St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-30
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This is what the Milwaukee Sentinel said
OF the firsi Milwaukee-ot. Paul game: "As to
the game, the locals had a picnic. The st.
Paul team is made up of large .husky-looking
men, but they don't put up large quantity
OF ball playing. Some of their plays were,
however, scintillating examples of what can
be accomplished on the diamond. This was
especially true of Ely, who made long dive
Tor ball that was going over second base,
and which looked like a certain hit, scooped
ltup with one hand ana got it to first III
time TO put out the runner. The play was so
excruciatingiy good that the boards in the
grand stand cracked in approval, and the
spectators yelled
The Daytons Bluff Hoodoos have organ
lzed for the season. The club is made up of
some or the best players iii the city ana is
open to ali comers-the st. Paul league team
preferred. Following are the members
names and their res pective positions: Gatzka,
catcher; McCarrier pitcher; Brodrick, first
base; Conley, second base; Swarzel. third
base; Smith, shortstop; Lacy. right field; Bar
raft, center field; Rhode. left field; Uncle
extra. They viii play their first game with
the saltwater Mascotts next Sunday. John
keIlerman, 229 Bates avenue, viii receive all
challenges.
Manager Wstkins, of the ST. Paul club,
said last night that nothing definite had
been done in the matter of transferring the
club TO Duluth. Some negotiations had been
entered into, but nothing had yet come of
them. The transfer might be made any day
or might not be made at all. IF the pat
ronage in st. Paul doesn't increase we will
have to transfer the club almost anywhere"
lie said--Milwaukee Sentinel.
The officials of the Milwaukee Base Ball
club are hot worrying about the resolution
TO be introduced INTO the common council to
abolish Sunday ball games If such law
should pass there would be no more base
ball here, as the weekday attendance in
Milwaukee is notOriously bad, and the ex-
penses of the club could not begin to be
PAID wllhout0 Sunday games.-Milwaukee
sentinel.
Manager Manning must recognize the fact
that he is i'll Il camp that is feeling rather
hostile aha that there is but one way TO over
come the feeling. II is by good ball playing
Give the fans lively, energetic, "gingery''
ball games and they will forget everything
But II the blues play Indifferent bali now 1t
Will lake weeks 10 work up the enthusiasm
again.-Kansas City Times.
Rain interrupted the Minneapolis game
yesterday III the fourth inning, when the
score stood 4 to 4. "Wild Biil'' Widner
pitched for Sioux City and Bartson for the
Millers. There will be two games to-day. AT
the morning game Mitchell will pitch for
Minneapolis and Dewald for Sioux City. In
the afternoon Duke pitches for the Aillers
and Hart for Sioux City.
why is the st. Paul team like Germany?''
asked a Wag Yesterday "BecauSe there IS
Hamburg III it" he explained, and the spec
tators fell off their seats.-Milwaukee Sen
liuel.
The Dayton's Bluff Browns ch6llenge any
amateur Team ill St Paul to a game of ball
Sunday afternoon. Address 1876 East Sey-
enth street.
There is only one man in the entire st.
Paul team who is Goodenough-he plays cen
ter tield.-Mlwaukee Sentinel