The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-12
BASE BALL NOTES.
Pitcher Jack Barnett has been released to
Grand Rapids.
Bobby Brush has gone to Winona to finish
the season.

the season.
ern league this year by one run, nearly a
fifth of the games played. The list is: April
e. Columbus II, Grand Rapids 10; April 27,
Columbus 8, Grand Rapids 7; Minneapolis
Rapids 6; April 20, Columbus g Grand Rapids
1; May 8, Kansas City 10, Minneapolis g.;
Indianapolis 5. Detroit 4; May 5, st. Paul s
apolis (ten innings; indianapolis 4, Grand
Rapids Gen innings; May 10, Columbus 7,
Indianapolis 6; Grand Rapids 8, Detroit 4
waukee 9, Kansas City 8; May 12, Minneapolis
IL, st. Paul II; May IA, Milwaukee 9, Kansas
City 8; May 10, Minneapolis 8, St. Paul 8;
Grand Rapids 4, Detroit 3; Milwaukee 5,
Kansas City 4; May 16, Indianapolis 5, Column
bus 4; Detroit Z, Grand Rapids g. May 10,
Detroit 6, Milwaukee 3; May 20, st. Paul s,
Grand Rapids 4 May q, Milwaukee 9, Column
bus s. May 30, Kansas City s, Indianapolis
Z; Milwaukee 5, Grand Rapids 4; May 81
Milwaukee 7, Grand Rapids 6; June 2, Grand
I Rapids l. Kansas City 0; June 6. Minneapo-
Kansas City 5; Grand Rapids 5, Minneapolis
4; June 9, Minneapolis H. Grand Rapids 10:
June II, Kansas City 3, Detroit 2; June IA,
Grand Rapids 5, st; Paul 4; June Is, St.
Paul 4, Grand Rapids 3; June II, st. Paul
6, Grand Rapids 5; June q, st. Paul 4, Mil
waukee 3; Grand Rapids II, indianapolis 10;
June %, Indianapolis s, Grand Rapids s;
June "a, Milwaukee 4. Minneapolis 8; June 25'
kee Z. Minneapolis 6: July 1. Indianapolis 2,
Detroit 1; July 2, Indianapolis 2, Columbus 1;
July 3, Grand Rapids IS, Detroit 12; July A.
Detroit 8, Grand Rapids 8; July 5, Columbus
s, Indianapolis s. July 6, st. Paul 8, Minne-
apols 2; July 10, st. Paul 8, Kansas City Z;
July II, Minneapolis 5, Milwaukee 4; July IA,
Detroit 8, Minneapolis g.; Milwaukee 8, Grand
Rapids s; July 16, Milwaukee 6, Grand Rapids
>; July II, Columbus T. Minneapolis g. July
IS, Kansas City 9. Grand Rapids 8; Detroit
Is, st. Paul IA Milwaukee A. indianapolis 8:
July %, Grand Rapids 2, St. Paul 1 July %,
Minneapolis 8, Indianapolis 2; July Is, Co,
lumbus 4, Kansas City 3; July %, Indianapolis
4, Grand Rapids 3; July 27. St. Paul II, In
dianapolis 10 ten innings; Milwaukee T. Co
lumbus 8; July 81, Grand Rapids 2, Mime
apolis l; Aug. l. Milwaukee 2, Detroit l. Aug.
4. Indianapolis 5, Kansas City 4; Aug. 5, De-
troit 4. Minneapolis 8; Aug. T., Minneapolis A.,
Columbus 3; Aug. 8, Detroit IL, Kansas City
10.
The local team has an even forty games
yet to play, as follows At home, each with
Indianapolis, Columbus, Detroit, Milwaukee
and Kansas City, with Grand Rapids and 2
with Minneapolis; abroad, each at Indian
apolis, Columbus and Detroit, 8 at Milwaukee
and each at Kansas City and Grand Rapids.
Kansas City is having the hardest kind of
work to keep Minneapolis out of last place.
No brass band will greet the Milwaukee
team when it gets home this morning. 1t
mas lost the last seven games played.
Bert Jones says his pitching arm is grad
ually getting into shape again, and he will
probably be able to go in the box for the
team upon their return home. 1t seems that
the management Of the club could have had
Jones in pitching condition long before this
had the proper course been pursued. Had
Jones been placed under the care Of first
class massage handler the chances are that
his arm would be all right today. There is
nothing, that will bring a lame arm around
so quick good massage treatment and the
cost would have been trif1ing to what it has
cost the club through the absence of JONES'
Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Young billiard, Detroit's first baseman is a
great ball player. He drove in the winning
runs in two of the three games during De-
troits last visit to st. Paul and it was his
long hit that won the first game for Detroit
yesterday.
The Detroit series was full of fves. The
first game resulted, st. Paul 8, Detroit 5; the
second, St. Paul 5, Detroit O; the third De-
troit s. st. Paul 1; the fourth, st. Paul s. De-
troit 2.
The ex-Detrot ex-Grand Rapids manager
and ex-numerous other things in the base
ball line, was much in evidence from the
first, when he stalked out to second clad in a