The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

Ills injured leg has been much improved
W MIN Fhe rest 1t has had the last week. and
..Sa ga d ane 10 use 1t nearly as well as ever
90 SahaoW Mertes is back in the city. and he
too' VIII De prepared inside of few days
10 le]oin the team and take his placessin
right neid-Chicago Chronicle.
Kansas City IL all swelled up over her
showing against the Champions. There are
s:.iI nine games to play in the series-In-
Iney are talking of selling 500 season books
a. Ooiumous thus guaranteeing Lotus ex-
pehses Il ne WIFI give them back the team.
Information comes from Detroit that two
weeks Will be cut off the seasons play,
twelve games. The Labor day games will
withess the hnish.-Indianapois News.
If the Reds finish first or second this sea-
sor, .ney VIII try and arrange series Of
games win their nearest rivals, to be played
f H the worlds championship, commencing
SUNDAY, Oct. 16. that date to be played
fn,l onGlnna and the series to be closed the
IIoiowihg sunday in either Chicago or st.
Louis.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
WI, Why not call the ST. Joseph team the
:, A Detroit hoodum threw stone weighing
untee po9nus at Glenalvin the other day, and
yet the Detroit Tribune gives the st. Paul
Team Team THIS roast: The bleachers hooted and
missed Glenalvin, Gilen and Glasscock when
ever they came to bat. Glenalvin received
second put overran the base and was put
out by Hines: The rufflan bent over, scooped
up handful OF dust and threw it into Hines
iace' partially binding him. The bleacher-
r .t became 1ncensed and called up the UNI
pre- TO put him out of the game. AS the
row PASS passed In front of the beachers he
large stone, weighing three pounds lust
grazing his ankle. He picked up the rock.
to t6e ha under his shoulder and sneaked
OH nrst at every opportunity and kicked at
every trifie. He was given a roasting.
a awal sne game was over he tried to sneak
MIN ana compelled him to give 1t up. Pres
ton spiked Turner deliberately in the fourth
ana ELLEN and Spies made themselves so
at" INV Aoo'oU
, The Indianapolis Sentinel claims that
Lotus has sold Third Baseman WoIverton
and Catcher Sullivan to Louisville; that
GenIns Is to play third for Coumbus-Du-
Daaue, Jack Crooks. released by St. Louis.
VIII return to his old position at second. and
ley.
Bresnahan, the Toledo pitcher who refused
to sign with Washington because the con-
tract sent him did not call for the limit, but
only S4oo per month. has been idle three
MINNEAPOLIS
club: He is already out 81 200, and Mime
apolis Is probably giving him about $40
week-Detroit Journal.
st. Joseph Will not only turn out a big
crowd on the opening day, but every day
therea1ter that the team plays at honest
Joseph Gazette. G I
Jimmy Manning states that Tuck Turner
mas ma rs not yet accepted his terms. Matte Nc
", wicker is putting up "a good article of ball
&c
about Turner.-Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Buck" Ebright and Kid speer were school
mates says the Milwaukee Wisconsin. Then
1t says Ebrightb lis in his fortieth year. Is
forty? II
Charlie Dryden says: "Base-stealing is not
the National league. The Brush resolution
mas had nothing to do with this. 1t is the
see." 2. o.
Eyes, indorse Ed Hanlon's shot at incom-
petent, chicken-crawed umpires: but will
make 1t stronger says Earl Wagner Zone
good umpire and one bad one are worse than
one one good one, and two bad ones are worse
"Ducky" Holmes is a great favorite with
the Baltimore fans, He has given perfect sat
isfaction with Hanlon's team, and is assured
OF regular position. "Ducky" is batting
just like he did when he first entered the
league in 1895 Colonel.
Sullivan leads the Columbus club In batting
and Knoll in bas running. while Buckley and
Tebeau have the best fielding averages.
Slice July the St. Pauls have played thir-
teen games, winning only three and losing
ten. 1t Is a wonder Ccmiskey has net been
stricken with Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
Indianapolis, has released Hoffmeister and
Deadly and expects to get Sammy Nichol fro n
Minneapolis in exchange for Walter Wimot.
Detroit has released Turner and the team Is
now composed of only twelve players.
club.