Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-14
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 In the last ten years Brouthers has better average than Kelly.
 Mike Bradley of the old Boston Blues has signed to go to Hartford.
 Bowdoin college promises to have . strong team in the field this season.
 Philip Harkins, late of the Perth Amboy (N.J) club, has signed with the Newark club for this season.
 Brush, 1t is said, is now hustling around trying to get his players to consent to trans fer to other cities.
 Hary Wrights ponies will play Mutries colts at Charleston on Thursday, Friday and Saturday next week.
 When the National leagues correct schsd- ule appears it will be early enough to figure on the conflicting dates.
 Pitcher Jim Duryea says he left the Broth srhood "for money" Jim may seek chance to come back for tho same reason. But
 Ward will leave Mobile for New York next Sunday. He is forced to be here to assist In preparing his case for trial on the 24th inst.
 The Atlantic association members are pre- pairing for the coming season. A meeting will be held at the Fifth Avenue hotel short- ly to arrange the playing schedule.
 John F. Morrill, and w. R. Burdett opened their new sporting goods store at 12 Bloom- field street, Boston, last Monday. They will make specially of base ball supplies. George D. Meyers, the catcher, has signed with Minneapolis. He is 8 warm Brother hood man and, as he didn't care to play In Buffalo, was probably advised to go to Minneapolis.
 Wheeler 0. wikoff, ex-presidsnt of the American association, is out of base ball for the season, at least. He has been appointed superintendent of the registery department under Oolumbus' new republican postmaster, Captain Gardnor.
 Manager Gus Schmslz is of the opinion that base ball contracts are not good in law, | be they league or brotherhood documents. He bases his judgment on "recent develop l ments." Quite right so far as ''reoent devel- opements" go. They simply showed that | monopolists have had to take their hand of. That's all.
 WILMINGTON, Del, March 12 The work of constructing the new park of the Wil- I mington club will be finished by April l. | The park will be complete in every respect. | The exhibition club is as follows: April 8, opening game with the Athletic; 4 and 5, Rochester: Easter Sunday, Athletics with l Gloucester, N. J.; 2, Lebanon; and 10, Hamilton, Ont; 12, Syracuse; IA, Boston; 10, Burlington at Burlington. N. j.; lo and at Washingtou; 23 and "A, Richmond at Rtch- l mond. Tho Cincinnati papers are placed in pes ouliar petition. When Duryea signed with Ward they said he was drunkard. only able to pitch ball once . week, and then he couldn't do anything very good. There was one exception to the dsfamers of the cyclone. Ren Mulford, jr., treated him kindly and l said 1t was loss to Cincinnati when he left. l But Duryea Is back now and will pitch for tho Reds, if he has nerve enough to stick to his lest contract, and we may expect some thing remarkable in the way of oraw6shing by tho men who gave 1t to him 50 unmsrci- fully some days ego.
 MT. vondezhorst, ;whea is. associated with MT. Barnie in the management Of the haitl'' more club. says:s"It is sheer nonsense to think that Baltimore could have got into the National league. We could have gone in, to | be sure, If we would have planked down $25, 900 for . franchise that did not cost one- | quarter that amount, with the underestimate ! ing that ws could be legislated out of the 1 lssgua It any momsnt and have nothing 4t