St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-29
Scraps of Sport.

The Dayton's Bluff Standards defeated the
Naples by score Of II to 5. The batteries
for the Standards were Smith and Veg
werth; for the Naples. Ryan and Holier The
standards will play any club between the
ages OF 10 and IL. Address James Motert,
1O23 Fremont street
The Northern Pacifics defeated the Nation
ais in an interesting game. the score being 4
to l. The Northern PacificS would like to ar
range games with any team. either in or out
OF the city. Address all challenges to George
u. Scales, Northern Pacific, Como shops, St.
Paul.
The Sentinais won their tenth consecutive
game to-day, defeating the Duluth shops by
score of to 5. Batteries, Bott and Spind-
Ter, Hawks and Sugar; struck out, by Bott 1S
by Hawks 9. The features Of the game was
the batting Of Bott and McDonough.
The Yerxa base ball nine defeated the St.
Anthony Avenue nine by a score of s to 4
Yesterday. The feature OF the game was
Harley Davidson's pitching. He struck out
eighteen men.
The Unions defeated Miller's nine by a
score of 9 to 5. The batteries for the Unions
were Cook and Redington, for the Millers,
Sullivan, Suthermer and CollaZ
Philadelphia has released Pitchers Schultz
and smith and signed Pitcher Spaulding. of
Williams College, and Ed Cassian, of the
New Britain, Conn.,, team.
Ben Johnson, secretary of the Cincinnati
Association club, declares positively that Mike
Boston league club.
The directors of the California Athletic
club are endeavoring to arrange fight for
August between Jack Davis of Omaha, and
Joe McAuliffe.
The Unious would like to hear from clubs
from thirteen to sixteen years of age. Ad-
dress all challenges to j. Redington, 357
Ramsey street.
''Reddy' Gallagher and young Mitchell
have been matched by the Occidental clu b.
OF san Francisco. to fight in September for a
5000 purse.
II John Mclean, the Australian, reall y
comes to this country ne will be kept busy.
Peterson, O'Connor, and Gandam all want q
shy at him.
The Pleasant Avenue nine challenges any
nine under fourteen years OF age. Address
all challenges to Dennis Igo, 357 Sherman
street.
Peter Browning, who was released by the
Pftlsburg club. has accepted better terms Of
fered him by the Cincinnati league club.
Jack Steele. of Boston. and Billy Shannon
fight before the Occidental Athletic club, of
San Francisco, to morrow night.
Billy Barnie comes to the front with a de-
NAL of the story that he will give up the man
agement of the Baltimore club.
kessler, the Butte. Mont, pugilist, wants to
fight La Blanche again for $500 side. He
whipped the Marine once.
Doc Bushong falls lower and lower. He
has been released by the Lebanon club of
the Eastern association
The American association race seems to
have dwindled down to q fight between
Boston and st. Louis
New York wants to unload some of its
pitching talent. but seems to fear to strengthen
any of the other clubs.
Frank McHugh, the Cincinnati bantum, is
| in San Francisco to fight the winner of the
| Dixon-Willis fight.
Austin Gibbons sailed yesterday for New
! York. He has offered 10 fight Reeder and a
match is pending.
To decide all bets Jere Dunn has announced
| that kilrain drew first blood on Slavin in
their recent fight
j. Earle Wagner is on the still hunt for a
| competent manager for his Philadelphia
/ Athletics.
Cincinnati ana Pittsburg are having des.
| perate race for the last place in the pennani
| struggle.
] Dennis Gallagher has issued sweeping
! challenge to all wrestlers, Ernast Rober pre-
/ ferred.
| Brooklyn is said to be looking for second
baseman. Collins is too slow on double
| plays.
Sharrott's arm is out of sling and he will
| be able to pitch for New York in ten days
| Tom Ryan and Mcmillan, of Washington.
| are IN active training for their coming fight.
| Scott Stratton, the pitcher recently released
| by Pittsburg has been signed by Louisville.
| Stuart, q aBritish-Columbian athlete, wants
! to wrestle Jimmy Faulkner at 100 pounds
Glenn BushmaD, of the Quincy club, has
| signed to play third ase for Lincoln.
| Providence Is credited with desire tC
| break into the American association.
| Prof Mike Donovan has written and is
| sued book on the art of boxing.
| Reilly Of the Pittsburgs will appeal his ex
| pulsion by the Columbus Elks
! Billy Mccarthy and Alexander Greggnius
| fight July 21 in San Francisco.
Mexican leaos off for Cleveland during Nc
j Aleer's lay-off.
Clarkson has won fourteen games out of
! twenty pitched.
President Harrison is great lover of black
| bass fishing.
Lotta, the actress, spends most Of the sum
| mer fishing.
Pete Browning has been released by Pitts
| burg.