The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-25


| two out and two men on bases. Phyle hit .
ball clean to the fences home run. He was
1ostled on third base. however. and caught.
| making the third out. Then the captain Of
| the team declared that one Of the men on
| bases was out for cutting second and that
the run did not count, and 50 the umpire
decided"
Comiskey has signed Hahn, the ex-Detroit-
| err He was given trial yesterday at Co
iumbus. and LOTUS team found him for
1 hlts. Comdskey allows" that he Will
have to do better work than that to stay with
! MS team. The St. Paul manager was going
home to St. Paul. but decided that he had
better go with his team to indianapolis SO
| as to bring home few victories.-Chicago
| Record.
President johnson. of the Western league,
! has been sick for over two months, and is
| hardly able to get around. He intends to
| leave for Missouri and try the Lithia water
| cure.
| Charlie Comiskey says he thinks Hart will
make a mistake if he relies upon Green to fill
| regularly position on the team. ''You
| can't win the pennant in the National league
with team OF young minor leaguers no
matter how good ball they may have put I'D
In slower company" said the st. Paul mag
nate They must be thoroughly tried In the
smaller leagues, and 1t takes time to work
| them out. lsbell, for example, has the MAX
Ing OF first-class player, but he needs more
Preparatory work. Why. only had him
a
toward the close of the season, and the jump
to the big league was too great. In two years
more he will be fast as any of them.
| The same principle, l think will hold true in
| the case of Green. Denzer also made big
| jump when he came to Chicago but Roger
| IS not natural ball player, and will prob
aoiy stay in his present company. "-Chicago
! Chrea'cle.
Speaking of pitchers, Comiskey claims that
Phyle is the best in the Western league and
bo ole
men. All three have been mentioned as pos
sible Chicago players-in fact. every good
player in the Western league has been men
| toned as being booked for Chicago Comis-
| key claims that President Hart has secured
| thirty-eight at least, but that he got the best
man when he got Mertes::-Chicago Tribune.
| Parson Nicholson has been discovered. He
| is playing second base for the Newark team
In the Atlantic league...DetrOit Free Press.
| Foreman and Phillips are the greatest
pitchers In the Western league. as their
work during the past two months proves
| Indianapolis News.
The Indianapolis players are not hitting the
| pail, and it is only the excellent work of the
box men that keeps the team in the race
to the game. In the same time they have
Iosn seventeen two of tb runs winning three and
nope to win the Western league pennant with
| that sort of batting. Manager Allen should
| &c MS men together and work them as he
a tllne in the past four years when the
| Hoosiers showed UP as poorly with the stick
as they are right now, and it is high time
| that they should pull themselves together
indianapolis News.
-. After the first game yesterday between In
annapolis and St Joseph, Kansas CIV MIL
| Waukee and Indianapolis were tied for Tho
Western league pennant on .6O2 This shows
the remarkable closeness of the contest. less
'hAn month before its end.
Yesterday S. Paurs final appesrance
mere this season. The st. Paul players are
milwaukee Journal. Kansas City papers
| please copy.
The Saints gone and the fans are she'd
! oHhg no tears over their departure There
are a few players on the team who are All
[ [5;, but there are others who should be-
mondg I'VE ,, hoa instead Of grazing the da-
| asked. oeins
Eddie Burke. the left fielder M the g,
Paul club. who injured here during the
| series OF games in July. has recovered and
s %1i JON b Inc team on on it's return home His
zee wisconsin. One must go away from home
| to get the news. At the same time Burke
| has been released. D0- no
The attendance at Mondays game In MIL
waukee was 2.400.
If the final fight Is betwean Kanso, os.-
and Milwaukee. now seems probehle .
clean G, team is bound to win the pannant
t rme P gentlemanly conduct of the Blues and
me Brewers has won praise from the news
I taPefs and the people all over the circuit
ana IN mos most towns the papers express pleas
teamsKansa ese GtH gh standing Of the two
isheo up little angels we are, to be sure.
va mfe sca aa gives Boston a decided adj
vintage during the last six weeks of tha
Championship season. Selees men are Stat
Gu Ior twenty-six games at home between
players n aea 5srd Th he is no set Of
eaters on their native heath They faLe
every advantage of the grounds and an
like ge by o,, addmlring throngs work together
and Express. ioiN MILL
Det 1e M NINA tS the Meaningless strike
OF 1he series. Then follow visits to ST pa;,
ana minneapolis and then the Homecoming
Of The 6i Sen+ VIII fo fight hard to get the Lest
ought to come their way in Minnean nails ~
Kansas City Journal. Why the homeocnm-
ing ing 50 soon? Kansas City is scheduled to
p pneb! iour games at st. Joseph. The Cowboys
couple of these games at St Joseph. thus
! giving the people Of that town chance 80
see see. the coming champions" The propo
s1tfon seems to be to take the "kids" IN
Kansas City and roll" them for the sunr
games, whereas If they were played In ST
Joseph the youngsters would win one End
probably two, Of them, and thus pos4bIy
flag. 'ne rne
About 21.ooO people paid to see the games
at at boston on Saturday and Monday, giving
oan 1 over 5000 for its share Of the
$1,000. isA' ,
Twelve presidents of base ball clubs got
to LOGS and promised the public that base
that the players should not fight again st
his decision. The result has been howl
!Is farce, as much as anything because of
the incompetence OF the umpires. Yet to
have kept their word regardless Of the UNI
pires Is arrant nonsense Do they begin In
see this themselves?-New York Sun.
st. Paul was probably in luck in not play-
| ing yesterday. The team was so badly
weakened that it would almost certainly
have lost anyhow. The game will be played
visit here. Two games, however, will be
played in Columbus today. as ST. Paul still
has six games to play with the Senator's.
Oh, what drop. dear Kansas CityI How
ever third place FITS you better.
indianapolis once more leads the process.
sion, and Is likely to stay there until the
trip around the circuit; when-but let's wait.
Work as hard as she can, Milwaukee still,
| fails to land seuarely In first place. She
may do 1t when she gets hold of Minneapoiis
| later in the week.
The Brewers are entitled to high place In