St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-03
THEY START TODAY
COMIsKEY AND HIS CREW ARE
OFF FOR THE DUBUQUE
GAMES.
NO SNOW THERE TO BAR THEM
THEY CAN POUND THE BALL
AROUND AS HARD AS THEY
PLEASE.
DENZER WILL REMAIN HERE.
Prince Charles Says the Pitcher Is
in Fine Condition and Can
Train Here.

Manager Comiskey, Tony Mullane, Phyle
and Tim O'Rourke, of the st. Paul Base Ball
club, will leave this morning for Dubuque,
where the rest Of the team is in practice, with
the exception of Denzer, who is in prime con-
dition, and will remain here.
Manager Comiskey yesterday received
telegram from Capt. Jack Pickett, stating that
While it was pretty cold in Dubuque, there
was no snow and the ground was in good shape
for practice The team will remain there until
such time as the grounds here are in shape to
play. There are to be two exhibition games
there with the local club on Saturday and
Sunday respectively.
Comiskey is somewhat disappointed at the
failure to arrange for series of exhibition
games with the Minneapolis club. He points
to last seasons series as a local illustration
of the fallacy of Manager Wilmot's assertions
that it would detract from the interest in the
league series.
In his opinion, the intercity games would be
of more advantage to the team than all the
games they can get with local teams between
now and the opening of the season. And it is
training that would stand both teams in hand,
too, because the other teams on the circuit,
oils, are in much better position to get prac-
tice games with high rank clubs
The sporting editor of the Globe has
letter for the manager of the Maroon Base Ball
club.
The Horn & DAM company have organized
base ball team for the coming season. They
will line up as follows: Otto Bum, captain
or1d h. n
2b; Hugh O'Donnell 3b; Mickey McDonough.
p: Kelly, C; Larkin, SIS Myers, cf Council, rf;
Jimmie Miner, IT, Address all communica-
lions to w. G. Kemmerer, care of Horne
DAM company.
The Young Tornadoes have organized for the
season, with these players: Julian Sampson,
catcher; Willie Mcnamara, pitcher; James o.
Boyle, shortstop; Frank McGovern, first base;
Joseph La Clair, second base; John Hickman.
third base; George Mcnamara, right field;
Joseph McGovern, right field. The manager is
James o. Boyle 116 Acker street. The team
will play all clubs whose members are under
eleven years Of age.
The Trumps have organized for 1885, with
these players: E. Leonard, catcher; E. Saw
rat, pitcher E. Christensen, first base ].
Vanish, second base; w. Wedingle, third base;
B. A. Billiard, shortstop; ]. Hurley, left field;
G. Blanchard, center field T. McNemier, right
field. The Trumps would like a game with
the Rockets fer Sunday, and will play all
clubs whose members are under fifteen years
Of age. Address B. A. Blanchard, 213 East
Belvidere.
The Trilby team this year will consist of
William Barron, catcher; Tom Berrisford,
pitcher; John Lindstrom, first base; Walter
Balls, shortstop; Julius Schwartz, second base;
Albert Wibbarber, third base; Archie Merri-
son, right field; Romeo Lowry, center field;
Vain Gillois, left field; sub pitcher, Arthur
Kaines. The Trtlbys would like to hear from
any club whose members under seventeen
years of age, especially the Diamonds, Archs.
Maroons and Comets Address Manager A.
Morrison, 498 Milton street.
Yesterday was rather quiet day for the
Minneapolis ball players. They were in the
gymnasium most of the time, but they were
very careful, for some Of them caught cold
the day previous. The light is bad, and they
cannot work properly. The team expects to
go to Des Moines tonight, unless word is
received that the grounds there are not At
to play on. The Minneapolis grounds are
covered with snow, but it was fast disappear
ing yesterday.
Young Carney will probably pitch one Of the
Des Moines games, and Jim Duryea the
other They may not pitch all through and
the other young pitchers may possibly get
show. The team, it will most likely be
made UP tomorrow, is Schriver, catcher; Car
ney, pitcher; Werden, first base; P. R. Healy,
second base; Ball, shortstop; Kuehne third
base Wilmot, Lally and Moran in the field.
No one seems to know where Joe Strauss is.
He would come in handy in right field to-
morrow.