St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-25
AROUND THE BASES.
Pithy Points About Players Who
Throng the Diamonds.

Pitcher Sowders, of ST. Paul, and Swartzel
| of Kansas City, in the Western association,
struck out seventeen men in games last sea-
| son.
Pinckney. of the Brooklyn team, scored
more runs than any other player, either in
| the League or Association. this year.
Jack Rowe tore up telegram from Pitts
burg asking his terms. He wouldn't send
| terms and says he wi II not be sold.
The New York and Brooklyn players Will,
as usual, take the chances of the weather to
play game on Thanksgiving day.
The Cuban Giants won 121 games last sea-
son. tied two and lost thirty-one. The club
will be located in Hoboken in 1889.
The American association meeting will be
held i'll st. Louis December instead of the
18th, as previously announced.
Louisville will have a good team next sea-
son. President Davis will begin signing men
just after the annual meeting.
They say that Umpire Fessenden, Of this
years Western Association, will be on the
Association staff next year.
Pitchers Shenkel and Wells. Of the Mil
YANKEES, have concluded to go into partner
ship in the cigar business.
Jim Davis is hard man to manage but
Comiskey will get along with him on the St
Louis Browns next season.
Louisville may secure Andrus. the second
baSeman of the Hamiltons. He has pur
chased his own release.
Anson's batting average: New York Her
| aid, 81; Boston Herald and Boston Globe,
315; official, 34S.
Every club in the American Association
| next season can regulate its own price of
admission.
Syracuse expects to dispose of Mari and
Murphy this week. Walker, the catcher, will
be retained.
Mark Baldwin's father and mother went to
San Francisco to see their son sail for the
| South seas,
Bob Wheelock is willing to play in Mil
| waukee if he can secure his release from
! Worcester.
Kansas City's team will be a fine one. The
| owners of this club have displayed great en-
| terpriSe.
Brooklyn has purchased the release of j.
| p Visner from Hamilton and he has already
| signed.
| If Buffalo does not join the American as
| ISOLATION, Syracuse or Rochester may be in
| vited.
| Ed Morris and Billy Kuehne will probably
run billiard-room in Pittsburg this winter.
| Indianapolis wanted Sam Thompson. but
| Philadelphia got there before the HoosieIs.
| Hamilton, Canada, will have team. and
| Jim Clifford will probably be its owner.
Neither of the leading organizations have
| as yet signed an umpire for next season.
| The two B. S are spoken of as next years
| winners-Boston and Brooklyn.
J John Kelley has very high opinion Of the
! Cincinnati team for next season.
| Tony Mullaue will sign q contract with the
| Cincinnati club II few days.
| One of the Cincinnati team uniforms for
| next season will be ''all white"
The Cleveland team will probably do the
spring practicing at Memphis.
Tuckerman will be st. Paurs star pitcher
next year.-Sporting News.
Catcher Schildkncht, of Sioux City, has
signed with Milwaukee.
Tom Burns. of the Brooklyns, dropped
| $500 on the election.
New York would like to have Catcher Mil
| Ter, of Pittsburg.
Cartwright will play in the Southern
league next year.
Clarkson has purchased home in the Bos-
ton Highland.
Cunning claims that his arm is all right
again.
Milwaukee has made Catcher Jantzen an
offer.
Dunlap will captain Plttsburg again next
year.
Morris viii get $4,000 for next years
work.
Mobile will be in the Southern league next
year.
Dundon wants to play in Mobile.