Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-20
Baseball Notes.

HANSON JAKE-It will count three-base HIT
THE West Esd Giants will play the Mansfield
County League team at Mansfield on Tuesday next.
THE New York club have won seven games by
one run and were defeated in three games by one
run.
THE C. Crafts would like to play the Oak station
nine on the 4th OF July. Address &. Graft, Castle
Shannon.
PITCHER ED DAILY, released several days ago by
Louisville has signed to play in the outfield for
Washington.
want to play any '17-year-old'' team Address
Harry o SeiI. 2i4 Fifth avenue. e''
j. ELsAsERs. JR.. having organized for the
ensuing year want to hear from all clubs whose
members are not more than Is years of age.
THE W. G.. Adams team will play the Pat Foeys
to-day. The former want to play any local team
whose members are not more than 16 years old.
THE Clifton Stars, of Ellsworth, want TO play
any team whose members not more than IL
years old. Address Ed Znnsmaster, Emsworth.
THERE is game scheduled for Superior Athletics
and the Williamsburg club. The Williamsburg Pa
clubs address is box II, and would be pleased to
iii dates on Saturdays up TO October.
UMPIRE BATTIN should at once begin to stop
Yesterday Ball players have custom of bullying
umpires who were formerly one of themselves.
THE Association has passed rule banishing the
headquarters. Some of these days the poor umpire
will be presented with bill of fare and told to
either eat that fare or starve to death.-Tfmes-
Star.
GAME of baseball between mines composed of
the two construction corps and the two survey
corps Of the City Engineering Bureau will occupy
reau at Schenley Park. A large number of city
employees and their lady friends will witness the
game.
THE Mansfield and Climax teams, of the County
League. will play at Mansfield to-day. The teams
will be as follows: EnmaxpSteyens "a. p; Wasmund,
8; Malch, l.; Clark, c. f.: Minehart. r. MANSFIELD
McGovern, p. Haller, c.; Waggoner. 2; Allen, g.;
Naughton 1st.
SEVERAL writers persist in saying that Bassett
played third base before this year. He PLAYED
Providence club and as many more in 1856 Bassett
was weak hitter before this year, but now he has
a batting average of over 300 and has struck out
only five times In 80 games.
THE fate of ian organ is a sorry one 1t points
with horror to the attempt of the Boston League
tanglement and closes the other eye on Baltimores
raid upon the Western. In one column is the awful
another the jump of Harry Raymond from Lincoln % in
10 Louisville is noted without a word of comment
Both are wartime acts, and neither is creditable.
To date Is games have been played in the Ma
tional League in which one of the clubs has been
Cleveland twice and the Phiiadeubiai Bosfo1
Chicago and Cincinnati once each, Philadelphia
has SHUT h out % the Chicago club twice while the Bos
clubs in one game each. Chicago has administered
while Cincinnati did not let the Chicasos and
Brooklyns score In one game. Brooklyn shut out
Pittsburg once. The Clevelands and Pittsburgs
have not as yet done any whitewashing,
IN the last 16 games played between the New York
club and the four Western clubs at the Polo
Grounds the home club won all but one. The New
Yorks scored 1l6 runs TO their opponents, Sc, The
New Yorks made "a errors and the visitors IS, In
four of the games the Western clubs were shut ont
Rusie pitched five complete games, relieved Shar-
rott and Welch In one game each, and gave way to
Wech in another. Weleh pitched one complete
game, relieved Rusie and Keefe one each, and was
relieved by Rusie in another. Keefe and Sharrott
pitched one complete game each. Ewing occupied
the box four times, of which game was lost
The New York club made Is0 base hits, and the
Western Clubs l03.