The morning times., 1895-07-08
Southern Lea que.
Evansville Ii, Chattanooga 7.
Memphis 10, New Orleans 4.
Baseball Notes

Memphis 10, New Orleans 4
Baseball Notes.
Lange is again troubled with Charley
horse.
Boston has released Pitcher Wilson to
Cleveland
Bug" Holiday is back on the Cincin-
natl team.
Anson's team is regular tartar upon
ITS own grounds.
1t is said that Umpire Jimmy Calvin is
too easily blUffed.
Pitcher Frank Doyle now reports his arm
in good condition.
Breitensten seems to have no terror
for the Cincinnatis.
Comiskey has seven left-handed batsmen
on ms st. Paul team.
Pitcher Abbey, late Of Chicago, has been
signed by Brooklyn.
Since he has been called down Latham's
work has improved wonderfully
Breitenstein is being mt very hard of
late. He is said to be dissipating
Hawley, of Pittsbbrg has hit twenty
one men in the games he has pitched this
season.
Anson is fielding better than ever this
season and is lar from weak with the
stick
Coniskey has a young brother named
lgnatius who is developing into a promising
pitcher
Capt. Tebeau viii play very little bah
the rest OF the season with that lame knee
Manager Mack is perfectly satisfied with
his Pittsburg infield, and contemplates
no changes.
Baseball is again the thing in Chicago,
where the games are patronIZed by the elite
OF the city.
Tucker is playing Inn arvelous first
base. He and Beckley easily lead all the
trSt basemen.
First Baseman Stafford, of New Orleans,
n a hgl run in e,rnF
game.
The Brooklyn team made a seasons
record last week by playing four conSecu-
tive errorless games.
Griffith, of Chicago, has won more games
than any other pltcner or the League thIs
season
It's said that the New York Club has al
ready taken III enough money to pay all
expenses.
Chicago patronsdo not want ttosee"Jiggs"
Parrott at second base. He is not popular
with the masses.
The Baltimores as fielders, batters, and
base runners have no superiors, but they are
weak in the box.
President Byrne SAYS the League may take
some action relative to Boston's short
left field fence.
Corcoran, OF Brooklyn, is playing the best
short field in the League, not barring Long
and Jennings.
The Louisville Club has signed Catcher
w dTilcIs late bi boston, ana mas released
Catcher Grant Briggs.
Chris Won der Abe has gone into a new
enterprise-the grocery and provision bus
mess with his brother-ln-law.
New York has notion of giving Pitcher
Haufier of Paterson, who recently beat the
Clevelands, trial.
Catcher Kinslow was released uDcon-
ditionally by Pittsburg, June %, without
being giventhe usual tendays' notice.
st, Louis and Louisville are playing good
ball, bat both teams SCENT have more than
their share Of hard luck
President Freedman is giving two men
salaries to travel to al minor league cities
and capture players for the New Yorks.
Ansou and Wilmot had twentybird
shooting match in Cleveland, and Gap"
won, killing sixteen birds. Poor shooting,
that.
First Baseman Tebeau, OF Cleveland, is
weakest on high-thrown balls. Generally
1t is Just the reverse with first basemen.
Tom Tucker still coaches, and yet hasman-
aged SO far this season 70 retain most OF his
salary, even under the new rules.
Sentiment in the running of ball team
has no more show against sound reason
than pitcherless team has against the
Bostons.
The Pittsburgs are depending on killing
the ball. rather tEsa Scientific batting
for runs.
Infielder Houseman, the Chicago man
whom Washington released early in the
season, Is developing fast in the Virginia
league.
Pitcher Hart has an idea that certain
t1cket-seller at Exposition Park is a hoodoo
to him, and caunot be dissuaded from his
belief
Bancroft now believes that the Louisville
team was organized to go around the
country and scare ball teams which are
looking for suaps
There are now four Clarks playing in the
league. Hew York has two, Louisville one
and Baltimore one. THERE'S no relationship
between them
Ginger" appears to be one of the ingre-
dients lacking in the makeup of the New
Yorks. Acting Captain Farrell is not
much of .'jollier'
The wife of Dan Brouthers il quite sick at
their home in the interior dfNew York State,
and he will not rejoin the Colonels until she
gets better
The Cleveland club is negotiating with
Fall River for third baseman Joe Harring
ton, and expects to land this promising
young player in short time.
George A Mahoney, the pitcher of the
Georgetown College team, has joined the
Corning team, and Will pitch for them the
rest of the season.
McGarr is now playing third base in beau
tiflil form. Like all old-timers, it takes
about six Weeks for McGarr to get thor
oughly warmed up.
Clarke, of the Louisvilles, is fast out
fielder. He can run out as well as in, and
that is what most of the outfielders are not
able to do.
Sam Thompson never batted as heavily as
he has during the past two weeks not evenin
his palmiest days as one of the celebrated
Detroit sluggers.
cousin of Theodore Breitenstein, the
st Louis twirler, pitches for an amateur
team in Cincinnati. His name is also
Breitenstein, and he is six feet tall.
Pitcher Terry says he once saw Matt Kill
roy catch nine men mapping off first base in
one game. Matt was the best that ever
lived for that sort of thing
Joe Kelly is being put out ofthe game very
the captain of a team should be continually
in evidence as a kicker.
In RaltinnNr they cQmnla ininn. hnnt