Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-09
General Sporting Notes.

LEHASE and Crooks, OF Columbus, have signed
with New York.
THE directors of the local ball club NAV have a
| little conference to-day.
ST LOUIS has signed Second Baseman Nichol-
| soI, reserved by SiOuN City.
THERE will certainly be lots of new faces on the
| New York team next year.
HARRY WRIGHT has signed T, M Golden of
Canton o., Il rising young player.
PITCHER NICHOLS looks out for his tobacco es-
tablshment in Kansas City during the winter.
DAVE GIDEON seems to have had enough of
for iS32.
IT was rumored last evening that Fred Pfeffer
in town looking after players, but he could not
be found.
PRESIDENT jim HART. Of the Chicago League
club is in favor OF having the League play sunday
games IN the W est.
H. o. PRICE. the well known poolselIer, has sold
out his Cleveland business and Is now In this city
Harry is looking well.
THE 2:3c list now contains two .yearngs, and
there are three two-year-oids in the 2:aolist and
three hree-ycaT-olds in the 2:I5 list.
ELEcTIoNEER now has Just 90 a:31 performers
es new ones this season.. Nine more untried Elcc-
tionecrs have heen sent 10 Stockton receive little
work in order TO get inside the Circle
EsPER has grievance against the PHILADELPHIA
club He alleges that at the opening Of the season
he was promised $500 extra If his work proved
satisfactory. which he has not received.
RAGIMUNDE the name of the Cess rewitcf win
ner. is the old Saxon for "a torn Ilouth.- The
Duke Of Beauforts colt is grandson of that great
SIDNEY has put II trotters and PAGERS in the list
this year. and IN California the season is vet at
an end When IL is considered that Sidney Is only
ten years old this showing is certainly remarkable
one.
TOMMY SHANNON. the youngest boolmaker on
the block in America, and one of the straightes is
said to lie So 900 ahead on the This, after
tn" i'll luck he has had with his racing stables. is
remarkable showing.
Nh. JAMES GALWAY, the retiring turfrnan. stin
retains his Kentucky breeding farm and the
thoroughhreds on it. For the future. instead of
racing his young Macbeths ard Linden, he will
hold an annual rcarling sale.
THE Washington Post says: "A manager for the
local ciup for ncNt year has not yet been selected
and If /: certain PLAYER he secured he viii be the
player-inanager. and will be strong man for the
place. There VIII be no lias.c In going after men
;is was done last season, and only good players are
wanted;
ARIoN, the California 2-vear-old trotting won-
der. showed such easy mic in 22l lately that his
admirers claim he is the peer of any of his age in
tie country. Monbars not excepted. The 2:o1 mile
WAS made under pulling up conditions for nearly
the whole of the last quarter. Bis record is 2:l5,
Moabars' 2:1S.
THE heaviest winning Western stables were: Ed
Eastin & Iarabe, SO sO;: Basiiford Manor SIS So:
W. III. Laudeman, So. 6S9: J. T. Williams, So 020;
J: NJ; Young Co., s., AS; Ruddy Bros. 81, 45s;
W. r. Letchcr. s2l, G; Ireland Bros. s9, 20l; W.
Mulkey. SIS. $50; Avondac Stable, 81, 3oo Himyar
Stable, 81, 5S3.
SENoRITA and Mary Stoun are quite the cracks of
mer's two successive defeats of strsthmeath and
Judge Morrow. and the latters mile in 1:j2iS were
mcritorious performances. Senoriia's ''bowed''
tendon does not seem TO affect her racing much,
while Maryland Jennings Rancho del Paso bred
hily Showed at Gravesend last fall how good she
was.
CATCHER Boyle saws that Comiskey and Won der
Abe did not talk 10 each other two months last
son. According to Boyle. Chris was continually
interfering in the management OF the team and
engaging PLAYERS without Comiskey's approval.