The Saint Paul globe., 1896-07-12
INKS IN THE BOX.
New Pitcher VIII BE Tried Out This
Afternoon

New Pitcher VIII BE Tried Out This
Afternoon.
Detroit will play again today, game being
called at the West Side ball park at $50. Inks
will probably pitch for the locals, the long
looked for new acquisition having arrived at
last. Fricken was also on the players bench
yesterday. Ely will be in the box for the IT,
gers.
From the way that Catcher Schriver and
Umpire Clark parade around the streets
OF Minneapolis cheek by jowl it would look
as though they had made up that row in
Kansas City. where Schriver was supposed
to have punched the little umpire.
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Fifield plays assgood a second base as Par
ker, of Grand Rapids does first, and that's
a pretty stiff game. ia
President johnson. of the Western league,
witnessed yesterday $ game. 1t is evident to
st. Paul fans that he knows the town in
which the best article of ball is being put up.
O'Day gave frost a sharp call-down that
was much relished By the spectators.
Some Of Mullanes friends are trying to
make it appear that be was not Missed when
he went into thel box Friday. 1t is too bad
Tony.s friends are not as truthful as they
It was noticeable that when the visitors
nit Denzer they hitsh hard. And nearly
all the hits were made after two strikes were
called. - sga
II Sc.
Twice Pickett Csent balls to center field
which gave Burnett a. chance to display his
agility and sprinting powers. Burnett came
to the scratch properly both times. too.
Denzer's two-base hit was vicious smash
at the first ball pitched him.
An outfelder who is weak at the bat In
these rapid days is Of slight service to team
Des Moines has secured healthy lead IN
the Western association, which Peoria is striv-
ing hard to overcome.
The Brewers believe they have valuable
find in Burt Jones, the pitcher whoawas picked
up out In the Rockies.
Left Fielder Burke has been putting up q
phenomenal game fer the Cincinnati Reds
both at the bat and in the field.
Umpire Clark is as unsatisfactory as ever
He seems to know nothing of the rules of the
game, and his eye is lady at fault.-Kansas
.Rowdyism is becoming so common in the
big league sU, games that the police have eften
gress Of what should be friendly contest Of
athletic skill. Cleveland easily leads in ruf-
fanism but Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Balti-
times.
Jim Mcdonald Friday made his first appear
ance in Indianapolis since the season Of 'e4
His work was great Improvement on that of
3K1s.a
New York was shut out Friday the first
time this season The Giants could not hit
was about all they ana. s-'-'
Cunningham VI. 70 be released by Louis
Vile. & sTi
Pittsburg has recalled both Goar and Hast
ings. g
Louisville has farnSd Eustacs to Columbus
and will let Tom Kinsiow go shortly.
The Birmingham Baseball association has
given up it's franchise In the Southern league.
The league continues With ave clubs.
Deiehanty viii play. second for Pittsbura II
TRULY does not meet expectations. Bauer
win be disabled some time, 1t is feared.
Ned Hanlon has . trap set for DAD
Clarke He thinks that With the star swirler
Of the Giants on bis star his team would have
walk to psnnantdoua
And now ~ havs aumbert He recsfssa ;
check for 2, 100 tcm Brooklyts wh5p he
signed signed with ne Pnilliss y.s:zrdsy. md had
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