The morning call., 1890-10-13

Dy ManageI hODln- on LOT next season, Dut
will not be played on the infield. He will
undoubtedly be assigned to right field,
which is his regular position.
Robinson, Finn and Harris say most en-
phatically that Borchers will not be per-
mitted to finish the season with Sacramento.
reserved player by Spokane for next year.
There will be great game next Sunday
between teams composed of the clerks of
Nolan d Sons and Kast Il Co. at Central
Park. Both clubs have several clever play
ers in their ranks, and a goOd-sized bank
note will 90 to the winning team.
Buck Ebright is doing his heaviest work
with the stick since his advent in Califor-
MIA base ball circles just now. His Septem-
Der average shows an Improvement on his
previous batting record for the season, and
in month he Jumped from twelfth to third
rank in the batting list.
StockwelPs work since his return to Cali
fornia from the Cleveland National League
team has been disappointing in the extreme.
His hitting has been weak and unreliable,
and in fielding he is very slow and not over
anxious to attempt hard chances. In a
word, Stockwell seems to have desenerated
into an accomplished record" player, and
this is the kind that will be relegated 10 the
stable next season.
In recently compiled table, showing the
games won and lost in he National League,
we find Roscoe COughlin, while with the
which were victories and six defeats. He
lost two to Brooklyn, and one each to
Boston and New York. With Cincinnati and
Cleveland he broke even, winning one and
losing one to each. He won both he pitched
in against Pittsburg.
1t is reported that the snug sum of $1,000
was offered the Chicago team for Tom
Burns release by Manager Mutrie of the
New YOrks. Though this is but $4,000 less
than the price paid by Boston for king
Kel." the Directors of Chicago team would
not part with Burns services Mutrie FUR
thermore proffered the captaincy of the
New York team to Burns with a salary of
5000 to accompany it.
Josh Reilly, the clever infielder who was
given short trial with the Friscos and re-
leased on Everetts arrival. will probably
be with one Of the teams on their southern
trip. Reilly has, since his release, been
playing an excellent game with the cham
pion Santa RoSas of the amateur league. He
has completely overcome the nervousness
which caused his poor showing in couple
of games, and can now hold his own with
any of them either at short or second base.
Reilly certainly deserves another chance.
Mike kiroy, the young Philadephian, is
totally disguised with the way the Stockton
team has been supporting him. and well he
might be- For Sinking hard chances,
fumbling, force hitting, throwing down
pitcher and generally inharmonious play
in the country that could give this counter
felt aggregation pointers. kilrOy, Perrott
and couple of other players are running
their regulations by being mixed up with
this nondescript tribe OF alleged ball
players.
E. j. Stap!eton is again on first base for
Sacramento and is doing excellent work.
Bowman, however, is unable to play, owing
10 a badly sprained finger. Should the deal
between Sacramento and Stockton be con-
summated, whereby Pitcher kilroy would
for monetary consideration be transferred
to Sacramento, and if Bowman RECEIVERS so
that he can go behind the bat, the Senators
will be stronger than ever With their adj
vantage of eleren games more to be played
with Stockton the chances are very favor
able of their beating the bay teams out easily.
Pat, the groun!d-keeper, whose head IS
turning gray trying to fill up the numerous
gopher-holes at the Haight-street Grounds,
said to RUDE Levy the other day:
Shure, Mister Levy, and we're going to
have an illigant ground next sayson. and.
do you know, Oh heard Mister Harris and
Finn speakin' about new kind av infeld"
interested Rube.
Faith an vi don't know, but it's goln'
to be ayther grass or asphalthum. Ay
coorse grass would look the purtiest to the
eye. but asphalthum would be the most
sarviceable and great savin, seeing that 1t
would require no watherin'."
Rain has interfered with the playing of
but seven games this year, which. together
with the tie game of August oath, will be
played off at the end of the season. The
following is a list of the p0stpOnements:
Stockton vs. Sacramento, at Sacramento.
Saturday, March Goth.
Oakland VS.. Sacramento, at San Francisco,
Sunday. March Both.
Oakland VS.. Sacramento. at Oakland, Fri
day, April 18th.
San Franchises vs.. Stocktons, at Stockton,
Friday, April 18th.
San Franciscos VS.. Stocktons, at Stockton,
Saturday, April 18th.
Sacramentos vs.. StOcktons, at Stockton,
Sunday April 9Th, in the forenoon.
San FranciscOs VS.. Sacramentos, at Sacra-
mento. Saturday, May 10TH
San Franciscos VS.. Oaklands, at Oakland,
Sunday, August oath, tie game.
Cantillion made three of Oakland's four
runs yesterday.