The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-17

all of It's hits in the three innings in which
1t scored all its runs.
Both Tebeau and Mertes should have been
nut out of the game yesterday They are
the "dirtiest" pair of ball players in the
business
Columbus first three runs were gift from
the umpire on Bakeris drive which feIl
outside the foul line, but, which was called
SAFE
1t Is stated that the Boston club is in
fair way to make $4,000 tits year.
st. Paul has Just sixty-two more games to
play. thirty-one at home vand thirty-one
abroad. ar
The Eastern clubs, in spite eof the fact that
they are off their own grounds, are beating
the Western clubs badly: OF the twelve
games played the last three fdays the East
ern clubs have won eight !ght 70
Henry Clarkson. the young brother of the
famous pitchers. John and Arthur, will piay
in the Yale varsity ne2t year. He left Har-
w Geae he anS eP hS team
He was not eligible to play fbr the blue this
season.
Reach and Rogers, of the Philadelphia club.
say they will retain Manager Stallings at all
hazards. The Philadelphia have not made
such a poor showing in the last ten years
as Mailman, Grady, Carsey Turner Hamil-
ton and others were sacrificed have served
to weaken rather than strengthen the Qua
kers. -~
Sockalexis Is under discipline down at
Cleveland. The Indian is alleged to be
fighting the fire water. During his late
engagement in Chicago the noble red man
tried out some of Malachi Hogan's brand Of
booze and became entangled in a saloon row
The proprietor interrupted just as a Gus
toner was trying to scalp Sox with a cheese
knife. 'i-
Deadly has been left at home, and Nc
Carthy will be expected to play left field
was again getting in condition to play, and
if he does not meet with another accident,
he will regain his old position, both in bat
ting and Acknowledgement News.
Danny Monroe pitched excellent ball in the
Western association. and took good care of
himself, but al the same time he was anxious
to get back to Indianapolis. When he re-
ceived Manager Watkins message ordering
him to report here, Danny was filled with
joy. When he first Joined the club he was
to get into condition. He now has a chance
of a lifetime. and if he falls down this time
he may as we'll quit playing ball.-Indianapo-
lis News.
Jim Bannon last night rendered his res.g-
nation to Manager Manning, and it was ac-
cepleu IL is prODaDle lndt cannon will go
back and make a try in some Eastern club
His resignation was no surprise, as 1t was
known that change was coming soon While
Bannon has done some fair ball playing he
has not been earning the salary that he was
receiving from Manning. Jack Menefee will
probably be put in to play left for the pres
ent.-Kansas City Times. Il
New Yorks chances for the pennant went
glimmering yesterday in two defeats by
Louisville. ~ -
Arlie Latham stood by Con Strouthers in
his trouble at Mansfield. and the dude has
been playing almost any position since the
team has been made UP largely of amateurs
The comedian is now at second base and the
position seems just suited to him, Judging
from the splendid record he is making.
Strouthers has been playing third base but
is now on the initial bag, where he properly
belongs. ii .'5t
Base ball players are about as superstitious
as any person on earth. After the Brewers
had won thirteen straight games all the
players gathered in the club house at St.
Paul and wondered how they were going to
get beyond the fatal number. The men all
made up their minds that they would think
nothing about the number and try and Guido
the hoodoo. The result was that they never
played such yellow game in their lives.
Mack says they were credited with seven
errors, but they had not less than twenty
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