The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-27

Indianapolis plays it's next six games away
from home.
1t was fondly hoped that when the lcng-
haired nuisance who was wont to make a
sideshow of himself last year from the top
gallery in the grandstand had been sque.ched
the patrons of the game would be permitted
to enjoy themselves. But fate has decreed
otherwise AT yesterdays game there was a
full-grown man with base bail vocabulary
consisting of one word, and he was garru-
lous at that.-Kansas City Times.
games at Kansas City the Indianapolis papers
charge the defeats to Umpire Mannassau,
who they say robbed Aliens farm hands
right and left: The assertion is ridiculous
Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Poor, deluded brewery boy, Wait til you
get your lamps on Mannassau's work and
learn his disposition. Even his old standby.
Columbus, has passed him up. He is the
most incompetent man that ever handled an
Observation-Disclosures News.
Germany Hartman. the ex-Brewer third
baseman has not been making a success OF
it in New York this season. His work ha,
been anything but fast, and Arson is casting
about for player to take his place.
Only, one regular player in the Milwaukee
team has batting average of over 500
Daily, with an average of $40
Il
crack pitcher of the Chicago club Three
years ago Callahan with Manager Burns
at Springfield That was the season that Jim
the man by drafting him as soon as the ssa
son closed. Burns said last winter that he
expected great things from Callahan, and it
does rot look as though he would be disao-
pointed.
Butter has deserted the Omaha team. It is
said Pete Daniels has been signed
If Hahn will some time duplicate that three
base hit turn the trick at Bennett park and
let the people know just when the bali will
go out. Fourth of July wouldn't be a circum-
stance in the matter of attendance and en-
thusiasm. 1t isn't likely that he ever before
took nlnety-yard run around the diaGioinJ-
and he shouldn't have done it at INDIANAPOLIS
1t would be duly appreciated in Detroit.EDe
troit Journal.
The Omaha Bee thus refers to the Mime
apolis team "And the band of Esnuin1anx
played a good fight too, although thev Do
caper around like lot of old women"
Lobster" Glenalvin is not as talkatlye as
he was when the Saints were here before
Glenalvin learned thing or two on his
former. visit to Kansas City.-Kansas City
Journal.
Detroit is still casting about for nlav.r.
and now that Stallings has taken hold of the
team some wholesale changes are likely IN
De Lndue. Calcner Williams, of the defunct
burlington Western association team has
been claimed by Detroit. and Detroit has al
ready soured on Third Baseman Peuuinnevl
There Is only one thing that can keen Min
neapolis out Of last place-Omaha -Kaneas
City Journal. And you said that lust about
in time to make 1t good Yesterdays game
seems to indicate that even Omaha can't do
it. w
Kansas City has lest just one game IN each
of the six teams that have visited that touyn
since the opening of June.
The Chicago Tribune is humorist. If cav.
OF saturdays 4-3 game in favor of BrookIvn
those present" 1t referred to DahIen on5
Lsnge. who went to the races
indianapolis is angry at Kansas CITY for
calling the Indianapolis team Indianites and
Brushites The News says: "The team is
as distinctively an Indianapolis club as the
Cowboys belong to Kansas CITY, Manning 10
one of the biggest farmers In the league He
owned the st. Joseph club last season. and
drew from it Williams Frisbee. Viox Nc
Wicker, Meredith, Pardee and Gear. Con
naughton he had. Pittsburg gave him
O'Hagan. and New York helped him out with
Sullivan and Wilson. Kansas City Is TO ST
Joseph what Cincinnati is to Indianapolis-a
constant drain"
Kansas City has a Pardee, Minneapolis a
Philippi, Milwaukee Taylor all heralded as
pitching sensations of the year. Indianapolis
has Hawley worth the others cut together
He Is doing better than any of the old guard
In the league, and Foreman Phillips. Fisher
Denzer, Jones. Rettger. Hahn end Sullivan
had better look to their laurels.-Indianapolis
News. '-S