Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-29
General Sporting Notes.

MILLER is again playing in great form.
PITCHER RAMsEN, of Denver, has been sus-
pended.
WHEN Mark Baldwin is in line he is great
pitcher.
TIERNAN, Davis and Hamilton lead the League
in batting.
IT is rumored that Pete Browning may go to
Cincinnati.
KRocK, formerly of the Chicagos, has been
signed by the Sioux Citys.
THE Bellefield ball team defeated the Swissvale
nine Saturday by score off to 6.
LOCAL baseball authorities deny that Stratton
| has signed with the Louisville club.
Mt MAS one of the clubs lost you win by all
means. This is as plain as MONDAY
J.P. S.-B wins, there were two men who
had better batting averages than the player you
name.
DAILY has agreed to fight Jack Davis before
the Occidental Club for purse of ", 500 In three
months.
GILKs, the old Cleveland player. is now covering
third base for the Rochesters, and is leading off in
batting
A PROMINENT New York daily announces boldly
that Ewngs arm is not lame and that he is simply
shirking.
OUT in Denver they throw shower of silver on
the field when a player makes a home run with
three men OF bases.
MANAGER SELEE of the Boston National League
club, does not hesitate in saying that two clubs
cannot live in Boston, Too many spokes for the
Hub to carry.
A READER, Mcdonald station-The men did
not weigh when going into the ring. There is,
therefore, authentic statement regarding their
respective weights.
THE relegation of Faatz to a minor league has not
taught him to control his.tongue. He has to be or
dered OFF the field on an average OF once q month
| for disorderly conduct.
THE Granite Association, of Hoboken has offered
purse of S. Ooc for fight between Carroll and
Billy LeedOm, TO take place during the latter part
| of July or the first of August.
| Con DALEY, of the Brooklyn team, was always
considered a good thrower since the time ne
| hod while going to school at Woonsocket.
Now that Garrison has been disciplined on gen
| eral principles Jockey Barnes II. Anderson, the
older Cayton Martin and Others will be apt to look
more carefully to their handling of certain horses
| PHILADELPHIA Ledger: The Boston Leaguers do
| not excel in team work by any means, and Long is
not good man to lead of, he is too free nitter
being about the most Impatient batsman on the
team.
LEOPARD ROSE, 2:I5A has not been fortunate
enough TO recover from The shaking up she got at
decided TO turn her out for the year and breed her
to Allerton. 2:1SR.
ANsoN takes more advantage of the substitute
rule than any other manager, which is perfectly
natural considering that he was the originator of
the idea permitting unlimited number OF substi-
tutions by manager during game.
BOSTON has two fine young outfelders in Brodie
and Lowe; Both,' especially the latter, are mag
ihPower this club probaby has the best thro%ins Wing
outteld in the country.-Phttdeelphid paper.
| CAPTAIN Browns handsome mare Senorita, is
in very bad shape. She is,n pain all the time does
not lie down and eats nothing but grass. She has
lost $50 pounds since her accident Mate the fast
est 2-year-old in Captain Browns stable, has a
bowed tendon.
IfIF Potomac keeps as well as he is now his win
ming the Realization looks only question of his
beating Strathmeath The field for that may be
fairly large, but outside of the two colts named
above and Montana there are none that look equal
| TO the emergency.
| AMERICAS pet game, baseball. is gaining promi-
nence in foreign lands. There as ball clubs in
England
| tish championship cup. In Australia there are
over 80 clubs. Cuba has about rs clubs and South
America is fast getting the fever.
| BUDD DoBLE says the promise of trotler de-
pends getting him in condition and fit to trot u
race without becoming injured or broken down
| the lungs in good working order and the feet and
legs projected from injury by every safety appIi-
ance known.
THE Occidental Club, of Frisco has matched
the middlewcights, Young Mitchell, of San Fran
cisco, and Reday Gallagher, OF Denver to light to
a finish September next for purse of IS, Co., Billy
Mccarthy, the Australian, and Aleck Greggains, a
| local middlewelght, have been matched to fight
July q for 81, 500 John Mclean, of Australia and
Henry Petersen, OF San francisco, have been
| matched TO row on the Frazier river, near New
Westminster, British Columbia, August T. for
ST. $50 a side.
| ELEcTIoNEER is fast opening the gap that sepa-
more of his get entered the 230 list few days age
This gives him seven new ones, running his list up
to 20 230 trotters, taking no account the PAGER
Peruvian Bitters- He is now seven ahead of George
| record of 2:S TO the roam gelding Willard, by
General Benton, dam Daisy Miller, by Electioneer,
Daisy Miller is now owned by Miller Il Sibiey
1 Prospect Hill Farm.