Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-19
Baseball Notes.
HEAVY hitting always tells.

HEAVY hitting always tells.
WE want to-day's game also by all means.
MILLER is improving both in his fielding and in
his batting.
JOHN COLEMAN denies that he has signed with
the Peoria Club.
THERE is letter al this office for Cap. Martin,
the baseball player.
AND that steady, man, Hanlon, is getting a
efw hits in now and then.
THE much despised Cincinnatis are getting
horribly close to the Giants.
THE c. W. Monks defeated the Scottdale Mill
team Oh Saturday, by 2 to 16.
THE Washington players are being disciplined
for over-indulgencc in intoxicants.
THERE were nearly s. 900 people at Yesterdays
Association game at Philadelphia.
THE Minneapolis papers now make excuses for
Shugart when he fails to make at least two hits in
game.
stil.sticks to his determination to remain out of
baseball.
THE Fayette City team defeated the Redstones
on Saturday, by "a to 8. The winners played a
great game.
BOBBY MATTHEW'S, the American Association
umpire. is in trouble. Won der Abe has asked for
his release.
HAMILTON was anxious to steal a base on Old
Sport yesterday, but he Couldn't make IL. Jeems
holds all Of them down.
SOME very hard luck indeed is following Mutrie
and his excellent team of Giants. There must be
something wrong, among them.
. THE Pittsburg Jrs want to play any local team,
whose members not over 15 years old. Address,
Charles Niblock, 50 Colwell street.
PRESIDENT BYRNE. of the Brooklyns is not on
the present trip. He is at home Attending to the
alterations and improvements at Eastern Park.
PRESIDENT Won DER AHE, of st. Louis, claims
TO have word from Cincinnati that there will he no
further objection to Sunday ball playing there.
TONY MULLANE is looking out for a rainy day.
He owns half interest in grocery store in Chi
cago. He will move his family to the Windy City
at the close of the season.
THE West End Stars want to play the Silver
Kings: the J. c. Kellys; the Riverside Grays or
the Painter Stars. Address, West End Star Base
ball Club. Stone House, Thirty-ffth ward.
LATHAM's playing is good in all but one particu-
lar. He allows balls to be hit past his territory
without moving for them. Possibly they are out
of reach, but he would do well to make an effort to
get them.-CinctnIadt Enquirer.
A WRITER in the New York World says Tim
Eeefe was asked one day by Calvin, the veteran
pitcher, to mention his (Gavin's) weak point in
replied Keefe, ''is to put them square over the
plate.''
s.Is Judge Maxwell waiting until the season is
over before deciding the Reilly case?'' is the
ious inquiry of the Ohio State Journal All the
papers up that way who called Charley a horse
thief and man who would lick his mother are
anxiously watching for his return.
WHAT other League club will come to the front
and help out the New Torks as they did the
Phillies and Cincinnatis with Brown and Slattery?
O,Neil had an idea of releasing 'Jocko'' Fields
until lac heard that the Giants wanted him and
Fields was the best catcher the Pittsburgs had and
he will be solid with ONeil until he makes another
error.-Netc York Exchange.
CAPTAIN KELLY retired from the game in Balti-
more yesterday after the first inning. The Orioles
scored four runs at the good, and the king"