Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-27
Western League Games.
The Diamond.

1T is excellent baseball weather.
IF we can only get two from the Senators to-day
all will be well.
THE schedule of the Newspaper Printers, League
is good one. Each team is scheduled for IA games.
WILL Rusie ever win another game from Boston ?
He has won one out of the ten he has pitched last
year and this.
FoUTz and Stein have not vet made a fielding
error this season. Hart also of the Brooklyns, has
made but one.
THAT Boston released heavy batter in Brodie is
evident from his record in st. Louis. He made 2l
hits in "A games.
In poor health. and has sent his resignation to
President Young.
A PECULIAR feature of the Western League is
that the leaders, Columbus. have PLAYED about IA
more games than indianapolis. the tai1enders.
VoN DER AHE broke Jack Glasscock's heart by
telling him he could pick boys off the street at SO
cents a game who could play better bail than he.
BAsEBALL-If you bet that you would name the
winners of three games out of five and only four
were played and you having two winners the bet is
a draw.
the Pittsburg club gets his linen washed free by a
State laundry for the of the season for the FIRST
home run over the Seattle fence.
SOME of the Washington players considered Nc
with the club this and has not yet scored a
run, though he has made many hits.
TIE players of the local League were in little
morning and were four hours late in arriving at
Washington. Nobody injured.
THE Tarentum County League team would like
to play the Our Boys the Farrells, Manager
Wills will meet representative of either team at
this Office this evening at O'Clock to arrange a
game.
IN the games played thus far by Yale and Prince
ton, Princeton has won 10 out of 13 and has made
l04 runs to its opponent 40: Yale has games
out of total of D. and has scored l3l runs to its
opponents laS.
THE number of sacrifice hits bv the Pbillies is
noticeably SMALL This part of team work Harry
Wright Is having hard work to instll into his men,
the majority of whom frankly declare that they
cannot bunt and do not want to try.
TIE BOstons are TO have new travelling uniforms
consisting of white shirts and trousers. Norfolk
jackets peacock blue caps blue silk stockings and
blue belts. Instead of the word Boston, the
letter "B' will be worked across the breast.
MANAGER HANLoN says he was never before
connected with club which had such good pitchers
Baltimore. So long the batteries remain eff
fectiye Hanlon thinks success will be within reach
of the team. The manager expects Burlington to
perform telling service in the box Just when it Is
needed In the middle of the summer.
CAPTAIN NASH is of the opinion that the field
captain should have the entire control of the nine
on the field and be allowed to arrange the batting
order. instead of having manager over him to do
those things. The ger should look out for the
men off the field and take charge OF the travelling
and attend 10 the gate in various cities.
A GAME of baseball between the HOLY Ghost COL
lege team, of Pttsburg, and ST. Joseph College, of
Greensburg. was played yesterday on the grounds
of st. Joseph Club, Greensburg and resulted in an
Overwhelming defeat of the Holy Ghost nine the
score standing % TO in favor of ST. Josephs nine
The batteries were: Kuhn and Duffy for St Jos
epn: Vetter, Sweeny and O'Donnelly for Holy
Ghost,