Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-14
The Diamond.

c. l.. PERRY.-we have no schedules.
CoRKHrLL may play at Cincinnati to-day.
ED. HANLoN intends to go to Hot Springs for
few weeks.
OLD SPORT CALVIN is still on deck. and let no.
RAIN prevented the games at Louisville and St.
Louis yesterday.
THE effort to secure George Woods will be sur
prise TO local cranks.
SAM WISE is to captain, manage and play second
base for the Rochester team
THE Reds had more hits than our sluggers yester-
DAY, but 1t is runs that count.
JACK BoYLE's arm is not as bad reported.
Manager Powers thinks he is all right.
DENNY FITZGERALD, Omaha's second baseman
was a song and dance man in a minstrel troupe.
CRANKs should take notice that the Pittsburg
sluggers are the only team who have two games
won.
WELL. ought 10 get two more out OF the
other five games to play before the sluggers
turn.
PITCHER CouGHLIN, recently released by the
New Yorks, will probably sign with the Syracuse
team.
MURPHY. the Yale short stop, is . brother of
Mike Murphy. the noted trainer or the Detroit
Athletic Club
THE Farrells want to play any amateur team in
Western Pennsylvania. Address P. s. Harman,
Beltzhoover, P. ..
BUCK EWING has received letter from his
brother John, saying that he Is practicng, and
will report in a month
JocKo FIELDS catches Rusie's fast delivery
without trouble and is fast becoming favoriie
with New York cranKs.
matt, said the Reds would have ''soft snap''
against Pittsburg. Very soft, isn'tit?
TIE Keystones and the Standards will play at
Exposition Park tomorrow afternoon. White
and Robinson, OF the keystones. are here in good
condition.
THE Rochester Baseball and dAmusementCompany
incorpora ted yesterday. with a capital Of Cd COO
for the conduct of outdoor amusements in
Rochester.
BUCK EWING seems to have found his proper DO
sltion at first base. His good eye is shown in tn.
fact that he did not strike out once in the exhib
ton games.
You've John o'Brien of the Portlands has made
decided hit as second baseman with the Oakland
team of the California League. Dave Coughlin is
doing well, too.
AMONG those who have applied for the manage
ment OF a New England League club is Billy"
Sharsig. The club that gets him will be one Of the
best managed in the League.
OUT of supposedly weak material Arthur Irwin
has made the University of Pennsylyania team a
Harvard, Yale and Princeton.
jim 0'RoURKE is placing the ball in right field
with good success. Before The season 1t was 10 to
that Jim could hit nowhere but toward left field.
A player is never too old to learn.
ROCHESTER, thinks that her team is the hest
Syracuse is contented Providence is jubilant New
Haven is satisfied, Albany, Troy Ehnira Binp-
hampton, Philadelphia and Buffalo are saving
wood.
GEORGE WOOD tied for thirteenth place in the
Association batting average last year. His average
was .30 and his fielding average .sl. That is good
enough If he could keep IL up He payed In l2S
games last season.
THE release of ''Dear Old Pete'' has aroused
ball crank to write TO the Louisville Post this
strain; An insult insult mas been offered the American
Chile pales into utter fnsignifcance."
COUNT KUEHNE and Emmett Seery are oficially
pronounced the weak spots in the Louisville clubs