The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-04

"Whitewings" Tebeau found so much fault
with the umpire yesterday that he fined him
The Columbus team has INDUCED in an excess
of ''rag-chewing'' in all the games they have
played here this week and the spectators were
heartily tired Of Tebeau's tactics. 1t was
about time for Daily to exhibit some sand
and put an end to the Observation-Disclosures
Sentinel.
Hulen's injury will keep him out of the
game for several days, but Sullivan makes so
capable a substitute that the Columbus team
is not weakened by HuIen's abssnce-Mil-
waukee Sentinel
Van Buren, Is expected to Join the Milwau-
KEGS this week at Detroit, and if Nicol is I'M
able to play then the new out6e.der will pisy
in center. and Barnes will be used On the
slab again.
Euler eatshsr and Eo R;ess hqvs
Detroit, and viii jim the club a.
Milwaukee On Sunday. He is a good catcher.
a fair batter, but is possessed of a temper
that mars his usefulness. He will strengthen
the team, for Twinetam is throwing poorly
Detroit Journal.
report has reached Milwaukee that three
National league clubs are scrambling to pur-
chase the release of Jack Taylor Milwaukee's
crack pitcher. And 1t IS also stated that a
National league team is after the services Of
Fred Barnes. The rumcr was announced to
President KilliIea, and he stated that there
was truth in tie statement, but refused to
say what teams were seeking Taylor. Presi-
dent KilElea said: ut is only question Of
Taylor is not only proficient pitcher. but he
fields his position in perfect form and bats
as strong as any man on the team. which
is unusual for a tcher.''-MilWaukee Jour-
nal.
Frank Dwyer and Vic Willis may have to
shake dice for the BOBBY prize in batting.
The Bostorian has shade the best of it.
HIS last average was .045, while Old Geneva
had an .0S3 credit.-Baltimore Herald.
Rowdy base ball has killed the game in
two league cities, says Rem Milford and
when the bell taps next year for the opening
of the season it would not be surprising to
see the circuit cut down to ten clubs Balti-
more and Cleveland have not been playing to
enough money at home to keep up stock In g.
banana stand.
The Sporting News. speaking editor.aIly,
says: The success of the Kansas City club
is a source of rejoicing to Manager Man
nings many friends throughout the coun-
try, and Of congratulaton to the Western
league magnates, who are sharing in the
combination of good team good town and
good fellow ought to be a winner in any
league.
Is Jack Crooks coming into the Western
league? ST. Louis is to release him. as we'll
as Russ Hall and "Kid" Carsey. it is mnSer-
STOOD. Joe Quinn will be the regular second
paseman or the Browns, though Crooks NAV
be carried for a utility man.-Detroit Free
Press. ieo
George Carey has been released by Louis
vile to Minneapolis. This means a cut in
Carey's salary, as he has been playing with
the Millers under his Louisville contract
Indianapolis News.
Every club in the league is pulling against
indianapolis, and the cranks in the other
cities rejoice in the defeat of Aliens men.
me players In the other teams play lust a
little. bit harder ball when they meet the
Hooslers, and the umpires never see a play
through indianapolis eyes With this handi-
cap against them, the local players should
have hearty support at home. They will
need 1t before the season is over. So far the
team has done more than was expected of
It, and If the men can keep up the good
work they Will surprise the majority of the
cranks in this city. With pleasant weather
the two games Monday In this city between
the Hoosiers and DISCOVERIES should prove
record breakers in point of attendance. Co.
lumbus has always been as hard a PROPOSE
ton for Indianapolis as st. Paul. The cranks
have not forgotten the well-deserved trim
ming Aliens men gave the Saints on Decora-
ton Day, and they are in line to do the same
thing to the DISCOVERIES the Fourth. The
western league race has narrowed down to
four clubs, and Of the three which Indian
apolis will have to beat out Columbus is q
shade the strongest. Two victories on the
Fourth will do much to strengthen the posi-.
ton Of Indianapolis in the league race.-1n-
dianapolis News.