The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-23
|s,.ttIe Baseball Team Out to
Make Many Runs.
n Bowiers at s. A. C.-Entrie~
- FOOL Toornament-A Cycle
Club Organised.

z<rx 70 hit the ball hard and often IL
- be said that Mr.. L,eadley has worked
- plan that heavy batting. combined
- rood fielding. will win more games
!. - long run than phenomenal feeding
- veak batting.
& viii PROBABLY be a surprise 20 many
= ne regular fans" to know that the
- hasenan Is TO be Big BIZ Brown.
- usst 10 play with the New York and
s.snde.phfa teams in the National League.
"a who was with Scranton, Pa, Ia the
rx,terr. League last season. He II over
q fee, tall. and weighs bet weer $50 and
= pounGs He is considered a fine base
~ and Will probably b. the siuxxer OF
a. team. n he does not put many a ball
es- me MADISON street fence IL will be a
~rprsse At present the team has only
10 regular pitchers. but one or two are
ming ON trial. and IL is Mr. LeadIey's
pspffon 10 sign another first-class txirs-
his last mentioned man Is a college
s,syer. and without doubt is as good as
| a<re IL outside the big league. II It were
sc for The fact that other teams are after
| - hs name would be given out now.
Players All First Class.
r. Esan. second basernan. II perhaps
- .scrappiest' man on the team. and
al nght very hard for a game. He Is fast
"a bases. he II a very sensational fielder
IA a good hitter. Last season he was
n The Southern League and the West
"a ASSOCIATION. He IL about 5 feet inches
~ and weighs 80 pounds.
Harry Davis. shoTtstop. 10 about % years
~ He played hall last season with the
A,bdon college team, and Is highly re-
sonmerdei By several National League
pssars who predict for him a bright fu-
sre on the diamond. He is said TO be
rod hitter is a fine player and can cover
t<niy Of ground Davis Is about feet 3
rho tall and weighs 16 pounfS
Ben Ireland. third baseman. played last
sason AT Wheeling w. Va. IL 6 feet II
hehes tall and weighs IFS pounds. and
rta.e not q fielder Of che sensational order.
. certainly a splendid hitter and Is always
n the game.
Charles Cafnpau. captain and manager.
IN old National League and American
Association player. lie Is especially fast
On the bases, IL a good, hard hitter. and
nan who can get good work out of this
nen In adrition. Campaai IL very gentle
naafy. and a man who makes a good APP
,>srznce both on and OF the field. He
Weighs 10, pounds and ~ 3 feet II inches tall.
James Robinson. center fielder. was she
hardest hitter in the Michigan State
L~sgIe has, season. besides being a splen-
al ou,felier and fas, on the bases. He -
no. big man. weighing but $50 pounds.
ard feet inches In height.
s. r. Blanford. right field and catcher.
p.ayed last season with Kalamazoo. In the
Michigan State League. and was consid-
red the best man In his club. and one of
Sc best In the league He Is strong bat
sr and a fair outfielder. lie Is well ac-
sgalnteA in Seattle. and will be one OF the
biggest favorites in the team.
C. J. Black. pitcher. played last season
n the New England League: pitched 81
nmes. winning 81: II right-handed and
eonadered a frsf-ciass man. He is feet
n inches tail, and weighs $50 pounds.
I y, Butler, pitcher. was last season with
rraverse City, Mich: righthsnded, has
sariicalarly good drop bali. speedy and
very heady pitcher: Is feet tall. weighs
- pounds
Ralph Frary. catcher. played last season
With Fort Wayne Ind. and Macon. Ga. :;
an especially good batter and fine
fascher. can also play tn" outfield II neces-
ary. lie Is 6 feet tall and weighs $50
pounds
Thomas Fowies tho local player will be
even trial between April Is and May I.
\ he shows up strong he will he retained.
Public school League.
The Seattle public school baseball league
will open tho season next Saturday with
smes between the Pacific and rnivercity .
benny and Miner; South and Columbia
Delegates from iha different schools met
last Thursday IN Superintendent Barnard's
s&ce and adopted a schedule. amended the
sonstifution and agreed upon playing ruieg.
TIE delegates present were as follows.
Part n Stevens. James Collins. r. r. Min
Or team, William Brown. Robert Parks.
benny team Victor v. Carson. Claude
7 f.tE
brow. Uaiver=sty team. r chew. VIII
Temple, Pacific team; Horace sill. II Rev
Abbott. Rainier team.
The following schedule 81 games was
asoated
March eS-paciac vs. University. Denny
"a Miner; South ". Columbia.
April university ~. Denny. Rainier
s Columbia. Minor ". South.
April II Pacific Va Denny. South ".
Biirisr. Minor vs.. University.
April IS Denny vs. South Rainier vs.
Patas Minor VS. Columbia
Aprl q Columbia vs. Pacific. Rainier vs..
dror University Vs South
May Columbia vs. Denny. Pacific W.
Minor University vs. Rainier
Way aifeuay - Rainier South IS. Pa
rsc Columbia rs. University.
\ New Constitution.
Substantially a. follows.
ihiS association shall b. known as the
Seattle Fthiic School Baseball Leasns
HI members shall be the members of he
Baseball teams ~ the public schools ~
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