St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-25
Base q Briefs.

The Earls, who were so boisterous in their
demands for a game of ball with the Acmes,
failed to put III their appearance on the
Grand avenue grounds yesterday, and as q
result OF this disappointment. the AGNES
VIII deposit s. for d game ext Saturday on
the Grand avenue grounds. Address p. Schu-
macher, Manager.
The AGNES, who were looking for a game
after the Earls failed to show up yesterday,
played with the Pool Sharks. The score at
the end of the eighth inning was 1 to l.. the
game being stopped on account of rain.
Batteries for Acmes Davidson and Xxi; for
Pool Sharks, Lodwig and Brown.
The West Side Maroons defeated the Ohio
Streets by a score of 6 to 4. The battery
of Kilshaw and Burke, of the Maroons. and
Andy Thom pson's batting were the features
of the game. The Maroons would like TO get
a game for next sunday with some club un-
der eighteen years of age.
A game was played between the Y. M. C.
A. Juniors and Seniors at the grounds. cor
ner of Grotto and Summit, resulting in a vic
tory for the Juniors of II to 4. Base ball will
be played every Saturday afternoon. Mem
bers wishing to play will apply at the gym
nasium.
Abbey is still suffering from the injury to
his knee cap received in sliding to a base at
Denver. The plucky little right fielder is.
however, hopeful of getting back into the
game in a few days.
Snap Lang, of last years New Ravens. is
dong nothing at present. He refuses to sign
with New Haven for less money than he re-.
ceived last year, and New Haven refuses TO
release him.
President Mic Young. of the board of con-
troll, has ordered Pitcher Hustled TO report 10
Kansas City at once, recognizing that clubs
right as prior to that of the Philadelphias.
Itlooks as though Arson is satisfied with
Dahlen's work at third Tommy Burns is
able to play, but The youngsters stick work
Is 50 effective that he can't be spared.
New York iS S0OrrrinU tho oo1utrv for -
good catcher. Is it not generally believed
that Ewing's arm is permanently lame.
Rumor has it that there will be some radi-
cal changes in the makeup of the Boston
League team before long.
Pittsburg has taken a big jump upward of
late, and is now regarded as an important
factor il the League race.
During a game at Columbus. Ind. Philip
Harden made a home run and fell dead after
crossing the plate.
Jack Glasscock has not many friends
among the members of the New York club.
it is said.
The Washington players have neen dis
ciplined for indulging in too much LIQUOR
drinking.
slattery is gaining steadily in the estima-
ton OF Cincinnati cranks by his good work of
late.
New York is well pleased with Whistler's
work and he Will be retained all season.
Rooney Sweeney wants TO return to the
diamond. He has been out of it for years.
Larry Mexican, the old-time pitcher, wants
to umpire in the Northwestern league.
Ed Andrews. of The Cincinnati club, has
not made an error in twenty-six games.
JONI Irwin, released by Lincoln, has been
signed by the Boston association club.
Pitcher Titcomb, at one time with the New
Yorks, has been released by Rochester.
The ST. Louis Browns play their first cham
pionship Sameiu Boston to-day.
Pat Tebeau expects to be able to join the
Clevelands by Decorationd day.
Worcester is said to havea catcher of major
league ealiber in Hayes.
Joe Quest is umpiring good ball in the Hi
nois-iowa league.
Foreman, late of Cincinnati, is pitching for
the W~ashingtOns.
thornton is pitching good bali tor Phila-
delphia.
Bates is pitching strongly Tor Harvard this
year.
Buckley is rapidly getting into shape.