St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY CRICKET.
ST. PAUL AND MINNEAP0 LIS CLUBS
Will CONTEST.
OCCURS AT KITTsoNDALE.

Glow Drops TO Sixth Place at julie
Mayors Billiard Tourney -
Baseball All the Rage-Echoes
From the Prize Ring-Bowling
a Little-Weekly Kound-Up of
Sports.
With the return of fine weather.
cricket and lawn tennis are in full
swing, and the members Of the Mime
sofa cricket and lawn tennis clubs have
been busy practicing and getting into
form for the coming season. On Me-
mortal day cricket match will be
played between st. Paul and Minneap-
oils; game to commence at IL a. III. r.
| A. Macgreg0r has induced many new
players from the Flour City to join, and
has discovered many good men among
them. He feels confident that they
will give the st. Paul eleven good hard
tussle, and hopes 70 De able to pull the
match off. They appear to have the
best of it as far as bowling is concerned.
and in G. T.-Jaffray they have tower
of strength. both in batting and bowling.
h. A. Macgregor. the captain, has
| proved himself most reliable bat
against all kinds of bowling. and has
done yeOman service for his side in
many hard.fought contest. Among
the others who is to be playing for them
Mr.. Sheriff is good, fast bowler. A.E.
WoOlan can both bat and bowl we'll,
ID. A. Pellatt has played for some of
the crack teams on the other side of the
water, and Messrs. Kerr. w. f. Tucker,
j. G. Wesley, Sims and Soper have all
played against st. Paul in past matches.
B. s. Donaldson, the St. Paul captain,
has been out to practice frequently, and
is getting into good batting form
and will probably capture some
of his opponents wickets with
his fast bowling. He will
he assisted by e. G. Saulez and T. Sis
son, who are both deadly with the ball
and among the best bats of the club. Il
is to be hoped that A. b. Sibley will
also bat in the good form that he ex-
hlbted last year. his Improvement in
that line being one of the most notable
features of the season, giving him al
average of over 20 for matches at Kilt
sondale. In the field he had no su-
perlor. and used to be played for this de-
partment of the game alone. II. II.
Vaughan is almost sure of large score,
and when well set scores rapidly
and gracefully. He is also frst-class
| bowler, and did some remarkable feats
with the ball during the trip to Chicago.
! F. Knight. W. p. Balm. e. d. Crowther,
Il. Doherty, G. D., Napier, W. E. Rum
Bile, G. r. Wilcox, Ii. l.. Saulez and A.
| b. Donaldson Will be among the rest OF
the players, and are all capable of max
ing runs and bowling, more or less,
and will do good service for st. Paul
All that is necessary is fine
is sure to be played. st. Paul
and Minneapolis have had many a
friendly contest in days gone by.
| The game has not been played in
Minneapolis lately, owing to the want
of good ground and suitable location.
10 supply this want the Minnesota
Cricket club was started with grounds
at klttSondale, on the interurban line.
Many Minneapolis men were thus in
duced to join. and as the grounds are
the most perfect west of Philadelphia,
with club house and every accommo-
! datlon, it is hoped that this year many
rfnore Will join tile club. D. ;sSA 81 -,
| j. +. C0gsweIl, the tennis captain, is
organizing games for Memorial day land
has the courts we'll filled all the time
Among the members Wilbur Browneil,
though ont of practice, promises to play
strong game before the close of the
season. E. II. Wilde, who has defeated
all of the st. Louis experts, is recover
ing his stroke and will rank we'll among
the crack players of the city.