Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-04
The Diamond.


IF Muane is in the market he Is worth trying
JOE KELLY Is certainly humping the ball out
these days.
RED EHREr got there again yesterday. Well
DONE Red.
The Our Boys team will play at Butler Tomorrow
THE Marion Stars were beaten by picked nine
yesterday by 10 10 8.
SURELY one of our other pitchers will win .
game one of these days.
IN recent years the Bostons have ridden rough
shod over the New York.
THE Minersville Stars defeated the Clarions by
to at Clarion yesterday.
THE present New York team is composed of q
gentlemanly lot of players.
A GOOD third baseman is needed by the Our Boys
team Apply at once to W. Long. care this office.
jim TYING, of Harvard fame, is pitching very
effectively for the Staten Island Cricket Club base
ball organization.
Club In game on the oakmont grounds yesterday
AFTERNOON by score of 20 to 10.
THE W. J. Clintons. of Natrona, want to play
any team In Western Pennsylvania next Saturday.
Address ". j. Clinton. Natrona. Pa.
THE rumor is that Brooklyn will give Lovett his
figures. and 1t would not be 1T all surprising to see
the Bridgeport boy In the box again shortly.
FRANKLIS-The umpire is entire master of the
game from start finish; but the circumstances of
your case lead us to think that he was wrong.
WHEN the Western League was in lis last throes.
there but he refused to desert the old ship and went
down with the wreck.
MR.: scRAPPY JOYCE has been grievously in
eIefoot. Ca calls up memories Of jersey lightning.
mountain dew and cough medicine.
THE Suburban League which went to pieces
with e Players sHSs " The people are
ing about putting a football team in the field.
PRESIDENT DAY, of the New York club. does
sss hs p the
s1si. fGe Tue Ne" 0fA' "0u0 nave ''00o 0e''e' Vic
first base and keep Taylor. one Of the best first
baseman in the country, in the outteld. No won
der Pfeffer is becoming unpopular in Louisville
Exchange.
THE ovation Burke received from the large
crowd. even after he made two errors, goes to
show that the spestators appreciate good earnest
every tme.-NeD York Press.
BALTIMORE is grieving no more over lack Of en-
thusiasm. The Orioles had a great blue Monday
crowd-2 023-and led the country in attendance.
Wherever there is a winner there Is no complaint
Of a lack of interest in the national game.
THE smythes. of this city. are anxious TO ar
amateur teams in Alleahen county whose mem-
bers are not over II years Of age. Communications
will be answered.
THE Shadyside team played their first game in
their new uniforms with the East End Gym Re-
game by a score Of IL to 10. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Harry Jordan having IA
strike outs and only giving the Reserves four hits
HAWKE, the Browns new man. has a very pecu-
liar ball, more of a raise than anything else, and
plenty of speedy He lives at Elkton. Md. He has
a record of striking out 10 men against amateur
team. Last year he was in big demand, and the
Philadelphia club offered him big salary.
THE feature of the second season is the bellieer-
ent attitude Of the Balttmores The crstwhile meek
and lowy Orioles, who footballs for the other
teams in the first half have lately been distributing
kicks and cuffs with impartial generosity. and are
now one Of the leading teams Philadelphia In
Quirer.
IN the last New York-Brooklyn game Denny
Lyons drove the ball over the left field fence and
nine-tenths Of the cranks thought the ball tair
Umpire Snyder. being In position to see. called 1t
foul, round Of groans greeted the decision.
That honest and straightforward player. o. kourke,
quieted the disturbance and did justice to the UNI
many players would be IS fair as the ''Orator2''-
Sam Crane.