Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-15
The Diamond.

| SHINE has been released by Toledo.
Now for Der Poss ana der Prowns.'
| SILVER KING will likely pitch for the New York
] team to-day.
release by AnsOn.
| AvIcToRY t5-da- and another tomorrow will
give us our four wins on this trip.
PFEFFER has taken Louisville by storm. So have
''Tom'' Brown and Catcher Grim.
FRANK KILLEN, according to Washington crit
les, shows the effect flack of practice.
THE Mansfield County League team will play the
Allentown team Tomorrow at Mansfield.
RAIN prevented our slSsgers from making it
As there were no League games Yesterday the
Pit tsburgs have still right to head the list.
Providence Club, of the New England League.
To DAYS game between the Cievelands and the
one.
will play with the Albany Club. under Joe Ger
hardt.
MANAGER BucKENBERGER says that Billy Earle
is in better shape than he ever was. He will be
| tanned.
with the New England League, and is able to Keep
the boys moving.
JOHN WARD says that there is not the slightest
| ground for the rumor that "Hub'' Collins of his
nine is to be released.
MANAGER BUcKENBERGER saws he was sure his
team would down the Reds because Papa Chad
wick said they wouldn't.
CAPTAIN ANsoN announces the entree Of his
colts in each city he goes threesheet poster as
follows: II will be here and the colts win be with
me.'' --.-.
CHICAGO will get the credit for the heaviest hit
ting in the first games The clubs IA hits counted
for % bases. including home runs. triples and
doubles.
THE manager of the Standards called at this Office
last evening. and stated that there would be no
game between his team and The Keystones this
afternoon on account of wet grounds.
II wal vvh hfcf, Npd
| In st. Louis 10 days ago has faded away. and
| Won der AEe's bosom .--ILmes-StGr.
WARD reached his base five times without max
ing a hit Thrice M on balls and M twice on errors He
| by the pitcher ond once by the catcher.
PITCHERS LoyETT and Haddock say they can
wait until Brooklyn strikes the toboggan, and then
Brooklyn will save the balance on the salary of
| these two men.
| GLAsscocK., mp to the opening game. in St.
player in the world. Now the cranks in Won der
Ahe's town are grumbling over ''Jack's'' four
PRESIDENT WILLIAMS. Of the Western Associa-
tion. has assigned his corps Of umpIres for the
Charley Snyder; Omaha. Billy serad.
IT is now said that Billy, Barnie will manage
the Baltimore team instead Of the washinetonss.
who will be handled by Arthur Irwin. II 1t hadn't
cured Connor and Rirhardson. Gratitude is an
unknown quantity in baseball.
ABOUT ten days ago a wide-eyed .,fake,' was
Anson was afflicted with glass arm. ~ Its falsity
was Was, more than prove proven Tuesday; when Pop
stinging drive into the 81. Louis cranks in right
field for clean home run.
FEW people in the great throng at League Park
here knew that George Smith was playing with a
weight on his heart. Come home at once. Baby
is dying. p" was the purport of the message he
ceiyed just before the game. Last year death
robbed him OF his little ones and the fear of an
other dread visitation made him blue and disheart.
ened.-1i1nes Star. ~
PRESIDENT N. +. YOUNG has Just written the
Pittsburg club that under the rules the visit
ing club has right to count the tickets and In
spect the turnsiss and In case OF refusal take
the team off the field and claim the game, which
will be given This is thought to be a sly drive at
Boston, club which has always declined to allow
the Pittsburg men to look at the turnstiles or
count the tickets.