The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-22
Baseball Notes.

Dick Harley OF the Clevelands ought to be in
one OF the big teams.
There are letters at this Office for pitchers
Jake Stencil has retired from baseball to 20
into the saloon business.
Amos RusIe is pitching two games week for
an independent team In Indiana.
The Rochesters were defeated In the Eastern
3to /.
STeGraw made 1T runs In OF games. thereby
leading the League In this department OF the
game.
De Montreville. who was a failure and rule
for the Orioles.
Stafford has been released by the Boston
Club. he will be signed by Arthur Irwin for
the Washingtons.
Cincinnati cranks are still hopeful. especially
as the Reds have ten games to play with the
Cievelands at home.
Whom the present season closes. look out for
several big deals engineered by Manager Han
Ion In behalf OF the Brookynsl
Keller sI. has made at least one hit in every
made three or tour hits In each.
President Hart OF the Chicago Club now says
A. n a n Ss6 g.
Irving Hooker Of the Albany club, the most
promising pitcher IN the New York State
League. may be purchased by the Chicago club
TwS bs o sRyo bssn Pasd this
both. one going to Brooklyn and one to St.
Louis.
Kellum. tho star pitcher of the Indianapolis
Club. who has won IA out OF 1S Rames this
season. will BIO with the Cincinnatis next
season
Bob Allen. who has been managing the In
dianapolis team successfully this year 10
talked OF as manager Of big League team
next season.
Brode Of the Baltimores has batted safely in
and IS out o. 81 he never played such sue fass
The Dariens would like to ARRANGE games
Bowen. Darlen. Ct.
Those wiseaeres who were bowling for tho
oiesry emSarrassed during the ciaSfa n msfe
recent victorious streak.
The East Side Branch Y. N. @. A. would like
ss sIFsn 9ss ad. s0s sEE9n ssss
1es East Eighty-seventh street
~ The proposed new league is Eidiculed BY men
Tebeau says that tho chief promoter. Georae
schaefer OF st. Louis. hasn't dollar.
!, The Brooklyns have drawn better on the road
the attendance at washington Parf. Wills a
tons.
i've runs In the fourteen games played egainst
he f SPed FsaS S Be. Rnss tasS
eighty-nve runs.
PAT Tebeau. after telling st. Louis people
Ssrss Rrowns viii coma II R eRird at st
ana says the eBh roopsn 9n wiz sh az thp
BosToN. Aug. 21.-goston signed Hickman
again today as Q sub-outhelder. Seee gave
been doing such good work Of late as Duffy's
substitute. it was thought best to keep him.
Several Of the League umpires have recently
chs BaIttmores are PLAYING faster ball than
either Boston or Brooklyn. and that ~ Is quite
syndicate baseball has received such o
League will endeayor to wipe out the evil this
@ ss sHdsS INTO Two f S s}r
cults, would accomplish the object nicely.
There have been le5 one run, victories this
twenty each Louisville and PhilaSe iphia, siI-
teen; PittsburG. ffteen; St, Louis and BaIti-
more more Rt%nrteen Boston Ard New York thir;
Washington. six.
It's doubtful II Lajoie will be able to play
again thus SEASON. which win probably beat
pennant; Had taioie bsen able to take part in
every scheduled game. the Quakers would have
been much more dangerous.
the Rhssa A:sS a. We 6piE nv ss
playerS yesterday. because we wanted 10
vii they pieasS Frssam To Eh.n H. games
with the Bostons are payedi
FreSd% Gta Y PelpG e2ndeHned all over the
Bostons; Even the Boston papers. pronounoe
The The, ts 'eonteppt bic plsoe Of trickery,"
But the real Individual to bame Is the right
eous soden. the advertised pillar Of the
National League.
The NeE S"TSs St have seven play
the champions might find Il, q hard matter to
win al OF these contests What, would Freed
shs By the New
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