St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-17

OF the Milwaukee eluh, has put in an aDpIica-
ton 10 President Williams. IL IL possible
bin. I'd Cushman. who pitched for the
Anwaukees in 1873, is also Gssjrons to jcin
the western league Milwaukee sentinel
In speaking Of the New Yo-ks th = Other
day Capt Ward. OF Brooklyn. said: ''raat Ia
the one team Id like to murdcT this year.
When they meet my men viii com 2letely
bury the New Yorks." Joha said this quite
vindictively and az though he fully believed
what he was saying.
The Baldwins, composed Of plarc=s rang.
log III age from sixteen 10 eighteen yeIrs
have organized for the season. and are opeus
TO all comcrs of THAR ciass. they will Ope Il,
up tue season tom PROV afternoon when
they w meet the Rileys at t1e Post siding
grounds.
The Nationals have organized for the sec
ond season, and woald like to arrange glmes
with any In or ont of towl clubs They
would especially like 70 arrange game with
some out of town club for Decoration Day +
Address W. Z. Pelletier, 2!2 Penn avenue 81.
Paul.
Capt Glasscock saws: 'I'lI bet H9nIoa. Of
the pittsblrgs. so even thlth won't b. rs
good as fiftn in either ch lmpionshp series
| will also bet him $40 even that the Browns
viii beat the Piltsbur2s out in both contests
Pittsburg men have no Observation-Disclosures
Inquirer.
1t isrsported that j. Earle Wagner has Sc
cured an interest IN the Washington club
from bis brother George. and is therefore
once more base ball mlZnate. j. Earle's
influence in the clubs mana cement nIs
been m king itself felt for some time
Louis Roger Browning has been nm piring
the Cleveland Chicago games at Hot Springs
II IS char sed that he unierbid Ned Hanlon
. 70. the lb, Charging bu, $50 per game,
while Ned asked the usual prce-5j.
Billy Rhlnes will probably not be able to
plea before May. His little wrestling match,
in which he broke his collar bone, was quite
expensive.
President von der Ahe has wlgere So
with Uncle Arson that the Browns will
beat the Cnicagos out in ths championship
race.
Cudwor:h was banquetted at Lowell, April
I, by abont fifty OF his friends. During the
dinner h, was DreseIte with purse ofsj b.
Third Baseman Burns OF Chicago, has not
yet had on uniform. and Is not expecte TO
appear with the ciuo until late in the season.
Ola Dick Phelan, who claims ID be the first
white Child porn in the state Of Iowa Is play
Ing with picked team in New Orleans.
President Vonderhorst thinks Bufiinton
and Guuson VIII maze one Of the finest bat
teries IA the country.
Pitcher Chamberlain com plains OF lame
back In Cincinnati, Just Us n did III PniIa-
dephia last SEASON
Cincinnati cranks declare Their club is
,odooed and are looking for a mascot TO
Offset the spell.
Capt. Arson says he is willing u back the
Colts against any team in the league for the
pennant.
The Harvard5 are said to be abolt the
strongest )llege ball team this season.
The city league has been organized for the
season. II has four very strOlg clubs.
The Washington team has not been batting
M To expectations or record.
Sanders is the Louisville heavyweight.
He weighs 2l9 pounds.
D)escher will be one of the Eastern league
umDires this season.
Ned Hanlon is unable to play lie broke a
tendon IN his leg
Third Baseman Raymond's real name is
Truman,