs.
staltz is hitting the ball hard everywhere except
in New Haven. He has not made hit here this
season.
Look at "old War Horse Corcoran. He is hit.
ting hard again. Only eight hits in the last three
WILMINGTON has won three straight games, and
continue to win.
willie" sworbach is at present resting on his
oars at Stamford awaiting some genial manager
who has plenty OF advance money.
Little Chic Hofford has caught fully thirty
straight games which is BY far the best record Of
any catcher in the country this season.
Sullivan. the Newark pitcher, has had good sue
cess against New Haven SO far this season. but the
tailenders touched him up for fifteen hits on We'd
nesday.
| Tho game tomorrow will be one worth going q
long distance to witness. Both teams are evenly
matched and it will be game for blood from start
to finish
"Snap" Lang has funny streaks Of batting. He
went nine straight games without making hit and
then made six hits In the last three games, two of
| them two bakgers
The Hartford management have suspended
| Winkleman again; The msnagement will find
/ themselves IN uOl0 pretty soon * tu6y Keep on
using their players this way.
| Charlie Brady is the best batter on the Jersey
City team. He touched Horner up for three hits
In the last game and 1t has been quite while since
| he has missed making hit in game.
| Tbs Hartford management made pretty slow
| move when it released Harry Lynch. He has de-
veloped into slugger Of the first water since Join
ing the local team, and has not failed to hit safe
| several games.
German, the idol OF Baltimore cranks received a
| terrible drubbing the last time he went up against
Washington. This ia the man who held the Boston
National league team down to i've hits in two games
| early in the spring
| 10 the last seven games that Dorian has pitched
| only twenty-one hits have been made OF him. an
/ average Of three hits game. He Is without doubt
| as the Sporting Times says, 1.-THE greatest left
handed pitcher In the country to-day"
| The New Haven team is playing ball from the
word so," and the local lovers of base ball should
show their appreciation Of the good work by turn
ing OUT in large number to the few home games
which the team will play before 1t starts again
/ south.
Terrien was given his unconditional release YES
i terday by the management. He has not signed
anywhere yet and will probably remain In this city
for day or SO. Terrien will not remain unsigned
long, though, he Is . hrst-cass man and Is good
| enough for any team in the association.
l All the teams In the Atlantic association play
games on Sunday except New Haven. Perhaps the
attendants at the games here are too pous to lool
at o team that plays ball ON Sunday, or IL may b4
that the Sunday games are not profitable. Sunday
games played at Pawson park or at Some othsl
place near the city would not be profitable. Oh