Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-02
The Diamond

| CAMP appears to be a satisfactory investment.
| CAMP batted four runs in yesterday afternoon IS
game.
| .PoP'' CoRKHILL hadnra chance in the out
| field yesterday.
THE East End Gyms will face the music at Expo
| siton Park to-day.
OUTFIELDER GENINs. of the St.. Louis club. is
| down with pneumonia.
BAD fielding had lot to do with the getting of
| the first mines is runs.
CAMP is very accurate pitcher and he nabbed
two men at first Yesterday.
EHRET was sadly out of form yesterday, but at
| Times he pitched excellent ball.
BALDwIN'S two hits Yesterday were clea
thumps and had no flies on them al all.
PRESIDENT WAGNER. of the Washington cl
is still firm in holding Danny Richardson.
,ls FIRsT.cLAss 7,.c pitching brilliant fielding
RYAN, Burke and keenan,. of Cincinnati. ha.
signed with the Chattanooga, of the SoutheI
League.
MANAGER PoRwEs. President Day and Buck
Ewing all say that the New York club misses Mike
Kelly.
LEECH MAsKRAY. formerly of the LouisvilIes
and Milwaukees, will manage the Atlanta Southern
League team.
ONE or two of the PLAYERS who took part in
Yesterdays local game Should make up their minds
to do some hard work next week
WHATEVER hatchet, tomahawk, hattie ak or
skeleton exists in the New York closet has been
buried: but-.-Neoc York World.
TIM MURSANE was elected President of the
New England League and Jake Morse Secretary.
The salary limit was fixed at $500 per month.
JuEREEN's Baseball Chart.'' containing the
ance shortly after the game. 1t will be published
every day there is game here.
YALE students are not pleased with their ball
team, which appears to be weak as compared with
former seasons. Sixteen men are In training, but
the new material Is not ut all satisfactory.
ARTHUR IRWIN S Boston Blues have arranged
The following & exhibition games: SATURDAY and
Thursday and Friday with the Washingtons.
PRESIDENT M TEMPLE SAYS there is one P,ttsbuTg
BE- Gn IN s n s f anT T
he does much funbling he will be laid of He is
an a, IN, ini@eder @ and neglected to train since mid
ploy. - says President Temple.
ROBERT II. I-EADLEY. of Detroit. formerly man
ar eadey has accepted he of tiy tie
Buffalo team of the Eastern League, and is here to
fecting the team. In Bob Leadley Buffalo has
secured 4 shrewd and able manager.-Neto York
San
Of the dnb sas
signed Dolan and Gastright. pitchers. but Hoy.
his services this season He wants his contract for
g. 800, made with the Athletics last year. carried
and will not pay Hoy more than So, 30
FRED PFEFFER. accord to Louisville paper.
is confident that Chicago will soon give him his
with the Lousvilles. Fred, though. is reckoning
without his host Chicago will not release Prefer
under any circumstances said President Hart. |
He will play with Chicago nowhere: that is |
settled and Louisville will not get his services
CHRISTOPHER NoN DER AHE has written to |
President Hart that the baseball season will open |
with hurrah on April y. Anson and his men will |
draw like circus The Governors of several |
States have promised the 'boss president that |
they will grace the opening game with their pres
ence All Of the city and county officials will also
attend. Ven der Abe anticipates a most prosper |
Gus season.
THE case of Danny Richardson continues to at !
tract attention. In an interview with j. W. |
SpaGing. Richardson reiterated his determination |
rot TO play in Washington. Mr.. Spalding advised |
Danny to see George Wagner and try to come TO
an understanding, and Danny is now in Phiade- |
phia. The local directors are averse to paying |
bonus for Richardson's release. Meanwhile Bas-
sett plays fine second.