The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-17
RRoMNS MET bEFEA
" No GAME HERBo TODAY.
Minneapolis Has Postponed One
With Indianapolis.

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This is an open date in the league. except
with Grand Rapids and Kansas City Min
neapolis and Ind annapolis, however will play
on the game of May 49,. when delayed train
kept them from play
II the Millers can do as well the next three
gai.ius ss .ney aiu yesterday they will not
town. but of St. Paul With the Hoosiers
pulled down in good shape, 1t will be cnch
that the pennant will wave in Minnesota air
the winner in the two clubs on their showing
thus far. They are almost neck and neck
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Gasscock was the maddest man in the
grounds when he was declared out for inter-
ference in the twelfth inning He went to
the bench and then came back to the base
iine, shouting to Pickett, who was coaching at
third. Oh, Jack" Pickett did not hear at
first, but Glasscock finally got his ear and
yelled: Call a policeman and have him but
out or the grounds" Clark took this pointed
personal allussen seriously and fined Glass
cock. s4
George did not get hit until the four
teenth inning. 1t was not HIS day. s7s
One of the best things seen at Aurora park
since Bumpus" Jones tan ran half-nlile
race with rangy dog occurred in the sixth
inning. A little shaver whose legs were SO
short. as to give the mature appearance of a
three-year-old. flashed upon the diamond in
piue waist and everails at least six sizes too
n a
crowded his ears, but he was unbashed Nv the
interest he created in the audience Marching
toward first base, he aroused the interest Of
G.asscock, who offered him his mt In NAV
first base with The kid was hardly larger
tnan the mitten, but he ran toward the Old
timer at this show of encouragement and the
crowd roared. The lad however, was up to
ms Job, for instead of coming after the NIT it
turned out that he had a letter in his pocket
1or Glasseock, which he handed to /. him
as proudly as minister plenipotentiary at
n Tow, la-1
note, read 1t and threw it In the sand The
little fellow retreated to the bleachers. When.
Columbus took the field again Wilson, Can
tillon and Sharpe investigated the note and
the laugh was on Glasscoek.
Pickett and SPIES led fhe hitting. The
stick as well as behind the bat
Columbus is weakened by the lameness of
WILSON'S wrist. Hassamaef's throwing to sec
ond is far from perfect. -tgcT
George is now but two points ahead of
Glasseoek in batting average. ofThe old boy is
terday.
Don't be a scared?" shouted Roaring
BIZ Hassemer to the umpire at a decision
which did not suit him. I'VE amt a goin'
to win OUT =
Columbus has released Catcher cambell and
flcHer Fears
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Pete Daniels work was wonderful consid
ering the suddenness with which he was
thrust into the game
The Minneapolis Knockers club which
lines Hennepin avenue nightly from the
Brunswick to the West hotel has turned
upon the team because it lost three. games
in, succession and the juvenile sssno't'n
ed tabs over there are sulking in their
tents What is needed in that town is a.
little esprit du corps. and a real;zatjon that
even the name of Minneapolis won't scare
some of the good players in this league
Every team on the circuit has been amsged
at the article of ball put up by the NiIjers
on the last trip, and since they have come
home they have won Is out Of q games