Clipping:The catcher borrows a chest protector

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Date	Friday, July 11, 1884
Text	[Kansas City UA vs. Chester 7/10/1884] Toney [of the Chester] was crippled on the fingers and played at a disadvantage, but did good work. In the second inning he got a rib tickler on a hot foul liner, and the remainder of the game covered his liver with the breast protector brought along by Alexander [of the Kansas City] (Chester, Pa.) Delaware County Times July 11, 1884 telling the umpire he needs glasses Billy McLean is getting old, and he doesn't like to acknowledge it, and it made him so mad when Joe Hornung told him he ought to get a pair of spectacles that he fined Joe $20. National Police Gazette July 12, 1884
Source	Delaware County Times
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
Origin	Initial Hershberger Clippings

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