Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-04
General Sporting Notes,

HANLoN again played great game yesterday.
BALDWIN again pitched an excellent game yes
terday,
OUR sluggers are worth a cheer and they should
have one.
HARRY srALEY thinks the Bostons will get three
straight wins from US.
IT is stated that Gordon will not be allowed to
pitch for the Mansfelds
THE Silver Kings Yesterday Dictated the Twen-
tieth Street Stars by score of 10 to9.
GEORGE DIXON. the colored pugilist has gone
into training for his battle with Abe willis.
1T is safe to say that our suggers were all very
mad over yesterdays defeat. But they did well.
STALEY arrived in the city ahead of the balance
of the Bostons yesterday. Harry is looking very
well.
BROWNING still declares he was glad to get out of
the Pittsburg team and he is playing an admirable
game.
ANDREW ADAMs-He does not become pro-
fessonal by unknowingly contesting against
professional.
JOHN L.; SULLIVAN sailed from San Francisco
Yesterday for Australia. He was drunk just before
leaving, and insulted Peter jackson.
THE team who defeated the West Newtons Thurs
day were the Moore and Sinnott team, of Gibson
ton, and not the Bellevernons.
TIE Silver Leafs Yesterday defeated the Silver
Rods by score OF q to Is. The Leafs play the
Beltzhoover Stars two games to-day.
THE Fayettes want to play any local team whose
members are not more than II years old. Address
r. Smith, 156 Sheffield street. Allegheny.
MICHAEL CAREY-A cannot take the trick with
the ten-spot. and should have taken it with the
five as he only had one five in his hand after he
built.
THE Association magnates are simply being paid
hack in their own coin by the latest jump of Ray
mond. The coin is bad but the Louisville people
have been using it.
BARNEY ARoNs has donated splendid silver
sugar bowl first prize for the 150- yard swimming
handicap that Is to take place in connection with
the swimming tournament next Saturday evening.
j. MAsoN-1p Myers won the amateur cham
pionship quarter mile race in England 1881. He
has been in England since then. .. We have no
record of that Irish athletes arrival in this coun-
try.
FEW New Englanders say that Viking will be
fast enough to win the Charter Oak stake. He can
step off quarter in 80 seconds without twisting an
ear and those who saw him when Golden was his
mentor know that he can make the trip.
THE Silver Kings challenge the Twilights of
Brownstown. for game of ball for 500 a side the
game to be PLAYED either the Exposition grounds
or the East End Gyms ground and the loser to paw
all expenses. Will meet the manager of the Twf-
lights at THE DISPATCH office any time they may
desire.
LITTLE Berger gave King splendid support. In
the ninth inning, with Latham at third base he
prevented wild pitch. He jumped up and Knocked
the ball down with one hand. Every one wanted
to see Lath come in with the run that would have
tied the score but the play was warmly applauded,
Cincinnati Com. Gdz.
HICKoK has taken charge of the fast stallion
Guide 2:241. and is working him for campaign
been burdened down with "A ounces of iron on each
front foot. but Hickok has reduced the amount now
TO II ounces and he expects the horse to show great
improvement.