10 THE SAINT PAUI, GLOBE: SUNDAY, APRIL 1 J, 1897,

He pitched a good game yesterday." college organized Wednesday, and -will do Shortly after the victory of Louis- practice pork until Easter, after which time ville yesterday, Manager Comiskey A|4D BASEBALL they would like to have a few games. They I]! BIKE play on the average of seventeen years. The SfllJiTS WERE STIFF Foley the result of FADS PUGILISIVI wired Thomas that team Includes: Frank, Buach, Red Wing, the game was undoubtedly due to the oatcher; John O'Brien, Belle Creek, pitcher; SHOW, soreness, physically, of the team after Henry Enderly, 8t Cloud, Ist base; Stephen ' NORTHWESTERN(Sanctioned by CYCLE MADE A POOR SHOWING IN THE playing too fast ball in the initial game, IS THE FOAMRR A PROPER PRE- Herrick. Eau Claire, 2d base; Henry Steph- THE CURRENT WtJOT PEVKR THE National Cycle Board of Trait ) anue, St. manager FIRST GAME AT LOUIS- and then being left by wet weather LJMrYAJIY TKAJIVING FOR THE Paul, and short stop; THE training Michael Hurley. Rine City, 3rd base; LATEST OASE! IXG PLAY IMPROVES. on the home grounds. AnImposing Display by high-ball rarely | Exhibits all Lead- COLONELS HAD TO PUT UP A GOOD Anson is a hitter. He OAYL.OR DISCUSSES THE SUBJECT Figure* Show a Marked Advance in ever hits safe except on a ball above HE AND DAN STUART ENTHUSIAS- Eight Of ARTICLE OF BALL TO the waist. He is like a fish out of wa- AND QUOTES NOTABLEAUTHOR- Years. TIC BOOMERS OF THE "KID" jj Wheels &Sundries. ing WIN. tei on one about knee high. ITIES. The statistically Jnclined ball crank may be FIGHTEiR. Manufacturers. Clarke, Yorks, is interested as well as surprised by a table of "Dad of the New progress said to have invented a new "raise" figures showing the made in eight years' time In the fielding department of the ball. It acts like a drop until it game. figures MAKES A NEW FIND. batsman, MAKING MANAGERS OF FIAYERS. The of 1888, compared with TOMISKEY reaches the and then shoots those of 1896, show unmistakably that, despite HIS WORK IS CUT OUT FOiR HIM. upward. LADIES' the changed rules and the heavier and hot- INBY STRACE President Vanderbeck. of the Detroit ter batting which the men now have to face, PARTICIPATED ALLTHE RECORD BREAKERS damages Zahner, club, has been sued for $25,000 the fielding of every position has improved. AXD THE May Sign Catcher a Louis- Tendency That Is Growinpr—Freaks progress Vounjf Will FOR A PURSE $1,000 for false imprisonment. Last season — How much of this is due to the In- Hooiier Wonder Do Well OF HE WORLDm ville Ania-tenr— Score of the arrest a shoemaker for of Orthugrnph.v \n.ines Hard troduction of armored gloves for the tender CHAM^°^/ he caused the of estimated, ifHe Gets Dan Creedon for a Gaime. alleged stealing of two base balls, a to Spell. palms can hardly be but credit — must be given the ball nevertheless, Starter. \u25a0 • ~>^~v/%. «~^~w~^n^>^>^s charge was ac- players, \u25a0 DON'T FORGET • \u25a0 i^ni^n^. of which the defendant for faster fielding in every way. Ten years . quitted. ago it was no uncommon sight—to see half a That entries for the j| WHAT It is presumed that Bill Hassamaer dozen wild throws over first now a ball TO EAT !{ Special to the Globe. still driving a coal wagon for his Special Correspondence of the Globe. that is { is thrown too wide to be handled is It may seem a little effeminate to < by LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 10.—There father this season. Nothing has been NEW YORK, April B.—While at Ma- usually near enough to the mark to at least DOG SHOW PURE Exhibits all were old familiar faces at the ball park heard from him. When the contracts con with his team Manager Hanlon, of graze the baseman's hands. speak of "fads" in pugilism, yet that Indianapolis manage- In these tables, those players who were in really in CLOSE TOMORROW. this afternoon when the St. Paul team were mailed the the Baltimore club, took occasion to the professional is the class which the current £«&!«£? ment forgot to include his name in the arena in 1888 and were still Since Cor- PEDIGREE NOT NECESSARY. cXSEF Samples of vari- inarched on the field to battle with the was express his opposition to the use of the prominent in National league circles last sea- McCoy fever must be put. tftfll list, and after the Ist of March he J son, are utilized nothing us foods served Colonels. Six of the Apostles had at sign pleased. His bicycle by professional base ball play- for comparison by Ed Sheri- bett bit the dust it has been : free to where he j dan in the Chicago The sey **v CLumjßf Iree#?r , or worn a Louisville getting ers. bicy- Record. number is but McCoy! McCoy! McCoy. Stuart and o?£?