The Saint Paul globe., 1902-04-18
LUMLEY is: A SAINT
Manager Kelley Reports That
Outfielder Has Joined
the Team
TRAINING SEASON ENDS
st. Paul Team Will Leave Richmond
for Detroit Tomorrow Night
Lexington Park Will
Be Ready.
TRAINING SEASON ENDS

Tomorrow afternoon Manager Mique
Kelley and his band of balltossers will
shake the dust of the Richmond training
grounds from their playing boots and
catch the train for Detroit, where the
Saints will play two games with the Tig-
ers Of the American league.
Kelleys last word from the training
grounds brings joy to the hearts Of the
ST. Paul fanatics, for the manager re-
ports that Lumley has Joined the team
and that the playing list is now com
plete. The weak spot in the-outfield has
been filed in, and an accident alone can
prevent the Saints from figuring in the
race right at the getaway.
I4unlley is now with the st. Paul team.
h G o b s Richmond correspondent
telegfaphed last night that Lumley had
reached Richmond, and Manager Kelley
wired President Lennon that the outfield-
er had reported for duty.
COgan ana Bean are the only Saints
missing from the training camp and Kel-
ley has heard from from the two men.
Cogan was anxious to remain in the
city of big fires, knockout drops, etc, as
long as possible, and Bean asked to be
excused from the spring training as he IS
the instructor in a college gymnasium
The two players were excused, but Man
ager Kelley has been Keeping in con-
that they will join the team at Detroit in
time to play in the exhibition game next
Sunday.
With these men accounted for the ST.
Paul team is complete-al ready for the
opening Of the season. Other cities Of the
circuit are claiming all manner of things
for their teams, but the Saints have
made the showing and they sure do look
strong on paper.
Line-Up of the Team.
The lineup of the complete team is as
follows:
Catchers, Hurley, Jessup and PIERCE
and Evans; lnfielderS, Kelley. HuggIns
Shay and Bean; outtielders, Dillard, Geier
and Lumley.
The Saints leave Richmond for Detroit
Saturday night and will play exhibition
games with the Tigers Sunday and Mon
Gay. TUESDAY they rest in Toledo, where
they go to wait for the opening of the
American association season.
While the Saints are away on the cir
cult President Lennon Will hurry the
work already started at Lexington park.
During the week the groundkeeper has
been rushing the men who are putting
the playing grounds into condition. Yes
terday morning it was thought that THIS
work would not be completed this week
but in the afternoon the groundkeeper
announced that the park would be ready
for the advertised game to be played at
Lexington sunday between w llIl0lS MIL
lerS and the Prairie leaguers.
Next week carpenters will be turned
loose near the present gates of the park,
and before the men with the saws and
hammers are through the Lexington park
entrances will be roughly modelled.
AS announced in L h G b several
weeks ago the new system Of tickets
adopted by Die American association
compels President Lennon to change the
entrance to the park. The Hickey league
voted to adopt a uniform circuit ticket
for the ball parks. ard this new order
compelled the lCcal management to do
eway with the old coupon ticket system.