The sun., 1901-08-08
Baseball Notes.

M-boston got MN from 'he west Ne"
Gienwood- Tho runner was not forced
and was not out II back to first base before
being touched.
There ia a letter at this onice for the
manager Of the Verona Baseball Club OF New
The rh,sasEh,s MATE NS,ion;l, 9, =, it il said,
ton team, and reprScr'sd TO he the fastest
Jack TownNend, the yodng Philadelphia
ri, cher. i a youth OF much self-conhdence.
aPut me In against Mathewson. he said to
Shsttslinc the other day. and Ill try him
out"
DETROIT, Mich. Aug: In to,dsys Chi;
gay" and was put OF the grounds, Mertes
put Oh the beach.
IN. J.m::: & .h n.: sGr .;.sSs Day p.!,ss cH.. n
Gs s.ans Erss"? OfsSRas a pser ana as M rrefsrTed
Jamaica. fSS L. "' ' e'''
The .emi-profcs.ional Belmonts want to
play all teams giving good guarantee They
have AL dates In August and september and
two games on Labor Dav also open. Address
Mtliiam H. Ilatten' 10 'd'nmore avenue
CLEVELAND. Aug. cleveland signed
Brscken, a local amateur pitcher to-day.
He pitched his first professional game to-day;
holding Milwaukee down 10 ak hits and
batting in the winning runs with two-
basger In the ninth inning
TORONTO, Aug. l. Woods won two game.
for Brockton here to-day In the first he held
his homer In the eighth scored the winning
tslhes. In the second game he succeeded
Pfanriler. as the latter had broken his finger
innins again Knocked the bali over tho fence
with man on base.
BrrrALo. Aug The Eastern League
magnates met to-day. but as So6y OF Hart
=. ha.N rfi hA tuL
on the cases OF disputed games. They We're
discussed, however, and President Powers
said after the meeting that Bund2 would
surely get the gate money for the disputed
game with Toronto. Umpire Warner was
present at the session.
CLEVELAND. Aug. T. Umpire Mannassau
saa sa%s 'Tf fhs siPss'sRR MPxasRe" player. made run
{or him because he would not call Bracken's
iii In the ninth a foul Duffy. Firel and Con-
niiycssr rGy rofs Pss p poWns viii Of the ceveands The
crowd naturally sided with Mannassau and
was about TO mix things with the Brewers
Nhen 1hs poce IN ssr 10 PTesd.n Shy sh
son at once.
The Monarch 4. G; OF Brookly1 has nett
Westwcods, Pearsalls. Bsyslde E9ui,ables,
Oritani F q, Pattersons, Hackensack Wheel
men. MaIions. Rptherfords, ,eronas Of New
stesds. fresports, .skeiys, BrOoklyn. Re;
serves, Empires. Tarrytowns, HOLLYWOOD
Inns Mount 1sass, Ssv'STn reiG,msnn GFngs
zoo Howard avenue. Brooklyn,
Hugh Duffy has had a change Of heart
r.sarains gmp'rsS and has the i1lIoTins
league last spring and saw how umpires
ic, fore Sss so ansrsnr from tho National
League methods. thought the PLAYERS were
urnpires and every one else. hive changed
my mind since and now take on my hat to
the oficisls Of tho American League. II is
tho only method that will keep the game
he sooner the Naiionai League adopts Tho
rules set down by Ran Johnson the better
II will be for that organization II Is better
will do we'll TO try TO help umpres along
rather than make trouble for them" And
he might have added, magnates would do
help the umpires along by not kicking.
MsBs NH. d the W wavsl s%y state fSsss essss
team jumped from the top story Of the Lewis
ouse one OF the leading hn,es nd 0i 'n.s f,,y
Injuries which will probably prove fatal
Mullins Is one Of the hest known pitchers
ip the state. having been con connsc,cd sh with
teams for several seasons lie came here
with the Wsverly team Yesterday, and this
morning awakened his comrades by shout:
ing Take that ball. take that ball, and
springing from the he'd rushed To the window
yaulting out "a though jumping fence
Pitcher Cling. who was rooming with him,
striking on n porch ROOF and rolled to tbs
ground. Manager lielne was among the
first on the ground and tainted NJ the sight
Of Mullins's crushed form, " was was necessary
him to. Mullins was carried into the hotel,
and though no bones were broken, there are
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