The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-02
NICHOLS WON FoR pos,ro,
WITH REVISED RULES.
aus ana Leans VIII Play Ball a T..
HOyle ssf

HOyle.
me entertainment to be given az A.,
Iura park next SATURDAY. afternon,, - ~ -
f.e commercial club for the q
ano, VIII De 1naugurated by a. street
et . aue rom the club rooms, beginning
1soss = -. Inc mayor, Chief of Police
Se.n anu platoon of patrolnoen u1itI,
sion the process
f oon1e dissatisfaction is being mani
eu ny Inc parties volunteering for
.ne lug OF war who eat at home o1,;,,a.
80 the report that the club 10 n,aI,i..s
ne get Tor Its patrons very hiet, . 20
~ Tue nome bodies threaten to hoard . !.
Inc Slup this week in order to he =,
80 ~. as poor condition as those who
eat there all the time. se WHO WHO
Aiotier perplexity which the co,,,
m1ttee. has encountereda IL g, coIli-
ing open hostilities among tbnse III. ~
i lt on playing, and after r,',ah
thought the following have hoo, -
lecteo Tor the base ball game with -
agreement that each one would h,,,, .e
extra ticket If his name was mt -, al az
paper. qualifications had nnth,ng s 4e
T DO with the selection: is TO
LEANS.
,, btactery-J. G. Michaels and Jesse CO..
uITe .n; L. u May catcher. esSe 1resg.
.'oeS-A. u. Anderson
second Base--C. w Hornics
c rnIru base-E. A. Whitaker
SSeventh Base-Henry Merrill
Snort Stop. B. Doran.
C,haries Chs;uE Lawrence, F. l. Wbitnav
French =. II. builard, L. W.
Dmpire-R T. Flournoy.
seu'' Furveyor-Henry James.
FATS.
n,t nIh..ery1D- s.. Sperry and I. w
pa E4re w NJ. Liggett, catcher. ". Lane,
ca lasL Base-J. F. Broderick.
second Base-Sam Sticknev
Si niro Base-S.IB. ShetweII ~
S SiAen Base-M.s c. Craig.
SnorI Stop-R G. Hine'
Sam Brandf a. F Faunntleroy, J. W. TAYLOR
Smpire-Theo W.4Grires Ben Knauft.
SMT n Holder-Harrise Ricb.ra,.s..ss
90 hinesbare made un ~
o,nlteen for convenience and Civ we've
n ans II gets more names in re- ne,
ad hnf following are among the rules
with fuig -; Any player who shall tan tha -,
49, NIL MS nat inn defiance of tbp . a plate
for shall have a strike caIIed opposing
salary for ZAP sb and be- fined one-ffth Of hia
,vi rue No pitcher shall deliver
q ''19u' n notifying the catcher to take Da y
over az y patsihan who knocks n hon
Iao a. me renee shall forthwith exnla,r , palI
he. oio II, whyshe did it and how long h low low
noen professional without letting bic las las
iiy ana Irlendssinto the secret. ialn-
has ora nase runners are warned that ths
rae are merely evidences of good faith oaS
steal bases #ss W Wy tnose who
II. hule o-The announcement that $40 win ~
paio any man who knocks bali ins,dn .p ps
crimson rim, sticks to the fence onS tae
PAT 60 tne extent that any Commerc;aJ oIs
man VINO performs the feat and has nai5 I' ~.
ms ms cues to date viii be paid $40 in the pres
ence OF the multitude. Pax
rule Git shall be legal for PLAYERS - 80
sepl bouquets, pop corn and plain non for
neIi.orious work, the spectators to he tba
sole juoge IN all matters hereto appertaining
rule l.-Umpfres may change their arrnor
every thirty minutes and cali for firsar -ros
wnen the their use seems Imperative h ,,t
sney snail not change their views on the
money question until the game is over.
The following committees have been Sc
iected: se
Rseeption-Afayor Doran, assisted by ladies
Short Change Artists In Box Of1ce-J. \
McCardy and Herman Scheffer
Refreshments-C. W. Ames, J. B. weat
Punching the lChimborazo Whiriu-,na
Horr : -. !" inu
Police Committee fog the Creation Of Riots
nd $. Bean. A. .. BEsss A. A. White.
Funeral DirectorszProfs. g. J. Abbott, A.
2. Senkler, Park Ritehie. Henry Hutchinson'
]. B. Darling. IL
Ambulance Committee-Drs McLaren.
Jones. Higbee arm s@eeny
$ Chaplaips-J. g. BrAmwel1, A. K Pruden.
v. G. Gilman I" -
Mr.. Comiskey gives the grounds free.
and MI. SetbeTt also gives the service
OF bis band. There are no expenses
and every one who pays fifty cents for
q ticket can feel that the entire sum
goes TO the q. A. n. fund.