The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-09
Rnzzes From The
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indianapolis has signed Outfielder Har-
vey Hollis. hailing from Pittsburg Third
Baseman Babb, of Fort Wayne, and Out
helders Lusky and McCallister.
President Hickey, of the new American
ASSOCIATION, has engaged offices in the
Gable building, Chicago and will remove
from St. Joseph within Il month.
Catcher Heine Peitz has lost his Notre
Dame coaching job, the faculty having
decided that graduate coaches must be
dSed.
Second Baseman Cupid" Chads has
made his plea for retention by Toledo
and Manager Strobel has sent him con-
tract.
Pitcher Sexton will coach the Universe
ty Of Michigan this year, While Pitcher
Bandelin, who twirled for Minneapolis in
1900, will coach Wisconsin.
According to the St. Lcuis Globe-Dem-
Ccrat, Jimmy Collins Only superior at
third was Wallace.
James A. Hart is going to Hot Springs,
Ark, early IN FEBRUARY. So is Fred Pos
tel, of the Washington club. They nav
be travelling companions thither.
4 Infelder Sheibeck, of last years CIeve-
" land team, will be with Toledo this sea-
son.
Joe Quin is signing players for the Col
R orado Springs team.
The Pittsburg team rs it stands today
is not only the strongest team in the Ma
tional league, kut it is the strongest COM
bination in the country.
- Boston has released Outfelder Rickert.
who finished the season with the Bean
I Eaters. 1T is claimed that Pittsburg mas
added him to its list
In St Louis they refer to the team that
! Pat Donovan VIII father as the Kinder
garten." There are but few veterans in
. the bunch.
Jack Powell remarks that one of the
reasons he jumped to McAleer Was be-
cause there would he no Heilbrcnner in
the American camp.
\ according to the latest plans an
. nounced by Manager Frank Sclee, ex-
. apt. Jack Doyle, of the Chicago team,
viii be Used behind the bat next season.
4 Ed. Clark, the Cincinpatian who has
4 been spending a ndmber of years in the
South, viii be one Of the umpires in
. the new Texas Tea que.
4 Followers Of. baseball dope" are pick
ing Muggsy'' AGcGraws Orioles as the
team which Comiskey's men win have 20
~ peat lhlS season. The Baltimore team 10
almost above criticism IN every Depart
4 Iaent except behind the bat.
Manager Buekenberger will play Dick
. Cooley at first base on the Boston team.
resume his place behind the bat or be
4 cast adrift altogether
= BILLY Hamilton has sent word to the
Harvard baseball management that he
! will be unable 10 coach the VARSITY nine
Z in batting this spring.
Catcher Ed. Heydon, who finished the
season with St. Louis, after playing for
+ q time with Indianapolis, denies that he
T has gone back to the HcosierS. Heydon
i is heumatic, and hopes to catch on with
{ Little Rock, in the Southern association,
+ because that city is close to Hot Springs
Manager Dugdale, Of Seattle, has sign
ed Catcher Stanley and Outfielder Kelly,
both Of the California league, and Out
fielder Dalymple, late of Selma.
E Catcher MaIoney, of last years Mil
y w9ukee team, possibly will be used in
right field with the st. Louis American
II lea team npVf To 90
FED the fastest runner in the American
4 and ranks high as hitter.
President Johnson, of the American
f league, denies that he promised the