The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-10

=, Detroit DOESN'T know whether to make
Count Campau was released. Here appears
to be good chance for Manager Manning
to get good odthelder. The report from
in his batting and fielding. This may be
true but he certainly did not show it when
ne was aere with the Millers. campau is
good . fielder, and he is generally found
though Campau once played with the Blues,
that would not make him a less welcome ad-
dition to the team. In addition to being
careful fielder and a safe hitter Campau is
9 player who never gives up and whose 'jol-
lying" would be Just the thing the Blues
need at this time.-Kansas City Times.
to the Abilene Kas team and Homer to ths
Mansfield, O.. club.-Kansas City Journal.
Turner is practicing In the outfeld, and
there is report that stalEng,, reoogniz n
his great merit as a batter, Is to give him
one Of the gardens Detroit is sadly in 81
schuman president of the Omaha club, ex-
pended $4,000 for his grounds, and 1t out s4,-
600 more on expenses.
There was never a prettier race than that
in the Western league this season. Indian
apolis, st. Paul, Columbus and Kansas CITY
are closely punched that two games won
or lost would change the positions Of the four.
The fight will likely be continued until the
last week Of the acknowledgements News.
Butler has been good ball player and il
now: at least for a. time, deprived Of a means
OF livelihood. 1t has been suggested that
benefit game should be given him. The sug-
gestion has been broadened by another that
News.
"Bug" Holiday, for seven years member
of the Cincinnati club has announced his re-
tirement from base ball. He will engage in
business and politics in Cincinnati.
Martin, who was installed at second for
eighteen years DID, His first professional
games were played with Louisville last year.
He has been playing with Detroit until
Thursday.
The St. Paul team defeated Fond du Lao
Friday, 10 to 5. Cross pitched for the Saints.
The game played at Kansas city. June 10,
between the Kansas Citys and Detroits, which
was given to the Kansas Citys because the
Detroits left the field in order to- catch a.
train to st. Paul, has been formally awarded
to the Detroits by the board of directors.
'FHave I released any of my players?' re-
reportorial inquiry. NO." he replied, "only
my typewriter, cashier and gatekeeper have
been decapitated by the snickersnee" He
says he would be consigned to a lunat,c
asylum by the st. Paul fans IL he released
any Of his players. Let a lot of champions
go?" he said last night. "Never!'-Mi,-
waukee Sentinel.
By shutting out the champion Bostons Fri
day without a hit or run the Philadelphia
team, with Donohue pitching, performed one
OF the notable feats Of the season.
Mannassau has been reappointed to Ban
Johnson's staff OF umpires, which now In
cludes Sheridan, Cantillon, Mannassau and
Caruthers.
Van Buren,, claimed by Milwaukee, is the
property of the ST. Joe club. He Is won
derful fielder, clever baserunner and heavy
batter.
Referring to Anson's release by New York
a special in the Times-Herald. of Chicago
says: Its sad story. but the meat of t
is that Ansons base ball is century or two
behind the times-obsolete, out of print, as
it were. Callahan, OF Chicago, probably one
Of the greatest twirlers In the Western half
of the league, was not allowed to do himself
justice in his speciality last year, because
Arson kept him. most of the time, digging
up grounders at second, or pulling down flies
in the outer pasture Yet Callahan has some
of the widest curves ever let loose from
twirler's slab, and knows how to use them
too. The tale doesn't end with Callahan. but
his case Is cited as an instance"
Now that LOTUS has lost the services of
Butler, it would not be surprising to see