Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-03

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made a homesrun of him.
Jack Boyle is catching pretty' rocky
| ball for "joinHs.
Capt. Comiskey has put in claim for
Jouett Meekln.
Ryan and Arson have had slight dis
agreement. The. old man asked Ryan
! when he intended to play. "When the
grounds get better" was the answer.
Arson says Ryan Will get no salary I'M
less he plays soon.
Sixteen straight is about the best rec
ord for years. In ST the PhiBlies won
seventeen games before losing one, but
there was tie game in between.
| Pittsburg's uniform is the ughest ever
| worn BY any ball team. They were bad
| enough early in the season, but the ad-
dition OF white stockings makes them
rse.-CleuCldnd Plain Dealer.
Cleveland papers say Umpire'Mitchell
has no control Of the players.
Pfeffer says,he wants all the good
players he can get; money no object.
| Louisville is free with money made in
other towns.
Ewing PLAYED of sick Wednesday.
Manager Powers didn't know he
couldn't play until few moments be-
fore the game, when he received dis
patch from him complaining of sick
ness.
Hardie Richardson was failure at
second base, as expected, and Burke
! will be tried.
Says Manager Powers: Eyes, | have
some fault to find with Rusie. IL isn't
the catching that affects him. de
hasn't the speed and control he had a
year ago. / think few weeks layof
| without pay might do him some good.
II he gives another such exhibition as
he did Wednesday he'll be laid on sure.
l shall not stand any trifing."
Corcoran, of the Brooklyns, played a
magnificent game Wednesday, and was
obliged to doff his cap repeatedly in &C
acknowledgement Of applauses.
Cliff Carroll, who was hit by a pitched
ball by Terry on Tuesday last, could
not play Wednesday.
The Chicagos are in crippled condi-
ton. Gumbert has Charley-horse, Luby
bad arm, Wilmot lame leg, Kittridge
three smashed fingers and Ryan is gen.
| orally broken upon.
President Won der Horst, of Balti-
more, says that Ewing's behavior in
that city this season, has been very dis
tasteful to his patrons, and that the next
time buck" squabbAes with the umpire
or wrangles with the,cranks, he will be
removed from the field even II the police
have TO be called In.
Lawson has five players engaged for
his English trip.
Sharrott's shoulder will never permit
pitching again.
Gladiator Browning has brand new
suit, summer tile and patent feathers.
Harvards laugh at the story that
Highlands will join Yahe.
Louisville will release Catcher Dowse.
Denny Lyons lost two home runs by
phenomenal catches Wednesday.
Baltimore tried to get Bassett from
Louisville.
Washington will take Mulvey and
play him on third, Robby going to third.
Hanlon has new rules for his play
ers. One reads: The throwing OF water
or missiles of any kind in dressing room,
ETC., is strictly forbidden.
Charley King pitched sloppy inning
against Brooklyn, Wednesday. He gave
one man base on balls, made wild
pitch, three players secured singles, and
one a double. Five runs were scored,
and the New Yorks had an uphill game
to play.
Pittsburg will not reduce salaries so
long as the men do not play poorer ball
than they have been.
Yale men are delighted with the fact
that Jack" Highlands, pitcher OF the
Harvard base ball team, has informed
his friends that he will enter Yale in
the fall. Highlands has long admired
Yale, and 1t was only by great urging
that Burney Traford, who lives at Fall
River, Mass, in the same town with
Highlands, persuaded him to pitch
against the blues. Highlands brother
will also 60 to Yale.
McGraw, Of Baltimore, didn't get his
salary reduced.
Baltimore wants Stovey andO'Rourke.
Stoyey will take the captaincy from
Van Haltren.
Breckenridge, the Columbus first
baseman, has made seventeen home
runs.
Yank Robinson is certainly fielding
well.
Bauer has quit pulling at the plate
and OF course hits better
Mark Baldwin deserves q great deal
OF credit for his work Yesterday. 1t
was over - per cent. toward victory
for the Pittsburg men. Nine Cleye-
land men struck out.
Manager Burkenberger says the Pitts
burg Club Is now better than ever.
The pitchers are in good shape. Dono-
van has strengthened the nine. he Is
hitting in hard luck. st Louis made
five runs of Terry without getting the
ball out OF the field.
Manager Pat Powers, OF New York
SAYS the last time be heard from the
New York Pittsburg forfeited game the
vote was in New York's favor. Pitts
burg people give this story the laugh
and say the game was never protested
and Powers admitted the game was lost.
Joyce, the hoodIum player OF Brook
lyn. will have to pay for his smart trick
OF breaking Doyle's mask on Wednesday.
President Byrne ordered New York to
buy a mask and send the bill 10 him and
he would deduct the price from Joyce's
salary. The latter, 1t seems, fouled the
ball, and Boyce took of his mask to
catch the hall. Joyce was so mad be-