The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-16

yesterday. He made three errors and lost
the game for his own team.
Pitcher Killen, of Pittsburg. is in bad
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balloon. Besides that, he is sore iroia
Wilson's spiking in New York
The Rochester team viii be strengthened
BY the addition OF catcher berger, pitcner
second basenan. Mct artlin. Pfenniger.
Shnnick and Payne will be released.
Frank Bancroft says the Baltimores win
tice work. He thinks that weaker clubs
are likely to 'lie down" after seeing Han
Ions men throw the ball around the dia-
mond.
Although the Phillies have made a pretty
good showing this season. every member
of the team has played for his own record,
which accounts for the poor position OF the
club in the pennant race.-Philadelphia
Record.
The Yale and Princeton football manage
ments have decided on Saturday. Nov. .,
as the date of the Yale-Princeton game
next fall, and the great match Will be
played at Columbia oval instead of Man
haitian field.
indianapolis was TO have played an ex-
the fans at that place were going to
give Fisher great reception. Iney Will
be disappointed at the change In the ar
rangement for Monday.
Yorks. In the ninth inning of Thursdays
game with The st. Louis Browns Bonner
raped a hot grounder. which Rusie tried
to STOP The ball struck him on the fore
finger of his right hand. tearing the nail
away. He will be laid up for several days.
Manager McCloskey, of the Louisvilles,
is securing the country for a good catcher.
Of Washington, but Danny Is not for sale.
He will continue 10 draw salary as a Sem
ator If he does not figure in another game
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tional capital say.
Pitcher Mark Baldwin has kick with
the Pottsville management. He spent two
weeks on the Won Der Abe case and be-
cause Pottsville refused to pay him for
that time he declines to play Baldwin
has been offered the management of the
Rochester Club. and will accept IT II he
can get away from Pottsville.
Buck" Ewing suggests a good scheme
for the selection of an umpire when the
regular man doesn't show up. Instead of
oficiate, which often results in trouble,
he would have one of the home players
act umpire. the man to be selected by
the captain of the visiting club.
closely contested game of has eball was
played yesterday between teams frcm
Griffith Bros. and Fahnley az McCrea.
The score was IL to IL in favor CT Fahbley
& McCrea's. The features of the game were
the battery work of Spahr ana DouPheTty
for Fahnley & McCrea, and the batting OF
Iron for Griffiths.
Toledo doesn't want Detroit for any
more Sunday games. There is no police
protection at the formers grounds that
day and Strouther's men came near
causing a riot there one Sunday last month.
Long is In a peculiar position, and not a
very comfortable one, either. 1t won't take
much disorder TO cause the suppression of
Sunday ball at Toledo. and such move
would mean either the disbanding of the
club or its transfer to some other city,
1t does not take Arson long to discover
all there is in player. He says that the
strong point about the Colts this season is
the fact that they are an all-round team,
that Decker can play the outfield or first
base. while PARROT is a good infielder and
Donohue can play either the infield or out
! friends here, who will all regret that Mann
ing failed to develop all of his good points.
Don1hus flng Tommy n1. Hsrnona s, tdsrrtorry
have been a drawing card.-Kansas City
| Star.
Manager Watkins discovered last season
that George Hogriever always played
got the better bali he played.
In many a close game last summer Wat I,
\ would, of course, make George angry, then
/ he would jump into the game and play twice
/ as hard. This was his weakness and Wat
| kins worked it for all it was worth. The
! fines WERE as a rule not collected, but oc-
| casionally one would stick, just to keep
! George up to fighting pitch.-kansas City
Star.
This is the first installment Of welcome the
! Toledo Blade gives it's ball team: TO
| morrow twelve young men, grown round
| shouldered from Juggling a large burden OF
| defeats will return 10 Toledo.--It is needless
/ to explain that they compose the Toledo
/ baseball team They left Toledo about two
weeks ago and went out into the glad
Western sunshine with few men that were
i not crippled. INLAND, Gilks and Petty were
on the sick list. as the country correspond
| ent would say. and every one expected
! that they would be roughly handled. Those
expectations have been most gloriousIy
realized. Here is the record of the trip.
| Won by opponents: Minneapolis, 4; St
Paul, 2: Milwaukee. /; Kansas City, 2
| Won by Toledo. :. The crippled
| condition of the team is RESPONSE
BILE for the awful usaeats at Mime
/ apolis and some stupid work on the bases
lost several of the others. This awful trip
] would be speedily forgotten If the Toledos
were capable of doing better at home
In the past their work at home has been
! ANYTHING but encouraging, but il may be
that they have learned to run bases and
nave recovered from blind staggers. Captain
Carney has a peculiar team on his hands
this year. and one that is inclined TO spells
| OF very brilliant work. If the men wouli
nut more dash to their play and act as il
they expected to win, il would at least
4 Iiven up the game. People like to
team full Of snap and ginger. Jack give us
a little. and you will find ii twice as easy
! 10 get the rooterS going. A little talk you