Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-22

AN unusual number of PIttSburgers are prepar-
ing TO go hunting this season.
DIRECTOR }. z. o'NEILL stated yesterday that
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PART of the local N. L. team and few out
siders will play the q. W; SCOTS at Tarentum on
DALLAS defeated Scioto Girl in their match race
at Lancaster, q. On Saturday Dallas won two
heats and The third heat on Monday. The race
was for S. 100 side. Best time, 2:2lH.
PETER IA KsoN, the antipodean wonder, will
arrive in San Francisco on November e. and in
tends making tour Of the country with Jim Cor
age the venture.
CUSHING and Gibbons are both reported as
being In fine fix for their coming contest 1t is
lected to name the battle ground, will choose a
place somewhere in Connecticut.
THE football umpire in England is fast rrsching
umpire has ascended here Now and ag gain theirs
is danger in England of the teams using the un-
fortunate umpire instead of a ball.
THE Buffalo Courier says: ''The blame of Buff
falo's demise from the Players League can be
traced to no other cause than the apathy and un-
fbev had come TO tbe from psid doiIar for doi
lar an0 asserted their rights in the Plavers organ
ization, Buffalo would not nave been dropped
The probabilities are that the Al-American
team of cricketerS for England next year will be
composed altogether of native-born Americans.
The opposition to including ing, any one else on the
team will be selected by the committee there
there is no doubt that the crack English residents
will be left out,
the proposed trotting meetings are to be held.
MIR. Nelson, he who attended TO the wants of the
inner nan at MORT; Park, is the originator of the
idea, and has almost persuaded Mr.. Morris to
horses, and the new venture would probably be
well supported.
JACK MCAULIFFE, the champion light-weight
will go to Europe next month. The death of his
wi c, Kate Hart the actress. recently, upset all
the plans he had made for his fight with Billy
At the expiration Of four months, il if the Pelican
Club OF London will put up good-szed purse,
he fought to a draw two years ago. McAuiiffe will
go aboad with PhiliD Dwyer. the turfman.
MUCH interest is taken in the coming battle be-
colored champion feather-weigbt. which takes
place in the Gladstone Club at Providence on
wagered on the result At several uptown resorts
where the sporting men gather: number of bets
favor OF the coiored lad being So to SO on him one
bet of 500 to $50 was made last night, prominent
welI-known ''penciIer,', took the Murphy end
There will be a large delegation of sports from
close battle.-N. y. Sum.
WARD thus places himself on record: 81 have
read with some amazement in various papers the
to play in any city to which might be assigned,
and side by side with the Brotherhood 'deserters
/ never said ANYTHING of the kind. What I.did
say that was anxious to see the present base
ball at an end. and willing TO do an ything
in reason to help on a settlement. l an willing
TO to any Players League club. and. If neces-
sary. play ball against mot with-anv of the de-
serters. But as for playing in the same team with
any of them, should not consider that reason
able request, and do not believe any capitalist
in any Players League club would ask such a
things
CAPTAIN CoMIsKEY has nearly perfected all ar
slope this winter. He has engaged two special
Pullman palace cars for his two teams. and will
90 out in frst-clays style and he and his aggrega
tion will leave 1T. Louis October 26. Only five
members of the Sresent all-star Chicago team will
20 on the trip. THESE are Dwyer, BOYLE, Ryan,
members are Mullane, McPhee and Harrington
of the Reds, Pat Tebeau of the Clevelands, Mike
Kelly of Bcston, Ed Crane of the New Yorks,
King. CrooS. Of the Columbus team; McAleer,
Hoy. the T6te; Tommy Burns and Darby D, Brien
of the Br Soklyns Yank Robinson of the Pitts
burgs an Jack Doyle Of the Columbus team.