The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01


or New Albany will climb up 10 their nor
NAL gait with tho upshoot OF the thcr-
mometer.
Now that Jimmy Manning has purchased
Mike Sullivan and Parke Wilson. IL looks
as II Jimmy Will have TO duck that $i20Q
Western league salary limit. as Parkc and
| the barrister twirler will decline to sign
one of those hard-time $1,000 contracts OF
| the Western organization.
! Bug Holidays sensational batting streak
thus early in the season has about con-
WINGED Buck Ewing that the Bug is too
numerous with his bat 10 be reduced to a
bunch Of Hoosier garden truck which will
be Bugs fate IL Ewing decides to send
the veteran outfelder to the Brush farm.
Muckenfuss OF the Browns avcrs that the
81 Louis club paid Jim Hart $500 for
the release OF George Decker and Hart
insists that $1,000 OF that amount Is or
pipe coinage. Jim says that Muckenfuss
paid the Chicago club for Decker's ex-
penses on the Southern trip of the Colts
and s200 to boot.
Amos Rusie. who Is less given TO COM
plant than any other pitcher in the major
league. says there Is room for improve
ment in Charley snyder's decision on balls
and strikes.
Jimmie Ryan says the Louisville team Is
,iIia has Nd ,o .,,,1a nv G,
nuts pror-n. aro t,o,djnr vi, 80, .re
no, Latting very strong.
George necker's shift from Chicago to ST.
Louis looks 10 De rash move on 'hc part
Of Tommy Burns AS first baseman Bill
Everitt is still in the Trial Stakes class.
though Burns has decided TO take a chance
on Farmer William just for the sake OF
~ p'i''' "'''"i' '""' ~ WIZ s"'
us'i'
Get on your wheel and All aboard
are two contributions of Jimmy Ryans 10
the coaching vernacular.
Thornton. Griffith Friend and Gala
han are relied on TO do most of the pitch
ing for the Chicazos this GEAR.
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sro,,,,Is ;, ts 90 ,,aeors oi,ona,, eom tsae
. s,Vuu'1, - W" it," aueau ,,S u'
ing day.
coL,ii 1. .,,, 49,, ,,,a,.o,,a
c,ub's ruIes this yoor and is niav,nq a
wbilrwind game IN cverv rasnert Thsre
is n, better thrower in the business than
The redskin
>.
,,.,i ~ sdlo MAJ tne BOSTON oiuo oihrlais
granada ,bis voar Who yin nromntlv
eject disorder,y s,:c+otare
eoola,o.,- =. ria,..,a,a .. , 49,.
purLot,,s lac st,,,a w. - 80 raiIa1
ho,,,, 49, o' s H. ,i,d p,os
donn a,oniior, n,or,, r -, n ,sa Ga ,i,h
nronor o,r, =, nI,,soi, ,,.o',ia do,ai,, i,ta
ploper care Oh hihlseii' "ouid neNelop INTO
rbo re,ira,,or, -, Cb,rIo, ro,i,, from, tho
Senatorial esld roc,us a etorv h,ard ar a
flaming hoo NInnranoIis nos sscurnd The |
princeton fasb,on nIato rns schmei, |
gave ~, 900" ~ rhe si,,oleons n the |
land for his relo,on WI, pai,i,, ,oard ~
the transaction he murmurcd: Was that
all they got for me? Holy jumping Je-
hosaphat. I've a bulldog in Princeton that
would bring more than that"
Bin Lange denies that he overlooked
Hughes. the twirling wonder Of tho veur
I'm was with the Commonwealers on the
california trip, and was instructed by
Jim Hart to corral any world heaters that
might turn up After HUGHES won his
s"t,u hSa'hsl inc Vrloies, bll became I'M
nn5 49, a"uIv.cu 10 ihe Young ,wirier'
a. u uue.pu mi nv neso,i"tions WIN MIN.
,,oi,, ''tsnes ueciintu TO sign as ne was
HIM., Ta,nf WIZ" hu Hahioh through
'sen'S 'e"ninss'
hiiiy barnle says Jones might make
soo1 shor, heider in time. hut Billy be-
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