The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-16

Hamburg Had Q Cold.

It Is said that NJ. F. Dwyer went over
to Madden's stable recently half inclined
to purchase Hamburg. Fortunately for
| Madden the colt had contracted slight
cold and was stiff and sore. Mr.. Dwyer
selected another yo6ngster and didn't
| even ask Madden to put price on Ham
burg. The cold was knocked out by re-
sort to the steaming tub and an extra set
of blankets, and four days later the colt
captured one Of the handsome prizes of the
year.
Clipped Diamonds.
Games tomorrow: Pawtucket at Brock
ton, Fall River at Taunton, Newport at
New Bedford.
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John J.. Sullivan will umpire the game
between the Pawtuckets and Hartfords of
the Atlantic League at Crescent Park Sun
day.
Many Pawtucket people are planning to
go to Newport next Monday on the ex-
cursion arranged by the management OF
the Pawtucket team. The Maroons play.
the Seaside Colts and the boat will return
Immediately after the game, making
pleasurable outing. AS an extra attraction
Manager Smith gives 1t out that he will
also w...n the game.
Papers in the New England League
circuit are having some controversy as to
what would be the makeup of the best
team from players CHOSEN from the various
clubs. This is unnecessary. The TRIBUNE
respectfully suggests the entire Pawtucket
team with Todd in the box.
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Connie Murphy and his crew will have
their hands full now keeping ahead of the
Fall Rivers.
Horner will pitch for the Whitinsville
team tomorrow against the websters.
There will be no fault finding from
Taunton relative to Connelly's ability as
an umpire. Listen to this from last
nights Taunton Herald: Umpire Con-
nelly told Herald man yesterday that he
considered Taunton one of the strongest
teams of the League and could not account
|! for their poor position.
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Todd says that he will show Newport
whether he is playing TOR his release the
emenated from the seaside city. Newport
got gay just because they found the great
, south. paw twirler little easy when last
he oficiated against them.
Coughlin and Magoon divide the honors
AZ to star third baseman of the New Eng
land League.
The next game will be with Brockton
next Tuesday.
weisbecker has taken big slump In his
batting Of late.
The Newport News believes that some
arrangement with q red flag might be
made to notify Stephenson when the bali
is going into his territory, but 1t turns
out that Stephenson Is color blind, so II
looks as II the Jig was up.
The Newpo-ts are without doubt one OF
the luckiest baseball mines in the business.
They win the majority of their runs by q
single run, and when they can't get the
needed run the opposing nine presents
them with one. Individually the nine is
''not 20 much," but the boys pull together
well and therein lies one OF the secrets OF
their success. Fall River Herald.
Manager Smith Is much pleased with the
showing made by Gallager In view
' Of the conditions prevailing whom he was
: delegated to the rubber. The kid had
d several varieties of speed and some of hi,
curves are dreams.
] In few weeks the New England team,
e will buckle on their armor for the triT
down the home stretch. Pawtucket Is tn,
dark horse In the struggle. With Knorl
. rounding into form and McCafferty and
!, Todd all right with Gallagher to helT
them out the Maroons ought TO cut quit,
figure.
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