Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-21
CAUGHT on THE Fly.
Clean Kits Taken in and Sent Home by tn,
'.Globe'' Reporter.

"Globe'' Reporter.
In the game of ball yesterday afternoon
between nine made up from the GLOBE
and Pioneer Press Offices, and the North
Star cigar makers nine, the printers were
successful by one run, the score standing 1a
to II in ten innings. The game exhibited
some good playing, but; as rule, it was q
mutfer's lay out. Had Paul Martin, catcher
Tor the printers, not have been knocked out
OF trim by foul ball, in the sixth inning,
the score for the cigar makers would have
been much smaller than it was.
Erle's new nine will consist of Baker, LAT
ferty, Dehlman, Kessler, Curry, Talley, Dor
gan, Salisbury and Valentine. Dehlman will
manage.
Madden, the effective pitcher of last years
Syracuse Stars, in conjunction with his
brother, has organized p nine at Marlboro.
Mass, for which he does the pitching.
The following will compose the Spring
field, Mass, club; Hickey, c.; Corcoran, D. !;
Cannon, 1st b.; Brady, ed b.; Hackett, Sd
b.; Fitz, 8. s.; Root, |. f.; Harry, c. f.; Phil
lips, r.f.
Auburns, for which Allison of last years
AS0Nso 10 PAoyAAt5 AASI, IAoy puAASuou Guo
Rochesters to the tune of 10 to 2. A good
beginning.
The latest announcement for the Erie,
Pa, team is as follows: Valentine, Baker,
Lafferty, Curry, Talley, Kessler, Salisbury,
Knowdell and Dorgan. Several of these
men are claimed elsewhere.
A letter from Cleveland to the Chicago
Times, giving the makeup of their nine,
contains the names of H. II. Salisbury and
S. A. Ely, of the Red Caps last season, and
w. B. Phillips, of the Minneapolis.
An Eastern paper suggests that, if Con-
gress has any proper idea of what is due the
country, it will adjourn. The wires which
are now taken up with transmitting Wash
ington news will soon be needed to send &C.
counts of ball games.
On Decoration day, May 30th, the Chi
Cages and Bostons play at Boston on Bunk
er Hill day, June 18th, the Cincinnatis and
Bostons play at Boston on July 4:h the
Bostons play in Milwaukee, Providence in
Chicago, and Indianapolis in Cincinnati.
The following is the staff of League UNI
pires as selected: w. E. Furlong, M. J..
Turner, c. w. Simonds, Milwaukee; G. Bred
burg, G. J. Stambaugh, Chicago; ia. Cross,
Charles Daniels, Providence; w. E. Stearn,
Washington; G. F. White, Lowell; j. j.
Eagan, j. G. Sumner, J. Fl. Hodges, Boston;
J. q. Julien, A. Jones, Jr., Indianapolis;
George L. Seward, St. Louis; j. r. Brock
way, Cincinnati; w. Mclean, Philadelphia:
A. G. Pratt, Pittsburgh.
The FIRST exhibition game by the Chicagos
was played yesterday with picked nine
selected by Al. Spalding, captain of the
Chicagos the past two seasons, he himself
playing second, with EN- Gross behind
the bat and Bachli pitching. In order to
play the eleven men, five innings will be
played with Larkin pitching and Ferguson
as short, and the balance of the game with
Refs pitching, and Little Mack (McClellan)
at short. The result of the game had not
been received last evening.
The six league clubs will open their cham
pionship season on the LIST of May, as fol-
lows: Chicago and Indianapolis, at Indian
apolis; Cincinnati and Milwaukee, at Gin
cinnati; and Boston and Providence, at
Providence. The first league championship
gamo in Boston will be played May 4, be-
tween the Boston and Providence clubs. The
championship season will not be opened in
Chicago and Milwaukee until May IA, when
the Indianapolis club will play in the former
city and the Cincinnati in the latter.
An agreement has been made between the
National league and six of the strongest In
ternational Association clubs whereby the
visiting clubs are to receive 1215 cents for
each person admitted to the grounds to wit
ness contest between them, excepting only
members of the press, players of the contest
ing clubs, policemen in uniform and ten
other persons. The six clubs are as follows:
Tecumseh, of London, Canada Buffalo, of
Buffalo, New York; Stars, of Syracuse, New
York; Rochester, of Rochester, New York;
Lowell, of Lowell, Massachusetts; and Spring
field, of Springfield, Massachusetts,.