Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-13
hasa Rail Gossip.
The Spiders are very fly.

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The Spiders are very fly.
The fighting series is now on.
Cuppy hasn't pitched in losing game
this year.
Stencil is certainly doing pretty well
in the field.
Arson had better enter his Colts in
Futurity stakes.
Pitcher Chamberlain was laid of
without pay for an indefinite period for
sulking.
1t would not be surprising il Terry
were signed by Brooklyn after his teh
days notice is up.
"Pretzel" Getzein, the old League
pitcher, is playing first base ball for
Chicago City League team.
That the BoStons fear the New Yorks
as a dark horse is shown by the hard
fight they made for every game.
Perry Werden has been installed on
first base at Minneapolis. He was put
into the shoes of Willie Bill Mains.
Cleveland and Boston have got into
double figures as regards victories,
while Washington has the same In de-
feats.
The Giants have beaten two OF the
best teams in the country-Baltimore
aud Boston-two out Of three on their
ewn grounds.
Clavtor, one OF the catchers released
by Uncle Arson, has been gathered In
by Milwaukee. He is six-footer and
big enough TO stop train.
The demand for irst-class pitchers in
the League was never so great as 1t Is
now. Anybody with fair pitching a6il-
ity stands a good chance OF being
| signed.
Capt. Tebeau. of the Clevelands, has
succeeded in getting himself inter
viewed again, and again he asserts that
he can't ses how his team can lose.
His eyes will be opened later on.-BoS-
ton Paper.
The Baltimore Club so far has out
drawn all clubs in the league. IN the
10 games played at home nearly 10000
persons witnessed the sport. The Wis
ting clubs have been carrying money
away with them.
The New Yorks are trying to secure
PETIT and Dowd from the Browns. They
would also like 10 secure Herr Beiten-
stein 10 complete their pitching depart
ment. However, none OF the 81. Louis
players are for sale just now.
Capt. Miller, "The Csllope," makes
his temperance here tomorrow after
seasons absence This living fog
horn is sure OF warm welcome. When
]. Palmer O'Neills Door Mats were on
their travels in go Tine Cailiope's"
voice was heard in every defeat and no
upset was too severe 10 silence him.
Cincinnati Paper.
Barney Schroeder, the st. Louis
bookmaker, who is friend OF the Pitts
burg club boys, is running up against
some tough things this year He has a
good animal in Resale, and one which
will bear good deal OF watching, but
the mistake Barney made yesterday was
In thinking she was Ut for bruising
race on heavy track. He had 81, 600
on her, and she came fourth.
Ehret, who owes his League life TO
the record he made off Cincinnati down
in Texas in 1888, has been hanging on to
his job by his gllS all spring. The Reds
seemed satisfied with punching Phil
Kuell into the cold, cold world, aud like
the true philanthropists they are, they
gave Mr.. Ehret chance to get stout
with his constituents just at time that
majority of them thought he was due
TO carry the nod. -TimeS-S star.
According to Dshlen he was only one
of the offenders, and when Arson an
nounced the $50 fine the youngster
threatened to quit. Early in the morn
ing he jumped the club, much TO An
sons disgust. Hart gave Dahlen Sc
rious talk and asked him if he had not
acted hastily. The player said he re-
GREETED his action from the moment he
took seat in the train. 1t was then
too late. When the club returns Dab
len will be taken back into the fold.