The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-22
Burns could not get his eye on the ball.

burns couid not get MS eye on the ball.
The way Callahan fields his position is in
striking contrast to Muilanes work of yes
terday. He is probably the best in the league
in that respect The first ball he pitched
D Rourke hunted. and it dropped within a.
yard of the plate. Callahan got 1t in tina
TO get Tim out at first, and o'Rourke slid
at that.
Mullans's single in the fifth struck in
front of Klusman and bounded over his head.
1t was lucky. but fruitess.
O'Rourke's hit in the ninth was hot one
which Menefee got by fine stop, but could
not get to frst base in time
When the crowd was kissing Mullane the
Cowboys jollied him. Lake turned reproach-
fully to the stand and remarked Let up,
how
-Four errors in one inning by the locals
threw light on the way they lose games away
from hone.
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George made hard run for the ball that
he dropped in the fourth.
Nichol made good running catch Of Hol-
lingsworth's high one in the ninth inning.
The number Of men left on bases shows
a preponderance OF luck in favor Of the Wis
itors.
Umpire McDonads father died a few days
| ago.
Grand Rapids has released Wheelock, who
viii be laid up for the season.
The Louisville rooters have a new yell 1t
is: "Ra. ra. for Hill; Billy. Willy Bill, Tall
Bill Hill, the boy from Knoxville"
At Providence the other day a burglar
tried to steal the receipts of a base ball
game. This is highly reprehensible. In the
national game the only thing which may
/ IU he nj fc hal Tx inc Us
| consin.
"Jim' Peoples who used to catch for Brook
Ign, has just been appointed city marshal
of the Thirteenth district civil court, New
York. He was Western league umpire last
year.
At the seasons close Pitcher Willie Nc
| Gill will formally renounce the diamond for
ever to accept a job in a railway passenger
department
indianapolis is still sore on the Saints
| Well they have reason to be. Napoleon had
little affection for Sir Arthur Wellesley.
Three hits in thirteen innings was Thomas
record Sunday.
49,
Stencil leads the Pittsburgs in batting with
an average Of 1854.
The Colonies have had thirty-two men I'M
der contract this season.
News OF vital Importance to the Western
league is contained In the following Boston
dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer:
Chauncey Fisher will probably finish out
the season with the Indianapolis team Can't
Ewing said tonight that he had decided that
1t would be better for Fisher to be kept
actively employed than ii was to have him
on the bench He has concluded to send
him to the Cincinnati clubs farm and no
uce to that effect was sent to both Fisher
and President Brush last night. In the event
OF the Cincinnati club finishing inside the
Temple cup series. this verdict on the part
Of the Reds manager will hardly seem to
his part towards bringing the Reds to their
present place, and if they are first Or sec
ond in the race 1t would seem that lie SHOULD
have at least a part of the Temple cup SERIES
l asked Capt. Ewing what he intended to
do about Fishers share OF tho Temple cup
| money in the event the team finished first
| or second.
81 have nothing to say about that, further
than my individual vote, said the Reds cap
OF the Temple cup money; so should
brownie Foreman The latter rests with
the team. I am going to call q meeting OF
the players in my room tomorrow and let
them decide 1t. / think it we-ld be a fair
thing to divide one share between Brownie
Foreman and Fisher. / will vote for such
proposition, By working the rest of this
ter condition than he will be il he STAYS
around Cincinnati doing nothing"
Fred PETERS talisman is a FAIRY stone -
many of which are found in Central Virginia.
The Washington Post wants Hugh Nicol on
Nick Young's staff of umpires.