The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-02-12
SPORTING ITEMS.

Any club that wants the uld-timcrS.
said President Van Dcrbnck is entitled
10 them Of course If | haa signed
Tucker the papers would have written
columns about him. | purchased Catcher
Moran the other day, and the papers do
not say much. simply bcca lse he is
newcomer, and they do not know much
about him. | argue that a young man has
everything to gain, and that he will work
harder 10 win games than the callouSed
ol,'-timer, who is perhaps sore because
he Is not receiving aS much salary a. he
thinks he ought To- get Some of the men
| brought ont were never heard Of hy the
fans. Who ever heard of Pat billiard nm
I'll | sprung him upon the public. | find
that you can obtain better results and yet
better work out of new men. You need
au old head or two to steady them. Peo-
PIE think that Detroit will not he in it be-
cause ! have not any old caStoffS on my
list. Let them wait and see how my
team sizes up. But for the draft. which
deprived me at some Of my best men, De
troit would hc right in the race from the
start this year. Just wait and see what
my youngsters do.
The annual meeting of the Milwaukee,
Rowing club was held last evening and
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. John j. Casey: vice president, Leo
liaertlc: treasurer, \. X. Rartling; cap
tain, Christian Bach, Jr.; lieutenant, w
e. Goctz; cnS.gE. Robert Sheer.
Louisville IS reported To have turned
down tender of Catcher Clements. ow-
ing T. the excessive price upon that
PLAYER.
Pittsburs i likely to sell young Eddie
BOYLE to Indianapolis If the deal goes
through, Boyle Will spend year on the
indianapolis farm, then don q Cincinnati
uniform.
Pitcher rayneof Brooklyn believes that
the league should not vent all its dis
pleasure upon the players: it should Z" a
step farther and forever dcbar a few
protanc and obscene spectators.
The Western league magnatcs should
give the new Omaha club the first chance
at their surplus players. \ frst-claSs
team IN the Nebraska metropolis would
mean big money in their p"cketS.-EN-
change.
Tommy Tucker to Omaha, And for
meaSly $500 ut that, The ex-Rostouiau
! certainly 4 better first haSeman than nj
least half those now playing iii the Ma
tional league Sporting Life.
The rrlnS et authority have been placed
IN noylr'S hands hy Manager Brown of
PLAYER VIII act rs captain of the team
when Brown is not in the game.
Genrg, Smith wants Rrn,klyn In riva
him ,norhor rb,r,.. TN. sn.,,n,, II, I,.;II
pr 3ba bly get il, lie is kr"ninr, in shane
playing handhall at Altoona. Cincinnati
refused nm offer TO trade him back, made
by Brooklyn
There Viii nr,I,,II,. J., ,rl,. -,,., o,,,l
not over three. playins manasrrs in the
hlE league next season. which is big
Brown. Dn@yan GI9rEe Tnh.,,I ''s aTj MI
Au<on v.r. I.I,Tr. LII %, ,,,,,,,,r,',. ,'r,"
TIL, marpat,s an r',,.jr, - eli
ami winter ah,ur rrf,rr, ,r,l ~ mi. nr
nothing In ,h3t dirr,ti,n ~ tbn .nr;n..
II would be far b.tt,.r ~ l,,S,, :, ssnra -
players than ~ fnrf,.i, tb.. ,,,"j Mi ~
the public Th, RruSb resolution is not
too strong. III. rnvdl,> must 90 -Fx-
change
1t is thought that thy mske-un nf ,re
Chicago team next season. outside NJ Tho
batteries. viii be Everett. FIRST: Connrr
second Dahlen short: Mccormick. third
Callahan. left: Lanse. center. ana Ky8n
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