Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-02
Other Eastern Games. At Providence-Providence 13, Buffalo 4. At Troy-Troy 2, Syracuse 9.
 At ladelphia-Albany 2, Philadelphia O. At Binghamton-Elmira 8, Binghamton 6.
NOTES FROM THE nIAMaNr

NOTES FROM THE DIAMOND.
 The Athletic Eastern league club has re- leased Outfelder Scheffler. He goes to the Troy club.
 Shortstop Day has notified Manager Leonord of Binghamton that he will not play ball this season.
 Walter Burnham is being regarded with concern by those who have the good of the Eastern league at heart. He is apparently determined to make his own reputation as 8 professional manager good, no matter what the cost. He belongs to that class of managers who can build up winners with the use of plenty of cash-Sporting Life. This is unjust to Manager Burnham. It's dollars to doughnuts that Walter, even with his strong team, is way inside the limit.
 ts Gudworth hf of Troy is already laid up
 Catchers Cshill and Hess and Outfielder "Chicken" Wolf have sent their terms to the Western association.
 Pitcher Maul and Catcher Bowman have signed with the Athletic club of the East ern league.
 President White of the Eastern league has written the Pittsburg club asking for the release of Harry Raymond. He says he can place Raymond as player-manager of the Albany club. Raymond will not be released by Pittsburg.
 This week the Cornell team will play games with Harvard, Yale, Brown and Fordham.
 to be the strongest club in the league
 Manager Mutrie has signed Tommy Esterbrook Tommy off to Bermuda to do itHnot this time
 E; Harry Decker, who did more to ruin baseball n shs n ahsF in is
 The Troy club of the Eastern league is trying to sign the Union college battery, Sullivan and Lavery.
 President White has sent out an official notice to the effect that no manager in the Eastern league shall contract with player. According signed by the president, and then allotted to the clubs which are in need of players.
 The Albany club has signed Catcher Pat Mur- Catcher Con Murphy, late of Chicago, has been
 The games scheduled in this city for this week day, Buffalo; Thursday and Friday, Syracuse;
 The Brown university team defeated the Uni yersity of the City of New York club in Provi- dence by the decidedly one-sided score of 49 to 9 scored eleven f9ns in the third inning eleven % in M: J. suliivan. whom New York recently re- leased to reduce expenses has been assigned to ivy py oCCIctaIy Vullc IS pitching good ball.
 Carsey, who several years ago played in this city, is proving valuable man to the Phillies His pitching. fielding and hitting more than full fill expectations.
 Catcher Cahill's Louisville's friends were great ly disgruntled over his release. They claim that he is too valuable man for the club to do with out.
 Pitcher Fournier is the funny man of the team. He is great story teller and grand singer Hen " missed his vocation by not going on the stage He is also the champion pool player of the team and had rather play pool than sleep.
 The home team is due to win again this after noon.
 "Jim" Donnelly's work at third Saturday was the feature of the game. Nothing the matter with his arm this year.
 Manager Watkins has changed his tune since Friday. Then he claimed his team would take both games: Now he says he don't believe his team will win one.
 "Big Lew" Schoenick's batting iu Saturdays game was timely, but his fielding was way off
 Inc local team is out for the pennant and Man ager Watkins of Rochester is of the opinion that 1t will come pretty near winning it.
 The batteries this afternoon will probably be Darnbrough and McKeough for Rochester and Gruber or Cassian and Wells for the home ueam
 large number of the patrons of the game are protesting against calling the games at o'clock claiming it is too late when tbe games are fin ished. Saturday a number left the grounds be- fore the game was finished and said they could not spend the whole evening at a ball game and further that they would stay at home unless the ment might look after this complaint with profit fharoo oIroc