The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-18
HAHN GETS EVEN.
ONE GAME CINCHES 1T.
All the Saints Need to Hold Third
Place.

Place.
Manager Comiskey yesterday decided to
take Isbell along with the team to Milwau-
kee although the other Minnesotans stayed
here. Manager Comiskey is going to make
a fight for the games in the Cream City,
one of them will make the third position
cinch for the Apostles. Even should the
Brewers win the other two and both games
with Minneapolis they would still be unable
to reach better than fourth place.
Nyce will winter. in Philadelphia.
Fricken goes to Brooklyn.
Both Columbus and Milwaukee are COM
commodating and the latter in a menacing
manner. The next thirty-six hours will tell
the story.
Detroit has been the hardest nut Colum-
bus has had to crack this year. Each has
won nine games and there are two yet to
play. in Detroit and the other in Co
lumbus.
fans in the sos, is playing first base for the
Oshkosh team and putting up a great arti-
Gle of ball Tom has struck his second lease
of life.-Milwaukee Wisconsin
The Boston club this year will receive
enough from its grand stand to pay for its
privileges ample to cover all the travelling
expenses of the club. 1t is easy to see that
at the least computation the owners of the
club will divide 100000 this year.
Cincinnati has suspended Pitcher Stub
Brown without pay for the balance Of the
Browns side of it is that he had an under
standing with Ewing that if the latter didn't
think him fast enough he was to release
him and give him a chance for some other
team in the big league That is why he
only stayed at Indianapolis long enough to
get his salary.
Cincinnati has arranged an exhibition game
here the oath. Both Foreman and Phil
lips, who have in the past been turned
down" by Cincinnati, want to pitch. The
cranks here would like to see Foreman pitch
for Indianapolis and Dammann for Cincinnati.
Indianapolis News.
Indianapolis is trying to win 100 games
and Kansas City to lose 100. Neither will
succeed.
If report is true, the entire Cincinnati out
field will next year be made up of Western
on rIaG Mcbride, of St. Paul and Mcfarland and
Mccarthy, of ndianapolis.-Detroit Free
Press.
Who said Temple cup? We've had the old
thing for one year. and it's getting cracked
and worn anyhow. Moreover it is Of silver,
and the price of silver has been going
down like the mercury in barometer during
thunder storm. If somebody, say a gen.
erous-hearted man like John Tiberius Brush.
two-gallon growler, then the Giants will go
for ito. P. Caylor in New York Herald.
The Kansas City Times says, in regard to
the admission of Buffalo into the Western
league circuit: kansas City is not in any
particular position to throw stones when it
comes to talking of playing, but the weak
kneed Blues have been given better support
by the public than they could reasonably
ask With Buffalo in the place of Grand
Rapids the weakest spot in the Western
league would be strengthened and the inter
est in the race for the pennant would be in
creased through having a distinctively East
ern club in the fold"
1t is not a certainty that Grand Rapids
will drop out Of the Western league this
year Bob Leadley said to Detroit Journal
reporter that it was still very uncertain.
t'It stands this way" he said. If 1 get
good price for the franchise and club. l
will probably accept it. But I will not sell
out for a low figure, because l think Grand
RAPIDS has not had a fair show this year.
ffWhile it may not be the best ball town
in the league I still believe there is money
to be made there, if a good article of ball
is furnished That was not done this year
and | really believe that if I'd been able to
give Grand Rapids a good team. I'd have
made money.
IAN that has been said so far regarding
the sale of the franchise is mere hearsay.