Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-15
General Sporting Notes.

THE deal for Pitcher Inks still hangs fire.
THERE is letter at this office for David Sheehan,
the sprinter.
..D1cK'' BUCKLEY is catching brilliantly for the
ANsoN's team ought to be good drawing card
here Monday.
IF good new players can be secured the local club
directors mean to have them.
F. p GILLRN-Write the Wallace Trott,n0
Register Company, $50 Broadway New York
OUR sluggers are Just stubborn enough to come
home and let themselves loose on the leaders next
week.
THE Fred CAROLS would like to play the Shadv-
side Academy nine next Saturday. Address JOHN
McNahon. Swissvae.
YoN DER M AHE says ON one Of the Leagues proposi-
and the Association to drop Boston.
''SN ,PPER'' GARRISON had long talk with
John Hunter yesterday. The '.Snapper's:' friends
are confident that he Will soon be reinstated.
MIJrRIE watched Barr's work critically from tbo
grand stand. When the three men struck ont i'm
the second inning Jim's smile looked like cash in
4 cantaloupe.
BUCK EWING says that McQuaid is umpirng
the hest ball of any of the League officials He saws
that Lynch's Judgments excellent but the ''King''
seems imperious.
THE Tarentums and the Mansfelds will play on
will be the Mansfield battery and that team will
have three or four new men.
KEEFE is in,ine trim and is confident of showing
his old time effectiveness when he Joins the Phila-
dephias. He says that with Clements to catch him
he will be all right again Tim thinks that
Clements Is the greatest catcher in the country
SINCE Andy wclch's name has been coupled with
the Temple Bar expulsion affairs, he says that he
tion. He says Madden and Herdic can do as tfev
please, but that he knows nothing about the deal.
other horse, probably Banquet, to Chicago Monday
or Tuesday. Kingston is starter for the
Garfield stakes: fenny may also be sent on Ra-
cine will be the principal representative of the
West in the stake.
ANsoN's action in protesting Wednesdays New
York game the ground that the game wasn't
started on time is puerile in the extreme. Anson
agreed to play the game with Ewing before 4
O'Clock and never said word about DELAY until
he found things going against him. The chances
are the protest will amount to nothing.
A DISPATCH from New Haven saws; 1t is nrettv
generally understood here. both by the patrons Of
baseball and the players, that the New Haven team
will disband after completing the games scheduled
and the Albany team, which was TO have PLAYED
there, went home In discussing the probability of
the disbanding of the New Haven team Manner
directors in continuing the club with any such
support it has received The loss to the local
provided the club is continued A meeting of the
representatives of the teams comprising the league
will be held In New York next Monday or Tues
day.
been on the turf. His first appearance was made
at Columbia, Tenn, on October Q, 1888, On that
occasion was defeated BY 18th, the gray horse Eng
six heat contest His fastest mile that day an
ished in 2:33k. Two days later he started again
and won five heat race taking record of o:asis
As is well known his next appearance was nj
Cleveland, during the Grand Circuit meeting of
1880 and the only defeat he sustained since tbe fme
was when Chapman met him at Rochester n ia
not generally known that when Chapman won his
engagements at Detroit and Rochester he was
owned by +. Veits of Ashtabula, o. He was pur-
chased for trife, looked after very carefully and
proved a successful horse.