Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-19

Outshoots and Drops.
Ewing is not Pat Murphy.
The League may want Ewing, but they will
never get him.
The st. Louis Browns have been notified
to report March 40.
8 The great Kelly has engaged box for the
benefit to the Boston Elks.
Tim Keefe ID in the New England States
looking afteE- his base bali business.
Manager Kelly will 60 to Boston this week
to take personal charge of his team.
Frank Fennelly will probably be the Gap
tain of the Brooklyn Association team.
Foutz, Clark and Newman are the only IN
married members of the Brooklyn nine.
Work on the Brooklyn Brotherhood ground
is going on rapidly under the direction of
Dave Orr. ~
Anson signed pitcher named Inks,
brother to the Indianapolis experiment by
that name.
Pitcher Barr of the Rochesters is exempted
by the terms of his contract from playing
Sunday games.
That eminent diplomat, the Hon. w. APP
pleton, was not cent to Cincinnati. This il
strange indeed.
Durell of Princeton college will have a
chance to play professionally after this sum-
mer If he 80 desires.
John Ward is in Florida arranging foI
grounds for the Philadelphia and Brooklyn
teams to practice on.
Mutrie is busy chasing youngsters. he
has Pitcher William Gentleman and Catche,
q. w. Cole on his List.
Chris Won der Abe Gays that he never
owed Comiskey any money, but always paid
him his salary promptly.
What a time there will be in New Yorl
when the Players league opens the season
Look out for excitement.
The Syracuse Stars offered Morgan Murphy
q salary of 81, 400, but the Boston Players
| club went 500 better and got him. - >
Harry Lyons says Morgan Murphy, TIL
| young catcher secured by the Boston Players
league, is one of the best in the business.
| There is nothing of the Glasscock or Clark
son stamp of man about our own "Buck'
Ewing. He is man through and through
The Association people are afraid Robin
| son, the crack catcher of the Athletics, will
jump to the Brooklyn Players league team
Manager Hanlon says that the Pittsburl
Players club will not play any exhibition
games, and he does not believe them neces
sary.
1
to play with the Philadelphia Brotherhood
club.
President Brush once more emphaticall,
| reiterates his statement that Indianapolis il
in the League to stay. How now about buy
ing the Hoosiers outa
Mr.. Frazier of the Syracuse Stars signe'
Pitcher Toby Lyons after all, despite the fac
| that he pretended to rate this promising
player at q low standard.
Ed Crane has been engaged by the Amhers
college nine as coach during the preliminar.
season, and Tim Keefe will aid the Princeton
college team in a like capacity.
Falsehood and bribery are poor weapons 1,
any cause. If Mr.. Day said that he has an,
chance of getting Gore or Richardson he ha
been misinformed by somebody.
effect that Jerry Denny would like to pla,
shortstop for Ewing's team. Denny is q goot
man, but the Players will never take hin
back.
Boston wants Mccarthy, the little RICH
| fielder of the Browns, but Won der Abe viii
not part with him for love or money. ode
boss manager" hates the League with all hi
power.
New Haven Is getting together a cracl
nine. Petit ia known as one of the best bias
runners in any minor league nine. Thirt
Baseman Doyle of Holyoke is a good one.-
| Boston Herald.
Getzein wants to sign a Players leaeu
contract. He does not appear to BIO In de
mand. If he had been anxious before tn
Ward decision probably he would now b
nicely located.
Bug Halliday has a brother playing in on
of the Pacific slope base ball teams. III
"Bug" declares that his brother will hustI
| even himself as batsman. Halliday evi
IDENTIFY wants to get his brother job.
Dave Orr claims that he will be 50, 000 bet
ter off at the end of three years with tn
Brooklyn Players club than he would If b
had stayed with Columbus. He says he wa
never treated better In his life than by tn
Buckeyes, and he only made the change sim
ply for pecuniary reasons.