The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-27
Inn the World of
Outdoor Sports.
Current Gossip of Baseball, Cycling, the Track
And Various Other Popular Pastmes.

cured twenty-three safe hits off Griffith,
Of Chicago.
Boston and st. Louis have played error,
less games.
Baseball patrons will demand Umpire
Lynch's re-engagement.
Billy Barnie was in New York Tuesday.
He wants good catcher.
The Baltimore club will not allow any
more presents to players.
The salaries of the New York players
range from 1900 to $1,000.
The Philadelphia pitchers have been hit
harder than any in the league.
Umpire Campbell was ordered to New
York Tuesday night to take I.ynch's place.
1t is said that lack Of team work is the
only shortcoming of the Phillies this sea-
SON.
Harry Lyons, Provldence's centerfelder,
has rejoined the Grays. He has been
coaching Lafayette.
Ed Crane, the pitcher, has secured an
other chance to work in big league by
signing with Toronto.
Manager Davis and other members Of
the New York team, have been practicing
sliding feet foremost.
Anson is willing to bet $500 even that
| Chicago will beat out New York. Your
| uncle will never grow old.
| Captain Griffin, of the Brooklyns, thinks
that Baltimore and Boston will be fight
| Ing 1t out at the finish in 1895.
| EX-League Umpire Lynch. 1t is reported.
has signed with President T.. r. Powers to
| otilciate I'm the Eastern league.
I.,v wb,stIer formerIv NJ tho New
| ynrks 10 nanago, cantain ana a,.st haso.
man Of the Chattanooga team.
AT Newark N 7 ruesaav tho Newark
and Toronto teams nlaved n nine.inning
tie game eac,, scoring twentv Rms
49,.
cause TO complain of his Kicking this year
| for he n determined to hold his peace
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Bangor has applied for Pitcher Hodson,
possU po,,i mmo fe,uses et i, 10 pe iar'ieu OUT
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IL IL Iii, ranort ,haro ,,,,,,os;ot.,,.
LoulsVille mas Seleaseu its nrst player,
pltcher Herman. lie is TOO light Tor
Nass',,iIo ,,,soa "a 80 ~. anp, ~ VI y. W
p,t,sh,,r,r nv, ~, o,,arn,ha,n,ing &C.,
~ on we "'''''"e seo'
of the champion New iforKs OF 1889 but
three mes are ssnl on the league diamond.
suck EWING is win cincinnati llernan
Sun p'a. eat ",.' .eS q. T',,a anu iose' No"-
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captain grimm OF Brookiyn. says: La
! chance VIII own hrooklyn petpre the year
ENDS or shaii be surprised. l honestly
peheVe ne is ths coming KING OF hrst pase-
'"ei' "nu 10 @o''"t' '"'' "' '.'"''
The flttspurg players speak IN the Nigh
est terms or Billy Ciingman, the club S
new third baseman. Niles also played
nne paii with the team IN tne south, and
II Is going 10 be hard matter to choose
between them.
Pitcher Setley Is the champion contract
jumper or the profession, ana the state
league should feel thankful 1t Is rid OF
him. He has now jumped Norfolk, Va,
leaving many creditors behind. There Is
a warrant out Tor MS arrest
The Springfield mapA cement have been
driven to seek other fields In which to
practice than on the regular diamond, as
the Connecticut river wpich Is adjacent
,to the GROUNDS, mas oVerspread It's poun-
daries and iiooded the park.
1t Is estimated that G., 900 people wit
messed the FIVE opening games in the Ma
tional league. The enormous attendance
OVo; Baltimore. Hoo; Cincinnati. 1900;
~ iIo"''' 'V'''o' i]e"'S'iiie' o'VV
instead Oh oe'hs sunpi'hed, the playing
rules are maoe more complicated each
strilos-.,he o,a. .fa,hioraa s,r,,o nv ,,,, ",
bunt strike and that na,,, nrn,,,n,; en-
strires on n foul t,m ,,,han oa,,,h. ''e
'p "" o'us''
pnd Raltimore teams n,et ne ~ Tine ser,ina sn,,