The times., 1899-05-10
DIAMOND DUST.

Blobedanzs arm has no. yet developed its mid
season limbeTness-
Chauncey Fisher has finally been landed by
Manager Comissey, of st. Paul.
peeuliarity about Hulen's misplays is that
they usually occur on easy chances.
McGinniiy, who is pitching such great ball for
the Orioles, is from the Indian Territory.
There may he cliques in the Csiicagos, but
Burns Rough Riders continue TO hang around the
top
Arlie Latham's resurrection has not been at
tended with the brilliancy Of that of Al Maui and
Tom DAILY.
The Toronto Club is going right along winning
games They defeated the Providence club agar
on Monday
Cassidy had an of-day on Monday, and his or.
were the principal contributions 10 the sena-
tors defeat.
In Mondays game at Chicago, the Cleveland,
outbatted and outielded their opponents. but sti.
could not win.
wally Taylor. who is this year managing tl
Torontos, held down the second sack for Chicago
several seasons ago
Raymer is playing sensational game at short
field for the Kansas City Club. Manning seems 10
have made another find.
Burns Rough Riders have climbed to second
place in the league race, and pushing St Louis
too close for any comfort.
Fog Horn" Miller, the old National Lacquer
is catching this year for Manager Rims Reading
team OF the Atlantic League
The easy in which Buffalo took four
straight from indianapolis is being attributed to
the latter's lack OF condition.
Mr. wagner's refusal TO transfer games sched-
ued 10 take place in Washington to other cities
shows most oommendable spirit.
Slagle got back into the game Monday and
! while he did not distinguish himself at the bat
| he played a beautiful fielding game
An example Of true patriotism was shown hy
/ Chief thinner when he elected 10 remain in
| Cleveland rather than Join the Tebeau contingent
| in ST. Louis.
The Beaneaters are very erratic in their work
| this season. Some days they inyincible and
upon othsrs they are incomprehensbe. One can
never tell what will happen until the last man
| is out.
II the Young man who covers the ball games for
the ''New York Tribune" should ever come West
and live TO get back hOme-hc will have a
thrilling story OF cruelty 10 animal added TO
his reportorial repertoire
Manning Of Kansas City, is perhaps the most
successful minor league magnate and manager in
| the business lie nearly always has a winning
team. and during his baseball career has amassed
/ a neat little fortune
Pittsburg fans are raising protest against the
| retention of Fred Ely at short-stop. They claim
! that his good work in the field does not compen-
| sate for his weakness at the bat, and they are
camoring for the substitution of Madison in Ely's
! place
The defeat of the Senators yesterday cannot be
| attributed 10 luck. II is true that dame fortune
has dispensed more frowns than smiles on Irwin's
men this season, but a Of 10 to l indicates
that something is absent besides luck. Washing.
ton hasn't team that could win the pennani
4 with everything most favorable, but no club has
the right 10 drop four straights to such an az.
| grcgation as the New Workers. The Washington
| fans should be charitable however, and wait pa
tiently for the team 10 take brace. II is bound
| TO come, lie il DELAYED az long as it may. mel
ancholy consolation is that the coming series with
the Snperbas can be disastrous than tho
past series with the Giants.