Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-14
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Rightfelder Carl and Pitcher William Sul- livan of the Newarks was released yester- day.
 "Jack" Horner was out to the grounds yesterday morning trying to work his arm in . little.
 Brady was the only player to steal base in the Hartford-Jersey City game yesterday morning.
 The next game on the local grounds will be played Friday. Hartford will be the op- posing team.
 o,day's game will be one worth going long distance to see, and 1t will no doubt be well attended.
 The Mohawks would like to play the old White Wiugs. Address Captain Peter Cor. coren, No. 222 Hallock street.
 At 4 o'clock this afternoon the Y N. c. A. base ball team play the West Haven base ball team at the West Haven's grounds.
 Jersey City and Hartford played of post. poned game in Hartford yesterday morning. Jersey City came of victorious by . score of 2 to 1.
 This afternoon at the Orange street grounds the Orange Streets will again try conclusions with the Hopkins' grammar school nine. Mitchell and Farley will be the battery for the Orange Streets.
 hAo aA4u 2NCW A4hVou WILL pray tue QeclO. ing game of the series at the Howard avenue ground this afternoon at four o'clock. Both teams want the game and 1t is needless % soy, that each team will have in their strong est players.
 There seems to be trouble at present over the ball game which was played last Satur- day in West Haven between the Wallinp- lords and the West Ravens. The game was given to the West Ravens by score of Q to o, when the Wallingfords refused to continue the game after long wrangle over q decision by the umpire. The Wallingfords then went home and the story is in circulation that they told that they won the game by @ score of to 4. This made Manager Thomas of the West Ravens mad and he has written to Manager Smith of the Wallingford team informing that gentleman that unless those statements gre retracted he will not bring the West Haven team to Wallingford Satur- day.
 Clippings From the League Organs.
 The Philadelphia IN. L.) have 6 good player on second in Myers
 The Omaha people arc delighted with Jimmy Canavan's batting.
 McPhee never played better game than he is doing this season.
 ,"B"g" Hol,idsy is hitting the ball very hard for and O 'Bren at second Burns played third in the Brooklyns during Pink ney s absence in fine style. Dnryea and Keenan arc doing the bulk of the hat. tery work for the Cincinnati club. Brokaw has recovered the full use of hs arm, and is throwing to bases like @ shot.
 Fields is alternating ia left field and bebtnd in bat for the Pittsburg IF. L. team. The Washington club have one of the best basa runners in the business iu Jordan.
 Bassett M is putting up as good game at second as Tba Ieraav Citvs will prohahI,, .,.& pitcher in Gaule, a Baltimore amateur So far Esterbrook has shown himself to ba what he was in 1ss7-a good hitter and a sure fielder. "Bezzy'' McGirk is surprising the natives of Gal weston, Texas, by his brilliant work at first base good many eastern managers have their eve on Beard the phenomenal pitcher of the Milwaukee l club.
 Tommy Tucker, the old Baltimore fayorfte Ia tons (N. L) '-'o -''-
 When will Dave Orr fall off in his battiueg He hood season opened.
 son old ssseheF hDarns and has his eye on the ball. | Bader, Jordan and Mahoney, who are..nou ,y;t, the Washington Atlantic association team paved some fine games for the Dallas Texas) club last season.
 | Last year Hughes was batted quite hard bv some of the Association teams, but far this season. he has proven terror to most of the National league batters. e1e
 Mcclure, the old Philadelphia league catcher. is playing such fine game behind the bat for inc | secure him again. " The Galveston (Texas) club have @ second hase man named John Ward, and at present he is mn. holding the reputation of his famous namesaLa h,, | some excellent work y The Washingtons have roarer in O, ,Brien. tbs,- new second baseman. In recent game he had ten | the bat he made a homer. ~ ~ Martin Sullivan, whom everybody regardsd as a back number, is playing beautiful game for tba Boston Leaguers. His work in the recent Rrookirn | series was unusually brilliant. V Cleveland, who at ono time played third base for the New York League team, has been named the | is playing with the Omaha club. ne l The wonder of the season is Long, the short stop or the Boston IN L) club. The way he picks un not grounders and gets them to frat ahead oS thp runners make him quite popular at the Hub '-'0
 Jerry Drury has Q habit of wearing a quill tooth. pick between his teeth during every game. When