The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-22

9sneI gay. The opposing team was from
the once famous ssCyclone Jim" Duryea.
Brush Won. II to 5.
HasKeli, usually so fair as an umpire was
badly off all day. In the first place, his call
ing OF balls and strikes was decidedly OFF,
M ais RANK decision on Glenalvin. In the eighth
Georges hit to tight would probably have
scored both runnefs LTo add insult to injury
ne gave Nfchol base on balls in the
eGiH Hs when he was plainly out on strikes
SVs your eyes good rub old man, and get
back INTO the game. BY giving St. Paul lne
worst of it you may prevent dozen young
p,em Oh TINS town from playing for the Free
Giilen's error of1Jddsment, in the third, had
hantn 70 90 40 with ths apss Of the game; Dele
pail Deen held instead of thrown to the right
Dleacher only one run would have been scored
In the inning.
me Western lMsue has just a month to
run run. Inc last games will be played Tues
Jay sept. Il; In that time the St. Paul team
schedule.
1t is noticeable fact that the St. Paul
''a'H Seiuom WINS ms q Z. game on saturday
St. Paul will play two games at Detroit
on the foow mug 3d. ana nd also team two ea
scneduled for two games with Indianapolis
one one Saturday of the same week. Counting
the Sunday game with Grand Rapids, the
team Will play nine games that week.
From Monday, Sept g. Labor day, to Thurs
DAY, sept. ., the st. Paul team is not sched-
uled to play at all, but will remain at Column
pus TUESDAY and play off postponed game
Vanderbeek is hopeful that the Minneapolis
Grand Rapids and Columbus series will be
transferred to Detroit. The Senators draw
Dig crowds only once week, and then on
los is about dead. If all the transfers are ar
ranged for, Detroit will play about twenty
elght games on its grounds to close the
season.-Milwaukee Journal.
Pitcher Burt Jones has pitched his last
game OF base ball this season. 1t was
the Columbus team and the fans had been
counting on him to win his game, but things
nave nave changed since then. While practicing
yesterday morning at the park Jones wrenched
MS arm IN some manner, and as a result
MS left wing is not in the best of shape.
connie Mack said that it would be foolish
is not in perfect condition, and he will not
allow the clever southpaw to take a chance
Hke mat by going into the box-Milwaukee
n Te s3e ID denies that he had an ak hidden
IN MS I coat sleeve when he had the set-to
head Of the st. Paul first baseman even with
an ax'-Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Brady, the Grand Rapids pitcher, has at
least one of the qualities that are desirable
1or 6oxman, and that is nerve and de-
City he was batted off the slab in five inn
ings, and to stay the slaughter Campau
changed places with him. In the second
game gan ne was every bit the equal of Pardee
the Rusie OF the plains.-Detroit Journal.
W.. E. Gooding, one of the best known
sporting men in the Northwest, is in the
city for few days. He is representing the
K. j. Cunning company, of st. Louis, Mo-,
and will remain over long enough to wit
Columbus team. Mr. Gooding was with the
Minneapolis team in 1887, and also became
quite well known as the manager of Patsy
Cardiff and Joe Killen, when those pugilists
matches for them with Peter Jackson and
Joe McAuliffe In Frisco, and also when
Card1r met John L. Sullivan. Later he
managed Mind Reader tombstone. He reports
that the flstfc game in San Francisco is on
the boom again, and he looks for a return
OF some matches between the stars.-Evening
Wisconsin.
Tommy Hernon, who was in the Western
league two years ago, is playing with the
New edford team in the New England
as when he Played in the Western. He is
batting well, however, and that helps him
along.
There is a Pickett playing in the field for
the Newports in the East, but he is no relative
of the famous Jack Pickett of the Western
league, Ted Sullivan says that the Pickett
in the East can play the game and bat the
ball. while the one in the West only thinks
he can.
I Second Baseman Mills who piayed with
Detroit and Grand Rapids two years ago
and also with the Tigers for a time last
year, has shifted again and is now with
Newport -