Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-13
General Sporting Notes.

General Sporting Notes.
THE New York club has played six errprless
| games to date.
WE made better argument yesterday. but still
THERE is letter at this Office for the manager Of
Our Boys team.
THE Gusky Wrappers want to play the wrappers
of Eisner & Phillips.
CHARLEY FARRELL has more assists than any
other Association catcher.
ABOUT all kinds of reasons have been now ex-
hausted for the teams defeat.
AT an average Of one game in four Wen get
there and stay therein last place.
THE Cornelius and the Donohue teams will play
at Recreation Park on Tuesday.
A FRIEND OF BALL PLAYERs-The matter will
be discussed in to-morrow's DISPATCH.
THE Randall Club team wants to play the ]. Fl.
Portes. Address P. Johns, 40 Fourth avenue.
THE Giants have reached the top at last and
they will be tough customers to pull down again.
THE married and single elevens of the Eureka
Cricket Club will play game at Fort Pleasant this
afternoon,
THE game between the Allegheny and Pittsburg
bartenders will take place at Exposition Park this
afternoon.
THE chances are greatly in favor of the Cincin-
matt team stepping ahead Of us before the teams
return home.
THE Fred CAROLS, of, swissvale, want to play
the Shadyside Academy team on the 10th instant.
Address John Mcmahon, swissvale.
THE Little Tycoons want to play any local team
III.
Address ID. Crowley, William street.
THE Charleroi team and the Californians will
play game on the formers grounds to-day. John
Tener will pitch for the Charlerois.
PARTY of Steubenyille baseball cranks suggest
that Bierbauer visit Father Mollinger as soon as
possible and have his ankle put right.
THE c. w. Mauk baseball team, of Connellsvine,
Of, 'IS-year-Old'' teams. $. Murphy. conneiispe
vile.
THE nine of the retail jewelers. defeated the nine
OF the wholesale jewellers by IA to 13 yesterday.
steele and Gilt were the battery for the winners
and Allison and Holeland for the losers.
O. THE Yale,Princeton game at Manhatten Field on
grounds will not begin till 430 O'Clock, by which
time the college game will be about finished.
PAUL RADFoRD still entertains his old'scruples
@ is te @
team by substituting some one for Radford when
ever Boston plays on Sunday In the West.
THE sprint race between James JONES' alleged to
place at Dubois on the ed. NJ. ]: Happenny is
backing Jones. and the latter comedies Kerr three
yards in 100 But who is Jones?
THE ball teams of the Allegheny Athletic Associa-
ton and the Shadyside Academy will play at EX-
Gray, Oliver, Patton, Robinson, Robertson. Nc
Clintock, Sohoyer and L. Robertson will be the
Athletic nine.
in their game with the BridgeviIles will be fol-
lows: Wilson or Shoemaker. catcher; Anderson,
pltcner: olchlm, nrSt: WITS, SecOnd. OtterSOn,
third: Marlonegar, third; Kennedy, left; Bigger,
center; Stump, right.
THE following explains itself: To conductors.
bagga gemasters and brakemen of the B. & o. r.
r., Pittsburg. The local freight office baseball
nine, known as the Hustlers, do hereby challenge
You to game of ball the day of your excursion.
j. G. Barbour, captain of Hustlers.
THE Bridgeville and Tarentum teams, of the
County League, will only play one game at Taren-
tum to-day. The Bridgeyille team will be as fol-
lows: Neves, p; Swink, c.: Butler, b.; Black
stock b.; Martin, b.: Malery, s.. felders,
Patterson. Newell, Jones, Callahan.
UNo GRANDE, a so to / shot, paralyzed the
plungers by beating all the favorites in the first
race In fast time. He led from the start and in the
last furlong, when Chesapeake began to ''pinch''
him, he began to swerve. Little Major Coving-
ton was powerless to stop him, and from the inside
rails UnO Grande swerved clear across the track to
the outside fence, presumably looking for hole to
get through Finding none, however, he kept OF
and finished right under the judges neck in front
of Chesapeake.
PRESIDENT JOHN B. DAY was asked yesterday
the placing of sheds the uncovered seats at the
Polo grounds II don't think the matter will go
much further" was his reply Covering the
bleaching boards would simply be a waste of lum-
ber, and do not see that it would do any good, A
great many spectators sit the bleacheries in pref
erence to any other place on the grounds" He
was asked if he thought the motive desire to
secure additional passes. Mr.. Day said he did not
think So but If 1t was IL would not succeed He
attributed it to philanthropy on the part of the
movers.