St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-26
BASE BALL BRIEFS.
Gossip About Players in Several
= Big Leagues.

possip About Players in Several
p Big Leagues.
When Dave Rowe's Denver club was los
lug right along the boys were ordered TO re-
I port ut the grounds ons morning with fishing
| mes and hooks. On arriving there they were
Iold- each man III succession. to hook his
ISnlng nook into the bail and hold onto the
other end of the line. Then Dave would bat
the ball and they would pull at it, In that
way Dave says he taught some of them to
field.
There are two Pat Murphys in the business
ana they should not be confused One IS
center fielder OF the Minneapolis team. and
the other, who was last season with the New
/ Ork league team. is now catching for the
bunalo team--SpOTting Life. Call the Min
ileabohs man z. Lawrence and you are out
OF the dilemma.
The Dayton BLUFF Diamonds will Dlav their
second game with the Vest St Paul Maroons
mis- afternoon. on the latters ground The
batteries Tor the Diamonds will be Brewer
and liatzka; for the Maroons, Cassen and
Heldlich. Time, 2:30
The Burr street nine defeated the Central
PARK nine by score of - to z The feature
OF the game was the playing of Breed The
batteries were Mullane and smith for the
Burr streets, and Aiiethe and Klosterman for
the Central Parks
Arrangements are being made to organize a
commercial base ball league. 10 be composed
OF cabs from the different wholesale houses
IN me city, TO play games Saturday after
moons. There are two vacancies TO be filed
The Tavorites won the second game of bail
from the ROndo street nine By Il score of u
10 ;. The feature o. the game was Egan' ;
pitching, striking out u men, and giving 3
bases on balls.
Herman Long is back NJ short His injury
was not serious. ana he resumed ms place at
the top of BOst0n's batting list Monday.
Among the men 10 jump the Western asso-
cation reserve rule are Mains. Donahue
caEavan, Knell and Griffith.
The St Thomas Seminary nine defeated
the Manchester nine II to on the latler's
grounds yesterday afternoon.
VIII Darnhrough OF the Iincolns. has lust
been married to Miss Libbie Levin at Bloom
ington. H.
Suteliffe viii be back again in the National
league some day. See If he sn't.-Sporting
Times.
Crooks has superseded Latham as the asso-
cation chatterbox.-St. Louis Republican.
Dave Rowe officiates III the field when
3 urkett goes IN the box for Lincoln.
Kansas City will have but two catchers this
season, and but twelve men in ali.
Phil knelL who jumped Omaha, is pitch
ing miserable ball for Columbus
The Western association umpires received
500 each as advance money.
.nogrlever - expected to 90 some great
playing for Kansas City
John L. Sullivan prefers ball game to
any other amusement
Lowe has been playing short satisfactorily
for Boston
Deacon White is said to be yearning to play
third again.
Treadway and Messitt have been released
by Denver
Perry Werdeu IS the pet of the Baltimore
bIeachers.
Jim O'Rourke has property valued at
$1,000
Kelly says Caravan will turn out another
long
Patsy Tebeau is captaining the Cleveland
team.
Manager Watkins has released MeLaugh-
lin.
Duryea is laid up with a sprained ankle.
Lincoln has released Catcher Bushman.
Pitcher CUshm1n IS still disengaged
Dave Orr Is improving in health
Mccarthy has sprained q wrist