The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-04-06
The Celebrated Aggregation 10
Play Here Four Days.
Most ~ the Noted Players Are N
Barney Dreyfus' Aggregation
of stars.
SOME OTHER BASEBALL NEWS.


one of the strongest aggregations of
baseball players in the country. ar
rived in Paducah this morning ut
1:45 O'Clock from Hot Springs, Ark,
in private sleeper. Hamlet" and
will this afternoon at Wallace park
meet the Paducah club In the first of
series of four exhibition, practice
games.
Mr.. Barney Dreyfus. the million
aire owner of the team, Is here with
the Pirates and was met at the train
by a special street car chartered to
take the team to the Palmer house.
At the hotel Mr.. Dreyfus register
ed his entire team as follows: VIM.
Clancy, c. c. Rotchey, Thos. w.
Leach, John Wagner, C. c. Beau
mont, Otis Clymer. Fred c. Clark.
Fred c. Hillebrand. Charles Phil
lippe, p. ]. Flaherty. G. d. Power, AL
q. Pratt, Geo. f. Mcbride. Geo. Il.
Howard. AL Wagner, II. J. PETIT,
Samuel Lever. NJ. ]. Lynch. Charles
Case, Clyde Goodwin, A. Robitaille.
V. A. Lindaman, c. Holmes, III. V.
Ankle.
Mr.. Dreyfuss has arranged with
! the street car company to run a spe-
cial car to and from the ball park to
accommodate his team. He is car
rying over two teams, working out a
lot of youngsters. but most of
the men who played here last season
in an exhibition game are with the
team. Leach, Wagner, Beaumont,
Clark. Lever, Lynch and Case, were
with him but many of the others are
new ones. Clyde Goodwin, who pitch
ed for Vincennes last season, is with
the team and has done good work.
The team will remain in Paducah
today, Friday, Saturday and will
play a Sunday game. This is one of
the most celebrated baseball aggrega-
lions in the country and will no doubt
attract the biggest crowds of the sea-
son. Last year when the Pirates
played Paducah at the close of the
season, the grandstand was packed
to overfiowing and the crowd could
hardly be kept off the field.
Mr. Dreyfus is a former Paducah-
an. and is a cousin of the Messrs
Weille, of Paducah.
Toledo has come and gone. In the
last game of the preliminary or prac-
tice season yesterday afternoon, Pa
iducah defeated the visitors by
score of Is to 1. Wilder, who pitch
ed for Cairo last season. got his and
was touched for twelve hits. Padu-
cab made the only double play. The
score by innings was:
Score by Innings.
2 4 6 S-r h e
Toledo 20 0 0 0 0 0 O. 1 Z 6
Paducah I 0 2 8 x-13 ~ l
Batteries-South and Land, for
Paducah; Wilder and Clark, for To-
ledo; umpire, Piatt.
Prof. VIM. Deal is getting out a
vest-pocket schedule of X. /. T.
games. which he will give away to
the fans here.
Here's a mixed aggregation for
you. The Princeton Tribune in
J speaking OF the Kitty league team
says: The makeup OF the Prince
ton team is undoubtedly varied when
II comes to the occupation of the men
other than that of playing ball. The
battery is real sweet, as Becker and
Wilkinson are candy-makers. II
music is needed at the funeral of
Paducah and Cairo. 1t will be fur
nished by Vergils and Jeffries. as
they are professional singers, while
Walters. who is a newspaper man,
can be depended on to write nice
obituary for Henderson. Vincennes
and Hopkinsville.
Swain and Phares are teaching
school, while Lyons and Taylor are
glass-blowers. Among the others
are Wausmann, who is a locksmith,
and Kirkham, who is hotel clerk.
Mr.. Dreyfus will send seventeen OF
his men to indianapolis tonight. He
did not intend to keep them all here,
but will make two different circuits
with the teams.
To Live la Paducah.
Mrs. Lucy Foster and family left
for Paducah Monday where they will
make their home in the future. Mrs.
Foster will conduct private board
ing house. John will go on the road
for coffee house the LIST of May