Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-29
The Diamond.

WE need to-day s game by all means.
THERE were no League games yesterday.
BUCK EWING is doing m ore kicking than ever.
WE'LL get our first look at the fasteners to-
day.
THE Baltimore team will arrive in the city this
evening.
ALL the 70 teams In the League will be on their
mettle to-day.
GOLDEN. released by the Philies. will play first
THE Baltimores here without Billy Barney Is
somewhat of a novelty.
TON CAHILL has been offered the extreme limit
by the Eastern League.
MCMAHON and Calvin will likely be the pitchers
in to-day's local game.
BILLY BARNIE claims that the Wagners have
bunhoed him out of Sl65.
THE Old SPORTS luck is likely to still cling to him
to-day against the Baltimores.
COLD weather prevented the Western League
games at ST.. Paul and Minneapolis Yesterday.
YESTERDAY President Temple. of the local club,
declared himself strongly in favor of the admission
of a State League club TO this city.
THERE have heen many funny reports circulated
about baseball but the funniest of all is that about
Barnie coming to manage Pittsburg's sluRgers.
WELSH and sharrott will not accompany the
in condition training the Princeton College team.
THERE is a story that Pitcher Inks. of the Brook
lyn club is Hebrew. II he is, he is the only one
playing in the National League. Inks ought TO be
a dark horse.
MANAGER BARNIE could probably fnd few new
PLAYERS to strengthen s The H If ne
and running the team.
TIE Never sweats, Of the Sixth ward. have
organized with Charles Bauer. 44 Fifth avenue,
in Western Pennsylvania.
ACTING PRESIDENT KERR. of the local club.
stated Yesterday that there certainly will not he
Sunday baseball on the part of the Pittsburg club.
Opinions sometimes change.
KILLEN has so far CARRIED off the palm for fine
pitching. He held the Philadelphias down to a
single hit in nine innings That was done, too, In
the first game he has taken part in.
FOR sale or exchange: The king of shortstops.
Postage stamps taken in exchange for the chrome.
fused. Address c. Won der Ahe.-St. Louis Paper.
BROWNING says he is not trying to hit the ball
hard. but is just aiming to tap them easy" He
says his eyes are weak yet and that they will have
strong.
THE members Of the choir of Emanuel Church.
Allegheny have organized team named The
j. Barr. vice captain, and D. Kurtz secretary and
treasurer.
THE recent release of Chicken Wolf brings to
caton players Of the 1sss vintage left in fast COM
pany. McPhee. of the Reds. Browning, of the
Louisviies. and Ed swartwood. OF the Pittsburgs.
pla yed in the American Association at its inaugu-
raj season just ten years ago.
IN the Eastern League 1t has been decided to be-
gin the season tomorrow and end the first half of
the season on July %. Each club will play two
games on the first trip away from home and Two on
the second. In all 70 games wiz be played by each
last, The second series not thoroughly ar
ranged and will not be for the present.
BARRING red stripe around his cap and GRIM
son sweater. Mr.. Nichols looks very like Saliva
tion Army chap. He has the same prayerful look
on his baked bean face that is observed on the
countenance of the lady In the chrome cnging to
the impossible cross In the midst of raging sea.
Before the magic Of his pious eye and the twtch of
his taper 6ngers the Giants went down like ten-
Rns at the 5s1sss end is of a All
Nelo York World.