The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-03
Eagle Baseball Notes.

| Mcmahon has pitched for shut-out
| games since his resurrection.
Team work now appears to be an IN
known quality with the Reds.
| Harry Wright has a high opinion of
! Ortiz, the Phillies new twirler
Jake Beckley of Pittsburg has struck
out seventeen times this season.
big Sam Thompson has hit for a
total Of 246 bases this seaSon-the
league record.
Jim Field of Buffalo is said to be
the best first baseman in the eastern
league.
The Pirates are now lower in the race
than they have been since the season
opened.
Both Hamilton and Turner of Phila-
delphia have sore arms. Both are left
handlers.
Jimmy Collins must go back to Bos-
ton. Nyce will probably be transferred
to Louisville.
Manager Selee of Boston is said to
have declined an offer to manage the
New Yorks.
Charley Burlington, the old associa-
ton pitcher, is frequent visitor at the
games in Boston.
Delehanty of Philadelphia is losing
his grip as batsman. And all because
he tries to kill the ball
watch" Burnham has resigned as a
National league umpire. O'Day is now
the Orioles only hope.
"Jiggs" Parrot has been requested
to make himself scarce in Rockford,
Ill. His sulking queered him.
The Washingtons tried two new
pitchers Friday-Buckingham and Gill
roy. The latter did the best work.
Most of Baby" Anson's Colts are
riding bicycles in the East. They do
not heed Tom PARROTS warning.
The fact that the Reds play but two
games at home is no reason why they
should let other teams beat them.
TRULY is regarded the inferior of
Ace Stewart at second by those who
have seen the Chicagoes in the East.
d. The return of Denny lyons to third
base is being advocated in St. Louis |
Denny is hardly in condition to play.
Link" Lowe of Boston will not be |
able to play second for a week or more |
because Of a broken bone in his left |
foot.
Umpire Gaffney. he Of the broken !
ribs. is on deck again in the Eastern |
He has been behaving himself this |
season.
The Temple cup matter has been set
tied. Mr.. Temple says the first and
second clubs will play for it. That lets
out New York.
The way they refer to him in New
York is Umpire 90 Jevne." How
many, oh, how many others deserve the
same treatment?
Ed. O'Meara, the eX-Memphis catcher
Ices all the back-sopping for the Cleve-
ands in their exhibition games. As
de from this he is not heard of.
Tim. Hurst is already being roasted
or calling those Washing ton-St. Louis
games on account OF darkness. The
Kick comes from st. Louis and is i'll
lined.
The re-signing Of Roger Conner by
4. Louis does not seem TO have set
Ton der Ahevillle on fire. Any move
hat Chris. makes is frowned upon in
hat berg.
Pittstburgers are beginning to think
hat Johnny Foreman has exploded. He
las not won a game since the team left
rome. The Reds started him on his
osing streak.
President Freedman Of New York;. in
recent letter 10 a sporting journal.
allied Eddie Burke a drunkard. Burke |
low threatens TO sue him for defam-
tion OF character.
Bob Emslie allows Latham no leeway
n the coaching lines. He is the only !
mpire that does not Lath. was called |
own several times in the New York |
au1es just finished.
Tom Burns Of Springfield. Mass, "a
uses 20 negotiate with President Freed
IAN OF New York in regard 20 the man.
cement of the Giants until the season |
] the Eastern IS ended.
he DISCOVERY SAVED HIS LIFE !
Mr. G. Cailloutte. Druggist. Beavers
lille. H., says: Ito DR.. Kings New
discovery l owe my life. Was taken
18th La Grippe and tried all the physi-
ians for miles about, but OF no avail ;
a .lIs, |