St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-23
DIAMOND DUST.

70 the Editor of the Globe.
L attended the ST. Paui-Milwaukee
ten-inning game at Milwaukee yeSter-
day, ana was surprised to note the
brown roast this mornings Sentinel
gives Pickett, of the St Pauls-. L
was more surprised to note the glar-
ing Misrepresentation of the paper. Mr..
Pickett did not take Umpire Cushman
by the throat, as the Sentinel man
says, but rushed up to him with q
number of players and protested
strongly against his unfair and de-
cidedly rotten decisions. He simply
Der OF Milwaukee fans remarked they
would rather have seen Milwaukee
lose the game than to have it pre-
sented to them by the umpire. The
gentlemen in every sense of the term,
both on the diamond and in the city.
TRAVELLING MAN.
Berlin, Wis, aug: 2.
Base ball is being introduced into
Germany, and Germans seem to be TAX
ing to it. A game at Berlin recently
was largely attended:
It is reported that Baltimore offered
Carey and $500 for Tucker, of Boston.
Camp would play a better first base
for St. Paul if he would learn to get
low throw without falling down.
When he falls his feet leave the base
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Jimmie Long has gone to his home
at Louisville. He will not play again
this season. McCauley went to his
home at Indianapolis several days
ego.
There was a time this season when
St. Paul wasn't playing ball. Now,
however, the Apostles are in the game
from start to finish Comiskey GER
tainly has a team that can hit the ball.
All of them are hitters.-Nilwauke
Sentinel
The game decided at Detroit yester-
day was the one which the Milwaukee
papers and a few others have been
credit:ng to Milwa ulee, and which was
ordered played over. 1t now goes into
the Detroit column;
The services of shortstop Irwin, of
the ST. Pauls, are sought by a couple
Of National league clubs, particulairiy
Cincinnati, but Irwin states that he
does not want to play there, preferring
10 go tci New York, which is also max
ing d. bid for his services.
Journal
Milwaukee's recent fall may be at
tributed to the fact that when the
pitchers pitch the, hitters don't hit, and
DlCCEGTS [
pitch.-Milwaulkee Journal.
The ST. Paul team will play with the
Greencastle, Ind: team today.
jim Manning is not fretting about
ST. Paul. Did Indianapolis win?' he
asked eagerly last evening, and then
forgot to ask whether St. Paul won or
not. Jin has got the thing figured
down so that he thinks that everything
depends on the present Minneapolis
series. .'If we take three straight
from Minneapolis he said to me last
evening, they can't beat us. Wen
! take on the weak clubs then, and
indianapolis will have to meet the
strong ones. But we must win all of
these Minneapolis games. - Kansas
City Times.
The Saints will not break even on
the games here, and. unless helped out
by the umpire, cannot take three
straights from indianapolis when the
leaders play at st. Paul. Coriskey's
men have not climbed to second place
on their merits, but were boosted by
| the late Mr.. Battin and given an adj
| ditional life by Cantillion.- Indianapolis
Journal. This is decidedly nervy for a
| town which every team that has visit
ed Indianapolis says has had all the
best of the ulnpiring. st. Paul can
beat Indianapolis six out Of nine games
on neutral grounds. Since the fst day
of June, when the st. Paul team got
in trim, St. Paul has Won u Games and
lost y. In the same tine Indianapolis
has won ~ and lost %. Had the season
begun June st. Paul would now have
a lead over the Hoosiers they could not
possibly overcome. st. Paul would like
nothing better than to have the double
umpire system in vogue on every one
Of the seven games yet to play between
St. Paul and Indianapolis.
St. Paul opens here Saturday for a
series Of four games. We ought, with
the kind OF ball the Terre Haute club
is now putting up, win three out of It'd
four.---Tcrre Haute Express.
There may be trouble over the game
which Phyle pitched at Kansas City.
after ali. Manager Manning. Of Kan
sas City, has received the following:
DUBUQUE. Aug. H. 1S9j.-To the
Secretary of the Kansas City Base
Ball Associa tiop-Dear Sir: | wish to
inform you in behalf of orr assccia-
tor THAI Mr.. Phyle, one OF our pitch
e'S. r.Ho Nc understand has signed
With The s. Paul club. and is to play