St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-28
week on the details of a plan for clul
tourney in the near future.
Small Talk


Manager Mutrie of the New York club
was not in his usual hopeful frame Of mind
yesterday He said frankly that he wanted
players badly and could not get them. ave
are all broken up" said he. Just think OF
III Richardson has a finger broken, and
Ewing is sick in bed. That game at Philadel-
phia was lost through the breaking of Rich
ardson finger. The ball that broke his fin
ger really decided the game. That was eenice
piece of luck wasn't it? How we are going
to get along without Ewing am sure don't
know. l tell you, he's strong man, and
Wen miss him. Our pitchers are all right,
but our catchers are not Deasley can't do
all the catching; his hands wont stand 1t.
There has been report going the rounds that
had fined Deasley 5000 and suspended him.
That was lie.-Chicago Tribune.
Base bali has been introduced in japan,
and IS now becoming q popular outdoor spo rt.
The Japs however, have not got the game
down to quite such q scientific point as the
Americans. Some ii me since q game was
played between a japanese club i and a team
OF American clerks, In which consid erablle
amusement was afforded those who Witnessed
1t by one of the Yankees running out of the
line of base, and the entire Japanese nine
Joining in hot pursuit and chasing him into
rice field, where they triumphantly put him
out.
Charles Moth will wrestle Tom Shields at
Al Schafer's South Side park. Minneapolis,
oHiS CFeHlHS, lOT d puTs0 OI SAUU, put up Dy
Mr.. Schafer. 1t is the postponed match of
last Saturday. The styles will be Greco
Roman and catch as-catch-can, and Moth Is
handicapped. He has to throw Shields FIVE
times in an hour to win. Shields has trained
until he is in fine condition. and wagers ali he
has that he can prevent Moth from winning
Pitcher GetzeIn of the Detroit base ball
club has been fined $500 for insolence and
profanity addressed to Capt. Hanlon, who
censured him for listless playing. This makes
total Of S400 against Getzein in the last
month in the shape of fines il #F
Jerry Murphy, who is to attempt to sistop
Tommy Warren in eight rounds next Tues.
day night, has trained down to $50 2pounds
and he claims that Warren will weigh over
l20 pounds He feels perfectly confident of
winning. ~ Z
The match boat race, three miles and two
turns, between O'Connor and Stone, will oc-
cur at Lake Calhoun at o'clock this after
noon. Stone is the favorite, but ali concede
that he has all he can do if he wins.
Richmond, the old crack pitcher Of the
WoreeSters. who has not played ball for some
years, pitched for Cincinnati yesterday. He
was knocked out of the box In four innings
by the Pittsburg sluggers
The match arranged between Charles Moth
and Matsada Sorakichi, the Jap, will take
place in st. Paul. instead of Minneapolis,
next Friday night, Sept. 3, in the Exposition
rink. ~
The American association games yesterday
resulted as follows Pittsburg IL, Cincin-
natl 8; st, Louis 10, Louisville 2; Baltimore
4, Brooklyn O.; Athletic Z, Metropolitan 5.
1t looks very much as if the New Yorks are
after Phenomenal Smith of the Newark club.
Several visits were made by the management
to that city during the last week.
In the St. Louis-Louisville game yesterday,
Ramsey was hit very hard and did not strike
out man.
The winners yesterday at Brighton Beach
were Change, George Angus, Florence Nj and
Restless.
Moth and Carkeek, the Wiscou sin won der
are said to be arranging a wrestling match.