Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-10
League Games.

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 Hits-Baltimore 5, St. Louis 5. Errors-Baltl. more 6, St.Louis 9. Batteries-Cobb and Gunsop Dwyer and Buckley. STOLEN BASES. Elmira's grounds are the largest in the league.
 Rochester has the prettiest and best dia- mond in the league. The Troy team secured treasure in Left Fielder Johnson. Pitcher Thornton has been released by Troy and signed by Syracuse. Pitcher Shea has been released by AL bany. He was travelling in too fast com. pany.
 The Pittsburg team is endeavoring to purchase John Clarkson's release from Boston.
 Fournier and Wells will be the New Haven battery in to-day's game with Prov idence.
 The Mercantile and St. Ignatius clubs play at the Howard avenue grounds to- morrow afternoon. Manager Shannon is on a still hunt fo1 left fielder and expects to secure one within day or two. The baseball nine at station No. would like to play nine from station No. 1. Ar range with Manager Hayes. Fournier and Cross will very likely go on the stage at the close of the season. They are great knock-about team.
 Smiling Mickey" Welch, until recently one of New York's pet pitchers, will don Troy uniform and do the twirling for that club.
 Binghamton has suspended it's star pitch CT, Martin Duke, for improper conduct. Duke is considered one of the best pitchers in the leagae.
 Yesterdays New Haven-Troy game was postponed in consequence of the rain, which commenced to fall just at 4 o'clock as the teams were taking the field.
 Jim Wolf is doing great work with Syra- cuse ard has recovered the secret of hit ting the ball. Weakness at the bat was the cause of his release by Louisville. Cross' record of sixteen chances and no errors made in Wednesdays New Haven Troy game is the best record made in a nine inning game at short stop this sea- son. <. The local team go to Providence this t'Burnham's Pets." The boys say thev are going to have satisfaction for last weeks defeats and are going to win both games.
 Costello, the right fielder for the Ath- letics, who was knocked senseless by 8 pitched ball in the game at Adelaide park Wednesday, has recovered sufficiently to be about, but has very sore head. Kilroy had put all his speed into the delivery, and the ball struck squarely on the back part of Costello's head. The ball rebounded to third base, so great was the force with which it struck.
 Providence has fairly good team, but it has by no means Q cinch on the pennant. It's preponderance is far less noticeable than that of Boston in the National league. It really seems that the clubs of the East ern league are quite evenly matched in playing strength. Even Buffalo and Troy, though they foot the list, have excellent material. Rochester is very strong com bination with its heavy hitting outfeld and string of excellent pitchers GOodall, Callihan, Meakin and Darnborough. Syra- cuse has two of the best pitchers in the league, and with one more can make the best of them hustle. New Haven also has an excellent team, and will come pretty near winning the pspnant,