Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-10
General Sporting Notes.

| AND still J. Palmer is not mascot.
| SAM WISE may be released by Baltimore.
THE Mount Washington team play at Mansfield
| to-day.
BALTIMORE is after Pitcher Eiteljong. Of the
Omahas.
THE Acmes and the Manshelds play at Exposition
WELL. we are down to seventh place. Only an.
| other notch to fall.
THERE are no. American Association games
| scheduled for to-day. -
THE Fayette City Grays defeated the Brownsville
| team yesterday by 10 TOT. s.. ~.
IT may be that wen see some honest professional
boat races here this year. 80 e.
DETROIT team has disbanded and the Northwest
| ern League has broken up.
A SECRET meeting of the League, 1t is reported.
will soon be held in New York.
BILLY EDWARDS holds several even-money bets
on the comiag Kilrain-Savin contest.
THE crest drawback in yesterdays game was
| lack Of hitting. Still our sluggers don't slug.
| THE Fred Carrolls of Swissvale want to play the
j. NJ. Maguires. Address John McNIahon, SWISS
vase.
JOE PRIppY, who has to run against Grant
White next Saturday, has very sore leg and is ex-
tremely lame.
Don't let us lose heart. If our sluggers win the
next six games they can come home with eight de-
feats and eight victories.
THE Rods of Bloomfield have organized and want
to play any local team whose members are under Is
years old. Address Jacob Rott, 35S Pearl street.
terday. and it may be that Miller viii do better at
third; but Reilly may not be success at short.
IF there is no truce between the League and the
Association, 1t Is pretty certain that the latter
season will be extended from October to Octo-
ber B. - .. e, -.'... .-. ..
24-HoUR race, open to the world, will start at
Edward Dilon's athletic grounds. Fishkill-on-the-
Hudson, June %. Entries close with Dillon on
June q.
THE Hartman Steers want to play the C. j.
Scots. Pride Street Stars, Silver Kings or any
other local junior team. Address G. Lowell 95
wilkins street. Allegheny.
AS the Silver Kings cannot secure game with any
local team whose members are not more than II
They will defend the title. Address G. c. Salmon,
2514 Jane street, Southside.
1T is not generally known thatrWilliam Sexton,
the famous billiardist, is sole owner of the billiard
parlors at Broadway and Sixth avenue, opposite
Parker's. The fact is, he bought for cash five
months ago the interest of the former partner,
Henry Stedeker. and Is now doing fine business
at the well-known stand. Sexton and Stedeker
were partners for over five years.
PRESIDENT YOUNG issues the following bulletin:
in the Western Association have jumped their con-
tracts, the National Board has unanimously agreed
that any player In any association under the Ma
tional agreement who has or may hereafter do so,
shall be ineligible to play with any club under the
protection of the National agreement
1T was arranged at Morris Park Yesterday that
the Monmouth Park Racing Association would be-
GIN their summer meeting at Westchester on July
HheS to off he stakes sark r en
which the Monmouth Association will use jerome
Park on alternate days for the remainder of their
meeting. Morris Park to take Jerome's off days
and run out the New York Jockey Clubs allotted
days during the summer, Instead of having late
fan meeting.
HERE is what a New York writer has to say of
Miller: I'm the team is little sawed-off chap
named Miller; He was horn several years ago, but
got bad start, and hasn't grown anything to speak
Of. As a rule he plays ball for all he Is worth.
To-day his value was. about cents Of them
plugged, for he played accordingly He tried hard
enough, heaven knows. He had something to do
with almost every ball that went into short field,
and managed during the course of the afternoon to
do damage enough to sink the Pittsburg ship.''
1T is not Latham's coaching or clownish actions
that arc bothering the Cincinnati Reds. They will
have to find a better excuse than such a schoolboy
cry. The st. Louis Browns won the championship
four times in succession, and of the st. Louis
players advanced any such excuse. Mullane is not
bothered by the coaching. The fact that Radbourn
Is getting more money is the cause of the trouble.
Tony cannot bear TO hear of pitcher on the same
team getting better salary than he is. Muane
also has several offers in his pocket from other
clubs. The long and short of the matter is, Tricky
Tony is pitching for his release.-Enqutrsr.