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BASE BALL BRIEFS.

Three years ago George Carey was a Big
favorite with Milwaukee patrons when he
played first base for the Brewers, and whsn
he makes his appearance here tomorrow in
the morning game select circle of "fans''
VIII present him with a testimonial of their
Observation-Disclosures Sentinel.
The Milwaukee club has so far whitevaxh
Omaha, St. Paul and Kansas City
The Detroit club has also secured Pitcher
Eifield from PHI lade]phis in addition to First
Bascman CAMEL from Pittsburg
Outfelder Pickering has Joined the Omaha
club which has also secured Pitcher Under
wood frcm Detroit.
The Chicagos have offered to trade kit
ridge and Torpton.
at Columbus on Friday. Glasscoca having
been called to his home in Wheeling O., by
the serious illness of his, wife. and The We
Gran made hit put out eleven men and had
first bssemen in the business valuable po'nt-
ers on how the bag should be c5vered.-Mi-
waukee Sentinel.
Milwaukee has won ten straight games
Dan Lally. the Columbus outfelder, and
Pitcher Wright, of the same club have been
loaned to the Minneapolis club by Manager
LOTUS for the season. Lally played W tn
St Louis cub. He will strepg! hen the
Millers, and Pitcher Wright will also help
them in the twirling department.
been forced to cult base ball for good owing
to stomach trouble. He is now in D tro't
where he expects to spend the summer His
former home was at Danvl'e, Ind.
st. PauPs next eight games are with In
dianapolis, four in Indianapolis and four IN
st. Paul. Which will lead at the end Of the
series?
The Saints omen a series of four games
here Monday morning. and the series is sure
to prove interesting The HOLSTERS and Saints
are both fighting for the lead. During the
fortunate way in defeating Indianapolis az
most at will. but Manager Allen and his
men have no fear of them this season.
Indianapolis News. -''1=--. -,
Breitenstein and Hill are beth suffering from
sore arms, and are net fit to pitch. This
makes room for the little left-hander. and
he will probably be taken on the Eastern
the soreness out of his shoulder. He nes
tried al lsorts of liniments, massage and ex-
ercise. Now he is going to give his arm a
weeks. If this remedy fails he will De of
little use to the Reds this season.
Indianapolis has given Wiley Davis; the
squirrel hunter of the Wabash, a release
and he is free to sign wherever wanted.
OHagan, the Kansas City first baseman
has gone to New Jersey to be married. but
he and Mrs. O'Hagan will be on hand for
the two games her on Monday.-Detroit
Journal.
Smith, obtained from Brooklyn is expected
to take second base for Omaha and Ho'-
lingsworth will be general substitute. Thee
is nothing wrong with Holly, but the length
of hisname.-Detroit Journal.
Harry Weldon losses this bouquet to the
champions in the Cincinnati Enquirer:
what a snappy game of ball the cham
pions put up at all stages! Even in Their
practice they are a revelation. Especially is
this the case with Tenney, the collegiate
first baseman. He never wearies, appar-
emily. and is running and jumping about all
the time. His practice shows up in the
game, for circus stops and sensational pick
ups ready money for him.
Nat Roth writes in the New York Evening
World ''Tbe old custom of coachers call
ing on the bleachers to howl a rafting
standing the intent of the Brush rule. It
certainly isn't much less than rowdyism for
a player who is himself prohibited from
yelling abuse at an opponent to incite, by
reckoning and fourishing of arms, couple
of thousand fiends to howl whatever they
pire Swartwood does not enforce coaching
rules"
T Charley Irwin is getting the sweetened
sandbag. 1t is pleasant to be told how
good you were once, but rather embarrassing
to be pictured as in present form fit only for
bench duty.-Cincinnati Post.
Deadly in on way interfered with Dixon's
throw to catch Mcfarland stealing in the
sixth. Not player of the Millers made any
out. He was deservedly criticised by the
spectators. Because Indianapolis crowds
give the visiting teams all that is due and
hate to see poor decision whichever way they
go. it is no reason why the home club should
not be given an even break on close plays.
Sentinel And yet it has been reported
many. many times that indianapolis insists
that Indianapolis shall have all the best of
It in the decisions.