Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-17

WE dIdn,t lose two games Yesterday.

WE didn't lose two games Yesterday.
RAIN prevented the Geveland-Pittsburg P. L..
game yesterday.
BUCK EWING still hopes to win the 2. L. pen
nant with his team.
THE local n. L. club and the Cleyelands will
play at Canton tomorrow.
PALo ALTO has only been beaten twice, once by
Wilton and the second time by Jack.
AUSTIN GIBBONS and Mike Cushing are matched
to fight tor 81. 0O0 side at l32 pounds.
BUDD DoBLE will still further try to reduce the
2:l41S record of 4-year-old Nancy Hanks.
1T is stated that the Boston N. club hassigned
all but three Of its players for next season.
The schedule makers make a mistake to arrange
games In Cleveland during the races there.
SIDNEY, though only years old, has seven per-
formers with an average OF better than 2:20.
PITTsBURG's N. l.. representatives are going
record
MANAGER MAYER, Of Bridgeville ball club,
says that after this week his team will play no
games for stakes.
MANAGER MUTRIR saws he has secured three
young bloods for next season-a pitcher. catch
er and an outhelder.
ACCORDING to a Boston Brotherhood player
Secretary Hart will not be connected with that
club after this season.
THE Haggin horses will get rest during the
Brooklyn meeting, but they will more than make
up for 1t at Westchester.
WELL, well, old Anson is certainly covering
himself with glory now. He is the only Ansor,
and may win the pennant yet.
OWING TO the Exposition Park grounds being
wet the Standard and the Oaklands will play their
game at Recreation Park tomorrow.
RAIN prevented the following ball games yester-
day: PLAYERS - ooklyn-New York, Boston,
Philadelphia. National - Philadelphia New
York.
TIM KEEFE's forefnger of his pitching hand is
still in bad shape, but he thinks he will be able to
it successfully probably in one of the Brooklyn
games.
1T is rumored that Tom DAILY, of the Brooklyns,
will play with Comiskey's Chicagos next year
and that he will catch for his old pitcher, Mark
Bald win.
NEXT season when race-goers visit the Sleeps
head track they will be treated to a new grand
stand equaung any structure OF Its kind In the
country.
living quietly at home waiting for next season to
open. ''Dunney'' still thinks he is king of Sec
ond basemen.
IN the Columbus-St. Louis game yesterday,
Hart and Chamberlain pitched marvellous ball,
Columbus winning on base on balls. steal and
two sacrifices.
PROCTOR KNOTT, who has been in DR.. Shep-
herds hands since the Suburban, has been turned
over 10 the Scoggan Bros. and the probabilities
are that he will be great horse next season.
WHEN Taragon pulled up lame at the spring
meeting of the Coney Island Jockey Club It was
thought that he had broken down. He sent
to Saratoga and turned out and now appears to be
as good as ever.
CORES present injury is one Of the most serious
that he has ever experienced. He feels the situa-
tion keenly from the fact that he has had his eve
well on the ball and was In fair position to be-
come the champion run-getter.
BOB FITZsTMMoNs, the Australian, has notified
Jack Dempsey that he will not meet him at the
Puritan Club, but will fight him at the Olympic or
California Club. FitZsimmons offers to bet him
as high as $50 600 on the outside.