Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-24
THE GEN|NS AFFAIR.
There Will Be Trouble if
Brush Does Not Give
the Player Up.
OUR SLUGGERS HOME AGAIN
Manager Buckenberser Talks About
the Good Prospects.
TIE PHILLlES STILL WINNING.
Results of the Races on sheepshead Bay
and other Tracks.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY
THE PHILLIES STILL WINNING.
Results Of the Races on sheepshead Bay
and other Tracks.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY

There is likely to be some grave trouble
about the possession of Outfelder Genins
if everybody interested in the transfer of
that young man from Indianapolis to Pitts
burg is determined to live up to declara-
tions. President Young of the National
League, has ordered Genins to report to the
Pittsburg club, and J. T. Brush and Presi-
dent Williams, of the Western League, are
preventing him from doing so. The latest
is TO the effect that if Genins is not allowed
TO come to Pittsburg the Western League
will lose ali protection from the big League.
This makes the situation a serious one
for the Western League, and it is safe to
sav that the magnates of that organization
will part with many players like Genins
rather than have themselves cast adrift by
the major monopoly.
Have Been a Little Too Gay.
President Williams and his colleagues,
aided bv J. 7. Brush have been running
things with high hand lately, but this call
down NAV tame them a little. 1t is certain
thar if the Pittsburg club and President
Young hold their ground Genins will come
here. Some authorities who know Genins
state that he is not worth fighting for, but if
he has been legally secured by this club he
ought TO come here by all means. Won der
Ale signed him for the st. Louis club, and
IL has never been released by that club
This being so, Won der Abe had a perfect
right 10 transfer him TO Pittsburg.
Patsy Donovan, the new right fielder,
arrived in the city Yesterday and will play
Ia to-day's game between the local team
aud The Cincinnatis. Donovan comes here
vel recommended and he certainly has
been putting up a fine game lately. He
has been hitting the ball hard and often. A
Western paper mas the following little
incident 10 relate about Donovan:
A story About Patsy Donovan.
Patsy Dcnavan is called 1.-THE Rolling
Stone" because he has gathered moss in
Hoston, Brooklyn, Louisville and Washing
ton within two years. Patsy is credited
with being good churchman. and someone
has rold this story on him: Recently when
the Senators arrived in Western town on
Sunday Donavan was in great hurry to get
dressed anG out of the hotel Whats
YOUR hurry, Patsv?" he was asked by one
o1 tine boys, II don't want to be late for
mass" lie replied. "Why, what's the
olds?" Was the irreverent response. That's
all right" said Patsy. ''for you, but not
Tor me. If miss mass on Sunday it's
sure tllDg III not Ul1ke dNOIH6T DdSe
This acasoE" Patsy fortunately reached
church in time.
The Cincinnati Reds will be here TODAY
and will play two games. 1t is needless to
say that :hev are playing great ball. and if
our siuggers are in good form quite good
game may be expected The Reds have
improved considerably since they were here
last. The home players are back from
Louisville and are tolerablv we'll satisfied
with their trip. Smith or Terry will pitch
ior the home team to-day and probably Null
lane Tor the Reds
Poor Crowds at Louisville.
During a conversation last evening Man.
ager Buckenberger said: "The boys did all
right al Louisville, but ii is an awfully bad
city for attendance. Yesterday we hadn't
50O people at the game, and this means that
visiting teams are losers there. Mr.. Burns
is highly pleased with Ehret's showing
Red really pitched a fine game and six OF
the hits made of his delivery were of the
scratchiest kind. Ehret is all righ: now
and he means to do his level best to win
games. Terry also pitched well, although
he was somewhat wild. But our fellows
couldn't Int Saunders, and that lost us the
game. Baldwin is also in good form again
end l think be will get a winning streak
now. Beckley and Farrell look as if they
are going TO commence and hit the ball
again, and, if they do, we are ali right
Miller, Of course, is hitting like demon" p"