The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18

il their glory. TIE Texas league
this yes. IL stronger tina, 81 has
! ever been before Nearly every tes-
ir known to have subs.antial enough back
ing 10 carry st through the seesoa ae-
coreiag to the schedule promulgated: ea-
thusisssa is at higher pitch thao ever.
/ which bo5ss we'll for the teams In the
hitherto weaker towns; the clubs are more
ereriY balanced rad e viii be surprjss
Il the leader az tai eo9er are not con-
rsrstiYsly rpeahaE. close together
;hrcs ghcu. tAs race. The railroads have
made god rs,ez and this ~tu al. LverY-
thing. ~ tart. is contributing 10 rnrAe The
tesHgn Z ms successful one. oo;5 Is 20
fnAnc.B sor the crbs ard sport for 'be
public TIE i1a Inay isllci;ste himself AMI
prepsn. 70 &c, E cushion aid e7loy good
baseball this sVfzuer.
TIE Burslpes are crippled 70 ooamscsos
with. which Is : piece @. hail Jack Reed
couldn't gEArd sE1ias. Re Las gathered
iot q h1rdhltt.ag, tlae nri1as players
tosssney. aa6 81 imt .uaI thai he be
cr5itcise1 4 ty rirt1e3r o. acme q: ;be men
tbs eiss 6oet1t STAR out a. tte heed &
tie procgsa.1n ind keep ttarc. uCt Int p
20 s1psci "a t1st re Buffaioss nrE Fo.nE 70
be very fer away frv-a ,bs head. eyea CITY
yie1. Trir j. yr.'le- 20 ie. .5e fang down
esSy il case ve aagll3 hsrD-a - 1it u
haTs !uFk a. The beginning.
T'hs Sand Gratis tre also IN had rhar-
but the remedy sli3 b. very s1lelg e.
plss5 AID tbe Vsip uill BE az r.ps. 80
ahvis tue ~ Fsn JE=lrto Day bsto
tssTfE Eboul3 he fra gdrc1r1 vl' aof 17-
cfc~c OF - tho psfk ozn c7-ut o. fts..,e
4 game fgat aa TO B9EEo1 tlauoud ge-
,weeu ~ rsslA
Fpr teasys gz,ae AZ Gairtstan ths Gal
Terlun. 53Veston a1d Eea6ertst. the bess-
bat rose ba1 ~. ~ "rogtrf tgocsg'
aae has glveu 81 right = way from Der.
% he Island ctF Al other trains Of
Vn&srsssr desc .; II a-5 EGEs te aatc he
.iueerEEs ~ u.aGs Ssy fuY The Foass,,sau
Eyer And i flysf l. VIII ~ poo a viii
leave Boomers Tainf u. % and me talon
ae2o,. = the toof Il Congress t.rees e.
- Toe r2n VIA Do made .eB, DR. Qsick
az = rAA ana Us cl0-s tAe EDes.1u .aas
tDp-ic Se climbing of a. Galveston E5ttes
~ bow May are cprptng 63vu ~}il be tel
esrapsia3 Eleaf aue Sufficient number e.,
tHest es'F ail be IL asis3uK 20 -oi.e ihe
cfgTe st'figAt re Tie pan ard ttsF VIII
~ tsere ~ n. giving ample lue %
Ee' E9e1 heat sd watch be Warming
~ practice sssffe p'C-orh .4l.u e game
wiii bago This srerei rU ieera Gaires
tor 81 SO 80 she .esf rain ont t pli vo
10 Donaess fviut cp - fetgru sl4a
Tae rs'irosas hare graute1 redaesl
ruis 70 Ro1r,oa oa Sae taca,o lay fyr
The bag e ne here sus = large asmher
Q. lorerr u ,he syort ou.st1e the efty
Eho'jc 20 here Tte,e are lo, " cher
aftractloaa IA the ,jty iha, dag bet 20
great naay The tVc Louf1 seelt q, tbe T,
.ark s1l b. more DlslfJrs tbaa all he /
rse' q iht Day
Ffesieent FeDermase q ne Tezss bare Z
ball iaagae haf ssneu5c,c tie appointment
d ~ Jacks e. 'ts togr,h leezae u,stsy.
This spag'r'es tse s,aa Of gngirey tbs
other ttree bong Gus La1e. Jses greac-
MAJ en1 FL cifri
'aHhh j. a. 9e rIo Tefse ,esguer. and
~ gtEsa .icies' 'oisiiy wi,h b2th San
hnp1'iQ ane Asr1p. IT. Euows Ell about
ne gss'o snc gtgaiG ., n. p,eai4ipg hi
"ifs sAtl arc FueeeEs lsrEs + a. t.resa,,
tpessse ~ i-arssnge glsyug wltA 4 Ee.p!
pfpfas~i0aaI .esm-
= letter " TIE sss Aptouio Eyoress from
f>'iuSaiits. obts. says y was IN i>yaisy,jle I
NJ, lsst ntsk. aud ~ a&tursay witnessed
M 'ifff sas.s NJ BASEBALL Tor til. var
~ was between The LogiryiRot nnf BE. Z
tro5'S AL was won ~ the former by
te9Is VI Z - l. j. Nas bsgsliful game
am "ht fetnaTtRbis inasinQ.h "a ihoayy Il
Wa tbs ibs. game pisyed By either slu,
IpWt ehe nt% angie rgipr MRce ou e!thsr
hsde. II wac al ths gHorc taiers4iiae 20
w ~ SSSS!hl " ne hsfoDtr u o. TQNaa
tsRaeis who participated I.ouiFglee
roster contains fhe iafnrs " Bap ti.Fa. +
iah1, WHO bltaasd fof San AGtoals IN Isps.
PEkering. VINO pts ged Win Hgs.s,0a a.
sane gfAf. shd Nike Jscobs. Mbo o.uy4si
thIra tyr H0lst1g iasf year BrFsfisnd 4
plifllef three innings SATURDAY aud rot I
sfinblhnse NJ hit Mas made % II ia
osa'sfy. Flekerpa "a slated ~ q fixture
Ia MIDDLE garden. aitg0lgh ihinb is n Z
too SLOW Tor the National hague Jacobs
10 on the pay roll but II IL PROBATE he
VIII ~ fsrnsd' again. Detroit oIso han /
hs 1exsbs Iaaaes ana stesnffldi, 10Th b, /
whom MAYED with Fort Worth LAST year. 4
sie now mFinbefS ~ this team Issana
biichhd The last four innings for his club 1
ana Al u the five runs made ~ LoNjsyilla |
were maS" on MIN. Bat he showed simply
lack M practice and there appears b. q. /
no doubt but tia, ho viii turn 0at III
right bteiDfeldt WAS unable 10 vlsy. mi \
hM work n practice was very highly
Jack Huston. who will msnage aud can
tair Dermody's team Of eapa crsbs sas
born In Trenton, n. g., IN 1867, aud hss
been playing professional ball since 1889.
during wbi'h time he has played with ton
pcnnaht winning clubs, and has acted as |
manager for four yeers IN Witch capacity
he has met with great success. Huston 4.
prize and ths Islanders are much Ilenssd
With him already. he has gathered 10.
getlIer n speedy lot OF payers aud il Il |
easy 10 predict that Galveston Will never |
get below tho 100 mark
Here are some Of tho fielding fsats Of |
1890; Long and Connsughton each bad Ton |
Assists 81 shortstop and no errors, In single