The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-19

ton oil base ball clubs starts to-day,
Tho natal day will DO observed OH a
moro magnificent scale than over before.
In nearly all tho cities, governors.
judges, aud othor high officials will be
present in tho rolc OF distinguished
guests, aud incidentally getting "soltd'
with that numerous aud ~peculior In.
dividual, tho base bali clan" or fanatic,
AT Cincinnati Governor Mckinley and
stat will DO prosont, and Boston's
opening will DO Sraccd by tho presence
OF Governor GtconhalSc, Parados aud
bands Of music will DO additional aux
i~llarics Of the day.
Taking tho population Of tho com.
munity into consideration probably no
city in tho country has so many base
ball enthusiasts rs Wheeling, Hun.
drrds haunt tho pool rooms almost
constantly during tho playing season,
and the drlca, OF his iavoritc team
hurta the "iau" ss much as though no
had lost n cool hundred.
This yoar the league games will be
watched With q great deal Of interest on
account OF the uumbor oil OLD Wheeling
players, who figure on the pay rolls Of
the big clubs Pittsburgh Of course
has the most local admirers on account
OF It's noarness and because Jack Glass
cock and Stencil arp ut tho front there,
arousing memories Of old tri.state days.
Brooklyn has Konnedy, who made his
Nit.hiNr l.knN - WhnNltp,fa n,tf,rt,
and Danny Dauh, who first won fame
as The twislcr Of the Charleston club in
~ Philadelphia is still satisfied with
nelehan,y in conira garden, for whose
release the Wheeling CLUB got $3.50
several years ago; the Quaker City short
stop is Bob Alicn. who was once a
member Of the Mansfield team in the
old tri.state leaSuc, before he became
fast enough for major league company.
Frank Mercer. tho twirler, who Is ono
OF WashinStoR's forty and FIVE" irst
pitched winning ball for Il Huntington
team, Down in Cincinnati they have u
capable successor Tor ConiSSey in the
person Of Frank Mot7, who once figured
in ihe tti-state organization. Chicago
had GlenSlvin sisued but he was re-
leased this week, and went TO petrait 10
captain and play second for the Wolver-
Ines In Clcvelsnd's array Of talent are
found Jesse BUrSei;, the hard hitting
Lett fielder, aud Mexican. their short
stoH is from GrAiton. In the minor
base ball leagues old Wheeling players
arc found pretty nearly ovevywherA
Tho following is a complete li.t Of the
PLAYERS signed BY the Twelve league
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Bes;oa-Gaael, c: ConnsusS.oa, c;
Merritt c; Ryan, {; Nichols, p; Suv-
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Tucker. In; Low, Phi Leac, s s.;
Nash, ShS Mccarthy, !. t.; Duty, 6 Il;
Eaaaon. II.
ReoeSlya-rou,a, lhs DAILY. III; Gil
bert Shs CoNccan,& 3; TseduaS, Et;
GriiSa. 6 e Barns T. {; SaeeS, sub;
NeansdS, p; Stein, y; DaES ~ Saac.
set', nS Kiaslaw, c; Daley, c, Le-
Chanes, G
Nav Yesk-Rpsis p; German. p;
MeaSin, ~ WestSrvelt p CLARK. p;
Doyle, c; Wilson, c; Farrell, c. Cas.
a nor, liz Waei, shs Davis 81; FULLER,
$ A. Murphy, SIS Van GSltrea, C l.;
Burke, lSs Saaooi, s. s; Nesa9a, :. I.
MISUNDERSTANDING, c :; HSlh
Ease, %, Clements G; Boyle, III; Al.
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