The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-30
THE NATIONAL GAME.

Heaiey hassbeen turned adrift by Bal
timore.
The Quincysclub has signed Pitcher
Dave Sowders.
Centerfelder Keifer has signed with
Evansville.
Indianapolis hasfreleased Meara and
signed Henry Boyle.
Kansas City has released Catcher Rol.
1ins andsigned Fred Lake.
The Rochester club has suspended
Lew Scfoeneck and Mike ManselL
The Cincinnati club has signed Pitch
Ter Heraing, formerly of Brooklyn.
1t is plaini Fred Pfeffar now. And
Fritz VIII have to hustle, too, if he wants
ITO retain his job.
A Mississippi state league, composed
of Jackson, ,Natchez, Vicksburg and
Greenvil1e, issin process of formation.
"Yapk'' Robinson is covering third
base for Washington. Radford is in
right field, and. Donovan has been placed
on the bench,
Pittsburgh has released Camp and
MooScock with be Let out as soon as Gal
win gets in shape or'another pitcher can
be procured
The university of Michigan nine
adopted tho very undesirable practice of
putting one Of their own players in as
umpire in eaclIt. game on their recent
eastern trip.
President Byrlpe of Brooklyn denies
the staoement credited to him that the
league is tired of the four ex-association
clubs and wants to get rid of them
Hugh Duffy, of'the Bostons, says that
Sexton, the Brown university. pitcher,
is the making of a great strategic
Itwirler. Ee is second tono college pitch
ger to-day.
Oomisheythas signed Pitcher George
tHeznnaing, formerly of Brooklyn. Hem
1ning has been playing with one of the
Jersey neutrality-suspicious. and is in good
condition
There, are two or three things iniur-
ing baseball m thewestern league, and
one of them Is the way players are per-
united tserun over, bully and insult the
,umpiFes-
Manager aPowers, of the New Yorks,
lllas been trying to buy the release of
Kelly, Ga.aza or Lowe. They need
icatcher and woull9 like Lowe forhis all
around playing.
Noah H-s.Swayre, '93, has been elected
president and manager of the Yale
baseball association for next year.
Laurie Bliss, IS has been elected vice
president; C. z. S4zinl1er, "a, assistant
manager, and J.,S. Jenkins, '94, secre-
fary.
The New York directors are opposed
to the double season schedule, and in
league race changed to a continuous
one Thereen be strong opposition
from Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn and
the tail-enders.
The st. Louis Climb has signed Pitcher
y. B. Young, of Mount Carmel, Pa.
Young played in the Pennsylvania
Estate league with Stivctts. He is
even larger than Stfvetts, and is said to
possess wonderful speed, but has as yet
mo experience>of any yalne-
1.-The FL Wayness have been titled the
Kelziongas- Once upon a time tribe
of Indians Of that name inhabited the
forests then the site of the Fl Wayne
.of to-day Away back in the sixties
Fl Wayne had Kelsionga team from
which the lannon's pitcher Bobby
lMatthews graduated
! Mr.. A G. Spalding has been so much
an Sew York tina. an idea has arisen
fhat he has about decided to make New
York his FIXTURE honle. This the retired
Gchief denied the other day, however.
Said he. Chicago Is my home and will
Icontinne to be. My business interests
bring me to New York frequently, but
Ehicago is where I i've"