St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-10
Notes.


AT Quincy-Quincy, Z; Fort Wayne, 5.
The Muskegon team begins its series in st.
Paul on Saturday.
Graves, exchange catcher of the st. Paul
club has been released.
1t is reported that Mcintyre, the Terre
Haute's pitcher will be released to-day.
Joe Strauss, the best catcher in the Bay
City team, is laid up with chills at the Wind
SOr.
Peoria won the game of Grand Rapids on
Tuesday in five innings, the score standing 1
to 0. Rain interviewed in the sixth.
The Minneapolis Journal says the Quincy
team has lost fifteen games. Where and
when, please? 1t has lost but thirteen, neigh
Dor.
The Minneapolis Journal puts st. Paul in
its table as having one postponed game. St.
Paul has played every one of its games to
date.
Did the afternoon paper at the Falls know
that the Saltwater game scheduled
for Monday, June 80, at Saltwater, was not
played then and has not been played since!
The whole number of games scheduled to
each club in the Northwestern league, up to
last Saturday night, was forty eight. Certain
sporting editors in this region should paste
this in their hats.
The last game of the st. Paul-Bay City
series will be played this afternoon. Foster
will pitch for the home team, and probably
Porter for Bay City. The game will undoubt-
edly prove very interesting.
North, the Chicago pitcher whom the Mil
yankees expected on trial, has written Presi-
dent Iversen that he has not sufficient conf
dence in his ability to successfully face the
Northwestern League batters, and desires to
withdraw for the present
A report has gained considerable currency
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin,, sporting circles
that Cushman, Milwaukee's famous pitcher,
is about to withdraw fIom the box for the
season. In conversation with a Wisconsin
representative Mr.. Cushman authorized the
statement that although his arm had been
quite sore the early part of the season he had
no intention of retiring from the Milwaul1ees
but would remain with them until the eXpi-
ration of his contract.
Milwaukee Wiscoasi't-Steve Dunn, form
erly the efficient first baseman of the Milwau-
KEGS, has returned to the city. In the early
part of the season he sustained severe injur-
les, particularly so at Grand Rapids, May 80,
where he damaged his arm considerably by
pitching an inning. Dunn is 3 good, rela-
BILE baseman and batter, and would be de-
cided acquisition to clubs like ST. Paul or
Minneapolis. His habits are the very best,
and he is universally liked by the players.
Milwaukee Sentinel: The Milwaukee man
agement is still on the lookout for another
pitcher, and negotiations have been opened
with Tommy Bond, the once famous curver
of the Bostons. He has. been pitching with
the Boston Unions during the present sea-
son, but was released on Friday last on ac-
count of disagreement with the manage
ment. Bond is said to still possess his old
ability as thrower, and in game with the
ST. Louis Unions, one of the best clubs, his
pitching was very effective. Lew Brown was
also released at the same time. Brown is a
fine catcher and heavy b:tter. Driscoll,
formerly pitcher on the Louisville Ameri-
can association team; is alsy in communion
ton with the management, and may be Sc
cured.