St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-21
WESTERN LEAGUE NoTEs

WESTERN LEAGUE NOTES
The season in st. Paul will of.
ficially open May Z, with the Milwau-
kee team.
In all probability Tony Mullane will
cover the first bag in the game with
the Red Caps today Capt. Comfskev
Will fill the position in the game with
the Picketts
Capt. Comiskey intends to erect two,
cosy little dressing houses, with baths.
on the new grounds, one each for the
visiting and home teams.
Pickett will no doubt receive a cor
dial welcome today. He is an old ST.
Paul faVorite
In Detroit, the practice of allowing
ladles free admission to base ball
games on Fridays will be continued
TINS year as inaugurated by Manager
van Derbeck last season. This wear
the ladles must be accompanied by an
escort in order to be entitled to the
privilege.
Patsy Wright is acting as can+ain
OF the Grand Rapids club. His old
time trot from center field IN kicL-
on the umpire was a familiar feature
OF the game in Detroit on "Wednesday
says the Evening News.
Campeau played great game at
short for Detroit last week.
Scheibeck, the agile little short-stop
OF the Detroit team, is laid up with
a game leg.
Manager Watkins is now president
OF the indianapolis club, w. r. G.
Gait having retired.
Inc umpire will have much easier
tirne the coming season, for section 4
or rule SO will compel all PLAYERS n
pay the fines inflicted by the unnira
and the players will take good care
that they are not fined, as clubs are not
alloWed to pay their fines. This will
90 away with a great deal of kicking
ana make the umpire master of the
neid more than ever. The rule allow
ing the pitcher to soil the ball will also
stop a lot of wrangIing on the field
Milwaukee Journal
indianapolis will play Sunday ball in
spite of the objections raised. The
handsome new grand stand there has
been completed.
Freeman, of Detroit, is described "a
one of the best hitters ever seen in
that city, and Newman covers more
ground than any player the Free Press
sporting editor ever saw. Cook al.
ways was enthusiastic, and has aIreadv
voted Cassidy the best first baseman
in the league. How about our own
Comiskey?
The Free Press says: When White.
hill gets control of the ball he will
Iool some of the batters in this league"
ANA right here we may say that John.
son will make monkeys of a few.
The next game will be PLAYED IN
f'oley's alleys Tuesday night.
me bowling scores in the monthly
average badge contest made on FoIev's
alleys during the week are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures, 1879; Gill
l65; Bollman, IA; Finehout, 1873; Pate
son, III; Hinke, POS; Walter, 1874; Miller.
49,
Summits-Gerber 172; Tubbesipe c.
1S9; Hastings, 1872; Muggley. 1872: Tnbbe,
sing, F, 1S5; Shugard, w, pa
st. Pauls-Martin, 1S9: Allen. III
F'ales. 15S; Clayton, 2O3; Heitzman'
1873; Finch, 141.
Scores made by the University club
on Albachter's alleys during the week
were:
E. Otto. 167; C. Gerber. 1e2. p
Moshabslly, 1888; Mic Herges. 1853. n
Mayer, 136; f. Gerke, 11S; A. Albachter.
131.
On Weiler's alleys the Brilliants
made these scores during the week:
Grant, 1S5; B. Lehman 1874; O'Learv.
ia; Strong, 1875; A Lehman 800
Osburg, 40; Irvine 1853; E. lehman
IT'S; Farley, 1877
scores by the Interurbans We're:
H. Logan, ia; A. Kampmann. 212.
r. Reichow, 229; Geisel, 1872: w. F,m-
inert, 2O4; A. Reed, 242; w. PETER. 100.
e. Gerber, $50; w. Bosche. $50.
1ost' 2O2; j. Wagner, PA; P. Fisher.
III; c. Emmert, 2lS; ]. XIII. 200. 8
Lentch, 1888; j. Reber, 1872.
On Hanson's alleys, corner Sixth and
Wacouta, the Tuxedos and Arlingtons
played a match game last Thursday
evening, and made the following
scores, the Tuxedo's winning by one
hundred and fifty pins:
Tuxedos-J. Gunlach, 2Os; w. scha-
Der, POP; w. Stanley, 22O; ]. schaber
1877; F. Block, 1855; c. Altman. 172. r
Bereiter. ISL; total 1885.
Arlingtons-M. Jensen. 242; E. Iund
AS; P Larson, 125; F. Stou. 172. H
Favermer, 1888; W. Boyd, 1875; T. Broes
lS9; total. 1,1S5
The following are the scores made in
practice games during the week:
Exchange Clubs. Tubbesing .2as.
jackson, 2SS; johnson. 211: T. T,1bbe.
sing, 22i; Taylor. 22S; Wickershem. Dos.
=. Tubbesing, 223; Fred Turner, DE:
c. Tubbesing. 2S2; ]. Furlong, POI.