St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-08

foolihg people into going out there only to find
they have spent their time and money for moth
| ing! Again, does 1t not look like not attending
| to business to allow the old base ball cards for
| games away back in June to hang up In windows
| along the streets of the city!
Tilley, Of the Cleveland club, arrived yesterday
morning and will play in the field with the st.
Paul club.
brother Of Corcoran has been engaged to
pitch for Chicago. He has been playing in an
amateur nine in Brooklyn. He is said to possess
fully as much speed as Larry.
Mr.. Hunter, manager of the st. Paul
base ball club left yesterday for the east, with
view to securing one or two more players that
have been heard Of in that section.
Bay City vs.. St. Paul this afternoon at the
West Seventh street grounds.
Milwaukee Wisconsin: Quinn, the pitcher re-
Gently engaged by the Stillwaters, is a native OF
Ontario, and an old acquaintance Of Dunn's The
latter recommended Quinn to Manager Mckee
before the Stilwaters engaged him, but Mckee
thought he was not good enough for the Milwau-
kee team, and Gunkle Immediately signed him,
subsequently defeating Milwaukee, Quincy and
Peoria.
The Muskegons will play with the Minneapolis
club this afternoon.
Our people still feel very sore because Umpire
Tunnison swindled Minneapolis out of Saturday 8
game with the Bay City club.
This Bay Citys are powerful kickers.
The GLOBE is the only paper in the northwest
that has correct summary of Northwestern
league games. 1t had special reports from all
points last week.
McAuley caught great game yesterday de
| allowed no one to steal a base.
Some people claim that Casey cannot run, but
that is all mistake. He is somewhat too pom
derous to gracefully, but he manages to
skim the field with rapidity that would bother
some OF the smaller men to equal. He stole
second and then third on the great st. Paul bat
terry yesterday.
There is no lack of sympathy in this city for
the St. Paul club, and applause for their good
playing is unstnted. 1t all grows out of the fact
the three best men of the club are resident Min
neapolicans and who exceedingly popular
here.
Gunzel received an injury in the shoulder yes
terday by foul tip, and at the end OF the sew
enth inning he went into center field, and Barnes
relieved him behind the bat.
Fisher does fine work in covering the second
bag. He is more effective there than in the outer
field.
The umpire yesterday acted fairly. 1t re-
minded one of McQuaid.
johnson and Hurd's employees defeated the
employees Of Frazer and Shepherd to the tune of
"a to s.
Not many horses left Minneapolis for the
Winnipeg races.
Casey has often manifested his desire to try
short stop. Manager Tuthll accorded him that
boon on Sunday. He is now content to play in
center field.
Yesterdays game was an infeld game. Only
one fly was captured in center field and that was
taken In by Nichols.
The patrons of the base ball park certainly got
| the worth of their money yesterday. There is no
cause for grumbling, and to-day's game should
be witnessed by two thousand people.
Adon Butler informs GLOBE reporter that
that Butler refuses to wrestle him. A question
of veracity between the two sports
Rumor is still rife that Capt Dalton and
Sheriff will soon fight to the finish in the vicinity
of Minneapolis.
Prof. Duplissis is preparing for another day Of
field sports at the base ball park, to come off in
August.
1t looks much as if the Donaldson Farrell mill
had fallen through
Caruthers and Walker will occupy the points
to-day. Caruthers is in fine form again, and
Walkers rest will doubtless fit him for catching
u good game.
Had 1t not been for Umpire Tunnisons partial
| ity and general unfarness, Bay City would have
credit for two games less, and Minneapolis two
games more. One of those games was played in
Bay City, and one in this city.