Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-11
General SnnrtinS Notes.


THE Coraopolis ball team defeated the Sewick-
ley's yesterday by Z toe
BOTH Hornbacher and ijaly are training hard,
and are getting themselves in prime condition.
STEWART the coach of the Harvard football
team, denies that Harvard will play Princeton.
THE Henrietta ball team defeated the Schaffers
yesterday by to o. Riley, of the Henrettas struck
out 10 men.
for the American Association to put ball teams in
all League cities.
On Thursday evening next there will be an ele-
CANT banquet at the Hotel Duquesne in honor of
the East End Gyms.
JACK Por-Your question is indefinitely put. II
on the first handling of his cards discovered six
cards there was mtsdeal.
n; Nd The best pacing record is 2;oeH made
paced mile in 2:OIA in 1884.
Iyis understood that John Ward will play sec
ond base for the Brooklyn team next year. He
will try to sign some new pitchers and two or
three big hitters.
JOE WILLIAMS of Baltimore, writes that he will
arrange match with any lightweight In this coun.
try. His address is care of j. H. McGee. No. 2o3
Bowery, New YORK.
SECRETARY MACPHERSON, of the local football
league has Issued splendid copy Of Association
FOOT ball laws. Players would do well TO each get
copy. The cost is only 10 cents.
SIR TATToN SYKES, of England recently offered
NJ: Aumont $40. 100 for his mare Tenebreuse the
winner of the Grand PriX in 1857. and SlT. 600 for
his mare Wandora. Both offers were refused.
THE costly litigation into which the New York
Baseball Club has been plunged as result OF un-
covered bleacheries Is said to have been brought
about by the refusal of President Day to issue a
pass TO clerk in one of the City Hall offices.
WILLIAM SEXTON received telegram from Jake
Schaefer yesterday announcing that the latter
accompany the Wizard, - who has arranged for a
series of practice games to be played at sexton $
billiard parlors.
THERE is not prize fighter in America who is so
popular with the general public as Jack Dempsey:
Arrangements are now being made 1or grand
FOG nt,ia al
auspices of the Pacific Athletic Club, of San
Francisco. The benefit Is to take place Sunday,
October 49,
Philadelphia saloon few nights ago. war of
words ensued, and it might have eliminated in n
rough and tumble fight had not friends of both pugi-
lists interfered Gibbons declared that McAuliffe
should not touch a penny of the stake money now
held by X. E. Fox unless he consented TO another
match.
THE averages brought by the get of English sires
at auction this year show that St. Simon Is in the
lead. four of his get bringing $50, 75O Hermit
comes next with sl9. 500 for two. Tappist's two
fes brought sl4, 100, and five by Gaopin brought
good prices are Bend Or, Sterling, Barcaldne,
Hampton and Galiard.
WILLIAM WILSON, who played with the Pitts
burg National League Club last year and with the
Young wife 4 few weeks ago, leaving her sick and
Impoverished at Kansas City. Manager Manning
and the Kansas City players have raised purse to
enable her to return to her parents, who live in
Pittsburg.-NeIo York World.
JOE EARLY, who at one time managed Cal Nc
Carthy and WHO is widely known in sporting
circles for managing kid-gl0ve entertainments, is
back in harness again. He has taken hold of
Young Af Levy, the featherwelght who recently
arrived from London, England. 1t will not he
long now before Levy is matched to fight Tommy
ton, OF some other one of the crack featherweghts
of this country.