Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-24
Western League Games,
The Diamond.

| The Diamond.
| THE Keystones are quite good tesm.
! THE Browns will play at Cincinnati to-day.
| WELL, well, we were in it yesterday and no mis-
| take.
EHREr demonstrated yesterday that he Is good
pitcher. ,i
PITCHER DuRYEA will not play in Cincinnati
KING KEEL. is Is pounds lighter than he was
year ago.
DIcKINsoN. Of Harvard. is one of the neatest
SID FAREAR got a royal welcome in his first
THE pisssurs game postponed at Cincinnati win
YEsTERDAY's crowd at the Exposition park
was certainly holiday one
CARUTHERs made brilliant catch of fly yester-
day and so did Elmer Smith,.
WHAT will become Of Louisville when the balloon
bursts? is what Ben Mulford asks.
THE Silver Leafs played their first game yester
day, defeating the Beltzhoover Blues Is to 3.
SHORTY FULLER had finger turned back by q
swift grounder at Washington, and he welcomes a
SAM CRANE declares that How the Bitter Was
Bitten" will be the subject of Anson's next
lecture.
PFEFFER is hitting the ball harder than he ever
did before. If he keeps it up he win be right at the
top OF the batting list.
PRINCETON has much heavier batting team
ing alone to win games.
THE officials of the Cleveland club yesterday
wired Won der Ahe that the Cleveland club has con-
sented to play Sunday games.
PRESIDENT DAY laughs at the idea OF the Balti.
more club having Umpire Maloney's decision in
Wednesdays game reversed.
THERE is some talk Of New York signing Ram
ney, the crack catcher of the Dartmouth College
team, but nothing definite has been arranged
THE South Pittsburgs late Independents. would
like to play any Of the local amateur teams, Ad-
dress E. L. Loder, 125 South Seventeenth street.
assumes control those Georgia crackers will see
better ball playing than they nave experienced so
far.
The Silver Kings would like to play either or
both the J. C. Kelleys Henriettas game OF bali
for se5 side. Address. c. c. salmon. southside
station, city,
play third for Lowell. He will set q hot pace for
the other clubs. Arthur will get Billy Hawes to
THE Homestead club have been practicing for
the past week, and look forward with anxiety to
next saturday: ~hen they will play their first game
MIcKY WEIGH and Jack Sharrott are to 70 to
Princeton and work In the cage during the un-
way for them to get into shape.
PRESIDENT CHRIS IA RA RA Boom DER AHE has
been lecturing At Pittsburg upon the benefits Of
German $ nearsisRied baseTaIi pofiey I win run xxx
into a wooden hitcning post.-7imss-Stdr.
WHEN Sir Arthur Irwin takes charge of the
pool rooms: Odds Of y to a collar button win be
given that If somebody loses finger nail there will
be another of the Irwin family on the Senators,
pay roll before the season ends.
MANAGER POWERS said of the New Yorks after
the game of Tuesday in Baltimore: mo club IN
the country will have easy task to defeat Balti-
more, judging from the way the team played to-
day. Its work was strong and dashing, and the
New Yorks seemed to 20 all to pieces.''
WHEN George Wagner was asked Yesterday why
there had been change OF managers In the Wasf-
ington team, he replied: '5lmply because Barnie
and myself could not agree on business matters.
Having anvested heavily in the club 1 concluded
that was entitled to some voice In the conduct of
its affairs. Barnie seemed to think otherwise and
rs We could not agree on thai point saw no other
remedy but to make changc.n
CAPTAIN MURPHY has adopted Catlain Ar,son's
tactics in dlsciplining the Yale College players. ON
the field he is very severe on his men and demands
perfect obedience. As each man goes to the bat
Murphy instructs him what to DO. II he fails
tongue lashtng follows. It Ia, in fact very Anus.
ing to hear him ordering men twice his size about