St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-10
Scraps of Sport.

luis dllGTilUOi Iflc DldmOuuS Will
leave on the clock moter for South
with the South ST. Paul Cyclones for a
purse of S25. The, Diamonds will line
up as follows: j. Snow. catcher: j.
Cassen and j. Morrissev. pitchers; ..
Bonn, first base; q. Bonn, second base;
Il. Allen, short stop: j. Jordan. third
base; c. Hurley. center field; w. Pei
litter, right field, and w. Cassen, left
field.
A base bail team has been organized
among boys of the general offices of the
Chicago Great Western railroad, and. is
now ready to cross bats with any of the
amateur clubs of the city. The team Is
composed of the following players:
Bennett, Lynch. Milliman, Sharp. Nc
Nally, Click, Funk. Snow, McHugh.
Armstrong. Mantle, Burke and Park
hurst. All correspondence address to
j. ii. OGorman, manager.
The second match game of base ball
between the mines of the Chicago Great
Western railroad and OF the ST. Paul &
Duluth-was played at Ramaley's ball
grounds, White Bear. Yesterday and re-
suited in a second victory for the Chi
cago Great Western club, this time the
score being % to g. The battery work
of Snow and Click, of the Great West
ern team, was decided feature of the
game.
The Wilburs defeated the United States
Stars by score of Is to 9. The battery
of the Wilburs was Murphy and Picha
and of the United States Starr was
Baker aud Macaulev. The WiIburs
will challenge any club under the age
of fourteen years. Address all chal-
leges to Henry Rachac, 800 Harrison
avenue.
Beginning with tomorrow evening,
series of five billiard exhibition games
will commence at Foley's billiard hall.
The contestants, as in the former series,
will be Henry Sampson and T.. P.
Foley. Sampson will play fourteen.
inch ba.k line. and Foley straight rail.
Great interest is manifested In this
event.
The st. Paul high school lost its first
game at Northfield Yesterday in close
and exciting game. Following is the
score by innings: -
& Fl I'll i'd SD 90 j ! 81 81
Batteries Bowlin and Smith. Anderson
and Fremont: time, 2; umpire, SenKler.
The Spaldings and Laplanders will
play game of ball this morning at 10
O'clock, for S25 side. at the Harrison
avenue grounds. The batteries will be
Keddington and Form for the Spaidings
and O'DonnelI and Mattocks for the
Laplanders. John Sauerwein will act
as umpire
On June II. at MONEYS farm, the
Ideal Gun club will hold a gun-shoot,
which will be attended by the Shakopee
Gun club. Fifty valuable merchandise
hnSJGas q nj /,
have been hung up for winners The
shooting will begin at a. III.
Yesterday game of base bali be-
tween the Honorable Trotters and Pen
PusherS of the Gernlania tank and the
mo Good at BalP' players of the Ma
tIOhal German American bank resulted
Ill glorious victory for the latter, the
score standing 81 los.
The Portorices defeated thefaCrickets
by a score of IL to 80. The Portoricos
challenge any club in the city under
twelve years old. Address all chal-
leges to Harry Dorgeloil. 260 Ramsey
street, corner Douglas.
q If any of the 115-puund men at pres
ent in the Twin cities are looking for a
match, they can have it from Dick
Warde, as he is ready to meet any man
at the above weight. either Ill limited
contest or to a finish.
Shadow Mater is in Chippewa Falls.
He will box i'll that city the coming
week, and then return to St. Paul and
stand ready to meet all corners in his
class Oh short notice, as lie is in good
condition.
The Northern Pacific general office
club defeated the Northern Pacific
shops team by score OF IL to T.. The
! batteries were McDermott aud Brow
and Craig and Spear.
The Burnesvile and Hamilton base
| ball clubs will play game of ball today
on the Hamilton grounds, foI a purse
| of S25.
1t was too windy for tennis yesterday
at klttSondale.