Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10
General Sporting Notes.


THE Sewickley Grays defeated the Emswortl
team Saturday by 6 to4.
J. r. l.. The local ball team have won an extrs
| inning game this season.
GUY HEcKER is already advocating the organiza
| ton of an Indiana league for 'S2.
THE Eclipse team. OF Swissvale defeated the f
Serbs on Saturday by the moderate score Of 81 to IL
IF the Bridgeville and East End Gym County
League teams play on Wednesday the contest will
| be great one
uinbus is about ready to let ''Dad' Clarke take the
| same line of march.
1T turns out that the trouble with Montana is
curb. This will necessitate careful handling the
part of Matt Byrnes to overcome serious results.
WHAT does Julian b. Hart do?'' was asked of
gentleman from Boston last night. II believe he
is bookkeep er in shooting gallery" was the re-
sponse.
THE Our Boys play at Jeanette Wednesday and
Johnstown Friday and Saturday. They would like
especially Z. E. Gyms and Uniontown.
THE talent generally "pooh-pooh'' the report Of
Tenny's setback In training and say that the set
back, given the swayback ut the heels of Long
street is about all that is the matter with Tenny.
good example of Firenzi and Senorta and will soon
return to the course. Fitz James and Senorita are
formers being again in moderate work.
THE manager Of the Our Boys team states the
team at Fayette City, Friday, which beat his team
were not all Fayette City players. Tener and
Cargo of Charlerof. were their battery, and there
were also four other players from other teams. In
short the manager states that his team played
against a picked nine.
THERE IFS considerable 'mutiny'' going on among
the players of the Cincinnati League team. Jerry
ton for insubopiinatton. Both he and Captain
Latham have been at swords points all season,
oT the wesre OF the theV have erown more
bitter.
WILLIE McGILL's older brother Thomas when
seen yesterday in reference to the formers sudden
re for because President
Abe had imposed fine on him for looking too deep
@ influence 10 have the S" hotheaded While rejon m the
Browns, which he will In all probability do in a
few days.-'S. louis Republic.
DURING the week, at his retreat at Cresson
Springs, President Kramer gave decision which
throws cloud upon Baltimore's title to one victory
over Columbus. Van Haltren was given base by
balls while the bags were full. Instead Of running
to first Van strolled to the bench while the man
with the winning tally walked home. The claim
come a base runner was not allowed by Umpire
Davis. The play was described to the President
bns protest viii 20 to TIE Bosrd of Directors for
settlement in the fall.
THERE is every prospect that the game which the
by wrong decision of Umpires Powers and Batttn,
will be thrown out The game has been protested.
in all probability in a few days Vice President
Howe, of the Cleveland Club said to a reporter
erroneous, and as consequence the game has been
protested. was not there at the time, and so
fectly right. Another thing, President Young was
not there at the time. He and 1 were walking off
the ground when the decision was announced.
BAD drivers make bad horses. horse cannot
be screamed at and cursed without becoming less
valuable in every particular. To reach the highest
degree of value the animal should be perfectly
gentle and reliable. but If 1t expects every oment
that 1t is In harness to be scoded and struck IL will
be in constant state of nervousness and in its
citement liable. through fear. to do something
which is not expected. 1t is possible to train
completely as to train a child, and when thus
trained the horse reaches its highest value. When
horse is soothed by the gentle words of his driver,
and we have seen him calmed down from great ex-
element by 20 other means, 1t may be fairly con-
cluded that the man who has such power over him
is humane man and sensible one.-Horsenan.