The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-26
Eagle Baseball Notes.

1 Eagle baseball Notes.
Second baseman Harrington will be
retained by Boston for utility work
| next season.
Cleveland has signed promising
pitcher by the name of Carrick. More
are to follow.
Now that the pennant is won base
ball has not much interest for the In
dianapolis fans.
New York Will try Pitcher Barnett.
| who played with Syracuse during the
| season just closed.
Every team In the league has been
| whitewas shed this season. Last year
Philadelphia alone escaped.
The Western league players who will
sojourn in California this winter may
go to Australia for a short season.
Pitcher Harley Parker of Chicago is
said to have a motion in delivering the
ball that will incapacitate him in an
other season.
Now that the Phillies are safe IN third
place they will try out ''all" the new
players that have been secured.
Jimmy Collins name will go in on the
Roston's reserve list this winter. This
means that he Will play in Boston or
not at all next season.
ing him again. A winter in the Penn
sylvania coal mines will bring around
the wing into good shape.
In Boston they give President Freni-
man the "ha! ha"' for intimating that
he would give Rusie for Nichols. The
later is king of the Hub.
MoKean has been with Cleveland
since 1887 and thinner since lss. Both
have done the best work Of their re-
spective careers this season.
great weakness of Pitcher Moran of
Cleveland. On Saturday he gave nine
bases on balls. In previous game he
gave eleven.
The Philadelphia players are not
wearing the usual street clothes these
days. These have been quaran.ined in
the house where the Phillies dress and
in which there Is a case of smallpox.
Fred Ely. the Browns brilliant short
stop. is at his home In Girard, a victim
of malarial fever. He will not be able
to play again this season. and may not
be seen on the diamond at all Iexr
year.
Shugart and Clark of the Louisvilles
tried TO pummel each other en- route TO
Louisville Saturday night because they
differed in regard 70 the game in the
afternoon. Neither was sent TO a hos
pital.
There is a possibility of Second Base
man ReitZ being traded TO Brooklyn
for Pitcher Kennedy. This is the first
time on record where a team has too
many second basemen, as is the case
with Baltimore.
Manager McCloskey Of the Louisville
is the greatest exponent of the young
blood" practice in the business. 1t is
true that with his string OF minor
league stars he has been unable ~ get
better than twelfth place this season.
His men, however. have proved them
selves strong fighters. and many a
team in the league has received a set
back from them when il was least eX-
pected. With this one seasons expsr-
fence the Colonies as they are will he
decidedly in il next season. I believe
in getting young players and develop
ing them. said Manager McCloskey af-
ter the game Saturday IF your exper-
iments pan out we'll you have players
who are good for ten years. while sea
soned' players will not last near so
long nor do such good work Az pres
ent l have twenty-five men under con-
tract, and others are arriving in Louis
vile almost daily. All will get a trial
this fall or in the spring. and with the
best men on the present team for
nucleus, look out for the ponies in
1896"