The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-30

lnaoe on ns delivery, although his club Lost the
sane; strike-em-out" Fitzgerald was in the
pox LOT Louisville and was hit s.faiv ,evsn
times. saes seven
Judging from the boasts made bv the Portland
plsye.s II would appear that the visitors are not
rom ernaciation OF their s.gall."-
.. Oily work 10 dong some great hitting in the
naupioh series in California In SATURDAYS
game he made five hits out OF five times at bat
suo in the three games has eight hits out of
eleven times at bat.
Dahny sweeney, the midget center fielder of
the san franciscos, was married few DAYS
since 20 Miss May Chatfeld, of West Oakland.
fanny Is probably the smallest professional ball
player In the world.
- r. Scott, student at the University of
rennsyivanis, committed suicide at the Ger
man hospital, in Philadelphia, November IL.
ne played shortstop for the Varsity nine.
LED sullivan, the well-known baseball man.
ager, IS out with a suggestion that the pitcher
pe taken out OF the batting order, and allow
mat part OF the game to be played by eight men
during the seasonsof 1891. in the California
Leage, III men played with the four clubs
OaKianc had forty nine Sacramento thirty-nine
san Francisco twenty three and San Jose but
sixteen
According to the Boston Herald, Dan Brouth-
ers leads in batting among players who have
served Tor ten or more seasons in the National
league, with an average of $50 in twelve years
Anson has 344 in sixteen years
The San Francisco Gail Of November %, con-
tains cut and sketch OF President W. c. Rock
Wen, OF the Pacific Northwes. League Other
san Francisco dailies published pictures and
sketches OF the champion Portlands
Jack Giasscock, the great shortstop, while
building new house at Wheeling, w. Va,
picked up an old oyster can which the workmen
turned up in excavating for the foundations
The can contained 1000 in greenbacks.
1t has hitherto been the custom in San Fran
cisco to admit ladies to the ball games free of
charge. but they will be taxed the usual sum in
the Coast championship series, on account of
the heavy expenses incurred in taking the Port
lands south
Tom PARROTS brother, "Jiggs," will be with
us Thursday. "Jiggs" 10 shaped like his brother,
ana has q contoTtion act of his own. He plays
third base unlike any other ball player in the
country. II would be easy to duplicate Tom
Parrotfs movements in the box as to initiate
Brother "Jiggs" in his speciality on third base
San francisco Report.
Willie LANCE is getting plenty of ali-round
work in California. He has been playing center
field for the Morrows, and caught for Yale in
the Yale Harvard game for charity. On Sunday,
November %, he pitched for picked team of
professionals calling themselves the Pacific Field
Sports team, VINO went TO vallejo to play the
champions OF the Central League. The Vale
Jos won the game 10 to q making ten hits off
Lange's delivery.
kid" Camp, who was called home to Omaha
by the illness OF his mother, has returned to
California to take part in the Coast champion
ship series. The Omaha Bee has the following
to say OF the young pitcher: Scamp will prob
ably leave for the Coast tomorrow afternoon.
And by the way, that was great ball Win pitched
for the Seattle team last season. equaling that
of any twirler in the league up TO the last
month, when i'll health interrupted his splendid
work, not to an extent to prevent him, however,
from finishing the season with most ereditable
record He is greatly thought of in Frisco, and
II he can get his release from Seattle will prob
ably sign with that team for the coming sea-
son."