Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-30
Tho Diamond.

VAN HALTREN Is still great player.
AND what do you think Of ''der Prowns'"
MAILMAN Is on the mend anc will be out In q few
days.
CoM1sKEY signed Willie McGin for the Reds yes
terday.
BROOKLYN has pair Of noisy coachers in Joyce
and Burns.
MILWAUKEE leads in the Western race Indian
apolis Is last.
ALEXANDER MARVELLOUS JONES was on deck
again yesterday.
EVIDENTLY ed. Crane will not be wanted long
THE St. Louis papers say that Walter Brodie is
playing for his release, .,
HEALY was sadly out of form yesterday or else
his pitching days are gone.
1t was great day for the West yesterday. Gin
c1nnati was the only mark.
THE Young Americas and the Silver Kings play
at Braddock this afternoon.
sHrSnLE is apparently only a memory Of the
past. He grows weaker every season.
NOT only is Lowe fast enough for the company
he is in, but he is setting very lively pace.
SILVER KING was at Yesterdays local game. It
looks as II Powers needed him at Cleveland.
sHUGARr is certainly playing great game just
now, and so Is Bterbauer, and so are all OF them.
baseball cranks in Brooklyn by his provision for
the 25-centers.
PRESIDENT HART. of the Chicago club. has
the games there.
JOHN ". wALz is here looking after the Balti-
mores. John Is really fine gentleman and ought
to have good team.
FRED PETER did not increase bis popularity
In Chicago by demanding the forfeiting Of Satur-
days game unuer the circumstances.
WHISTLER tried to trip Calvin down Yesterday
when Jeems was running to tirst; s The trick was
EMANUEL HEBRANK. the local ground keeper
and the local club have had misunderstanding,
and the folmer has left the clubs employ.
TIE PittsOuTg Managers !. are talking about
1t is delightful out there. You cannot hear the
grand stand umpires.
MARK BALpw1Ns case against Won der Abe is
will win the if it ever comes to trial. Won
der Ahe's best advisers admit.
Tony MuLLANE says Dave Orr was the greatest
right hand batsman that stood in shoe leather.
Well. that's all right; but Hugh Duffy comes
team: ~ ''o' ''00
is great surprise. His work in the second game
"Wednesday evidently had great deal to do with
the crowd and losing the game.
1T has been decided to limit the number of 25-cent
admissions to the Washington grounds to the num-
that number has been sold the sale of quarter seats
dated.
to President Young in reference to some money due
him by the Washington club. ''They owe me for
twice asking for statement. They haven't even
answered my letter. SO will lay the N after before
them up.''
KILEY. the Lowell pitcher, pitched four games
in succession last week. The day before he faced
Holy Cross he gave the Providence team only six
singles ana struck ont Joe Hornung twice. Sid
Farrar twice. Pat Murphy twice, Leo Smith and
nearly all the old-timers He is of the best
pitchers in New England outside the Boston League
twirlers.
TONY MULLANE, of the Cincinnati club, prob
ably fields his position better than any other
pitcher In the country. He faces the hardest hit
balls without vince and gathers In nine out of
every ten of them. He never lets a ball pass for
the inieders that he possibly get his hands on
In the latter respect he reminds so much of
Latham-he's SO different.