The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-16


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Roln l.. Thomas : time Of game, /: :s5; umpires'
Stimmel and Menefee. 49,.
st. Paul has another downtown site
for a, baseball park. 1t is the block bound
ed by Eighth, Ninth, Minnesota and Rob-
ert streets. The block is a large one and
the location Is more easily accessible from
the business district than any other yet
proposed. An ordinance permitting the
construction Of a park at this site probably
will be introduced in the st. Paul assembly
this evening. !. =: 80. ....-. .,,
The National league season did not open
yesterday, bad weather.. preventing the
games at Philadelphia and st. Louis. All
eight teams will start to-day. The games
scheduled are: ...r 81
~, Chicago at St. Louis. -.
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
The engineers defeated. the dents yes.
terday afternoon in tthe first game of the
interdepartment series at the university.
Both teams put UP a good article of ball.
Bond for the engineers pitched a star
game. striking out. fifteen men. In the
second innings' with the. bases filed he
forced in one run bye hitting the batter,
but then steadied, striking out two men,
and retiring the 4 third on AN easy
grounder 6. The engineers won the game
by batting Cox hard in the fourth. The
dents, will meet the academies Saturday
''DeltS'' ~ n n "a Il
i; Batteries Bond and sperry; Cox, Gillian and
Mckelvey. Umpire, Force. r.: =
The first game OF the season in the in
terscholastic baseball league will be played;
Friday afternoon at Minnehaha park The
st: Paul Central and South high of Min,
neapolis will be the contestants = The,
game will be called at 3 clock. @'..~ =
Julian ". Ware captain, first baseman
and heaviest batsman Of the University
of Wisconsin baseball team, has been de-
clared Ineligible by the University Athletic
council, the charge being that Of profes-
sionalism and failure to keep up his COL
lege work. The same dealing was given
to Wisconsin.s star, pitcher. Muller There
is to be a contest made by the athletic
authorities for the reinstatement of Ware
and. it is said this may be successful
There will: be no attempt to save Muller
The team is greatly in need Of the serv-
stick. It is understood four other play
ers are on the ragged edge" :.
The Iowa college team Of GrinnelI
proved an easy proposition for the Chicago
White Sox at Marshalltown yesterday aft
ernoor. being defeated by a score of 19 to
2: Despite the fact that the weather was
raw and chilly, fully 1000 people wit
messed tho game. A brilliant double play
by DAILY, Tannehill and Isbell in the sixth
was the feature Of the game. - -
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Isbcl; Swain, Fillmore and Marsh.
The ba seball season in La Crosse will /
be opened Saturday and Sunday May 9 4
and g., with games between the La Crosse |
team and the aggregation from Winnipeg. i
which is then to start a tour of this sec-I
ton of the United States On May 1O1
La Crosse will meet Chippewa Falls. inj
La Crosse and the Fargo aCN.D. team ISL
expected. to arrive; on Sunday, May II, at3
which time the Norwegian societies.. OIL
pendence day with a big picnic and ,fes-
tival ssf.,55tG
: OFFICIALS of the Northern Baseball league
met a West Superior yesterday for thesl
purpose of arranging the playing schedule
and assigning players. The league is made
up of six clubs, and the season opens Mayst
20. Each club will play liz games /
The appeal of the Helena, Mont, club
for reopening. of the Cariscl1 case has
been denied by the national board of ar
oitrat1on and the players services award