Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-23
Base Hall Notes

Billy Baruie will be in supreme control Of the
Washington team the coming season. What he
says will go. He will have n good team and
Barnie is just the man TO get work out Of play
ers. He came up in the harness himself and
deservedly possesses the name of being Just
and considerate lie will get good work out of
the Senators. Cincinnati Enquirer.
SILVER hing IL attending a business college
this winter. He is said 20 lie q fine penman-
The new league contract provides Tor years
service and the player Is paid every two weeks
during the playing season and monthly dur
ing the winter. The ten-day clause stin re-
mains. but the league is given better control Of
player and iniiicts penalties
Tears IN harness has not injured Harry Sto-
vey. He Is the wonder Of the national game.
Although he has played professional ball six
teen OF seventeen years his joints have not
yielded TO rheumatism" or charley horre.
Energetic lin Murnane of the Boston Globe
has ''hggered out that John GARRISON re-
cetved Sl5o per game last season or SI for
every bail he pitched. This is not quite up 90
fatn-Sarah Bernhard prices. but very near it.
Although Tor the past fifteen years base ball
clubs have been travelling from one end Of the
country TO the other, and on one occasion cir
cled the globe. there has never vet been q single
player OF the two prominent base ball organizA-
tons injured in a railroad wreck or q hotel
horror.
The double championship season Of 1891 will
De great attraction II only for its novelty. Ii
ship campaign % this coming season.
III Anson and Presidenl Harrison were 70 pay
visit TO Cuba there would be ten people turn
out TO greet the big first baseman for every
one that would greet our chief executive. They
think over there that Arson il the greatest
man in the United States.
Billy Alvord played great game at third for
the Cuban excurslonlsts. He not only did some
sensational fielding, but bis batting was hard
and timely.
Jimmy Cauiyan. the Louisville second base
man, will remain in Boston until he starts for
the south.
Arthur Irwin thinks that all the teams in the
league will play Sunday games after the first
trip west as the weekday attendance at Louis-
Vile, ST Louis aud Cincinnati will not pay
hotel bills.
Some cranks are now trying TO get a rule
adopted so the pitcher will not have to 20 20
bat Next they will want 10 have the poor
pitchers taken to aud from the box on . tray
Boston Herald
There is nothing like getting your team in
condition early saws Harry Wright 1T
pleases the public, who feel you are making an
extra effort 10 win tue penuaut."
, Jimmy Ryan is spending the winter in s.
Augustine, Fla, play ing with the local team.
Pitcher Henry Boyle has become a fireman
on western railroad
Ed Andrews, the old league outfielder, n
playing with the St. Augustine team.
II Pieher goes to Louisville it will make that
club drawing card.
Hugh Duffy's advice TO his friend Charley
Farrell was; Don't attempt to captain the
Pittsburg team"
George L. Williams of Chicago is now .
stakeholder In the Louisville club.
In settling up the affairs OF the Boston Reds
Mr.. {. A Prince says he hopes to pay each
stakeholder a handsome dividend
Hardie Richardson played eight games nj
third base last year with one error.
Big Bill Brown and Jerry Denny are playina
on the Pacific coast
Ed. Crane finds it hard to reduce his weight
below no pounds.
Florida viii be good field for the big teams
in March.
Kelly, Duffy. Mccarthy, Quinn. Ganzel and
Lowe OF the Bostons are good place or sacrifice
hitters.