>r^J%£\u25a0&&*"%£counties to compete in TWO classes for one time another prospects for into the Western Several of the Orioles took not large. Many of the men whose batting RIZE8' uniform. These thirsted for a victory, league by the time the season opens cles with them to the training grounds, figures for the same two years were quoted Brady were off in the first Occupying the entire Third Floor. < are decidedly Blim. Ittook him three in these columns a few days ago are now bunch, young- Hoosier being Sl,8OO(n otherwise. Still got a fall, injuring one of and the is Cash Premiums Offered i• but ithad been decreed and McGraw playing positions those t vrTHDPu on Cooking,r> put up weeks last spring to reach the Louis- j different — from they as coming champion, but «7O« lv Medals, c.p. and Special LECTURES Bt. Paul made Louisville the j Montgomery. his knees. The injury was slight, but occupied bo long ago thus, Ewing, then a boomed the Q ville club at The roads catcher, or fllercbandlse Premiums. Serving and general Gastronom- first article of ball they had played j was In good con- Itconvinced Hanlon that the "bike" is is now a first baseman; Tebeau has Ifhe wants to meet either Corbett _ ie * were bad. and he not subjects. shifted from third to first, and Ely, then an Fitzsimmons, more temerity For entry this year. MeGlll did not strain him- Idition for walking. It would take him not a good thing for a ball player after outfielder, he has blanks and Information apply now playe at short. to secretary Kennel Lumber Ex- EVERY AFTERNOON, self in the first two innings, and the | fully as long to reach one of the West- the preliminary season opens. The catchers' averages show that the big than he is given cerdit for. Ifhe gets change. Club. Winners In the local classes to be By Mies EMILYM c.iLLINO, i piled up six runs on as many |ern league cities. Indianapolis was the opinion is that jmitten has been a blessing, the improvement Creedon first he will do well, since the 0W " 1 Colonels A contrast to Hanlon's j O thWe ternKeiinelClUb The Cooking hits, by Shugart Hol- closest, and when Manager Watkins Manager Stallings, of the backstops being so great as to con- of Strong. Frank Kelly, Champlon.' Renowned Lecturer. ! and errors and a contract, Hassa- of who trained his etltute a material factor in the game. The latter's defeat failed to send him i Cincinnati, was McCoy's first Hngsworth. Phyle pitched the last maer he long Philadelphia team at Augusta, not j|first baseman has also profited by the fat- of man- realized that had another glove, though remarkably The most Elaborate. Gorgeous three innings and was a stumbling walk ahead of him if he hoped to play j many miles from Macon. Stallings is tened not so as the ager. They "doubled up," McCoy to and Instructive fJP" got even witn himself, catcher. The great improvement in second fighting Kelly to look after Entertainment ever given under one roof in Mj^Cd block, but two hits were made off him. ball this season. He a devotee of the wheel and base play is more due practice and scien- do the and #i^^ »-fc^V Manager McGunnigle, | to America at such a reduced price of admission. A cold wind blew from the north and of the Louisville probably more of his players are wheel- tific work In the position than to any armor.— th business end of his mills. Kelly was spectators players. club, last spring for not sending him any Third base shows the smallest gain of all manager he fought Dick j?«~For space chilled both and money. every town men than can be found in other his when apply to 8. E. HOOPES, General Manager Exposition Paul, advance In which due, doubt, the third baseman's lot has never been a Building, Minneapolis, For St. Shugart carried off the through McGunni- team. This fact is no large- happy one. The improvement short has Moore the first time, Shadow Maber Minn. ho tramped he sent at McCoy honors In fielding, accepting eleven gle a long message, reporting the condi- ly to their former manager, the late been wonderful, and will be acknowledged and Ullman, of Baltimore. chances of twelve, while Spies led of the roads and his own experi- Harry Wright, who advocated Its use by any crank who has seen the short, stops wanted Kelly to go to England with out i tion of old, with their brilliant catches the batting, making two hits out of ence along the route. All these mes- by his men and used one himself. The alternate him, but the latter refused. At the EXCURSION RATES ON ALL collect, end it and fearful throws. RAILROADS. three times at bat, one of them a dou- sages went and in the — president of the club, A. J. Reach, is There has been a goodly gain in the outfield time the Cincinnatian predicted that to more than his car fare. ble. Fred Zahner, of Louisville, caught amounted also a bicycle enthusiast. 80 Stallings work of the veterans, and fewer grounders McCoy would reach the highest pinacle Indianapolis News. now escape, to say nothing of the way in the last two Innings for St. Paul to marshals his men every day, and they fly in pugilism. Since then he has not which balls are now surrounded. The most show Manager Comiskey take a run or twenty miles Into figures follow: changed his think that be- the effective for a four-mile race," said what he can PLEASE MACK. of ten mind. "You Mr. O'Dea. "The English system THEY preliminary Strong is almost do. He made no errors, threw Rogers the country as a of their CATCHERS. cause Creedon whipped a great YAGjiT entirely a body stroke, while the American out at cleverly, and hit the ball Milwaukee Doing Good, day's work. Bob Armstrong did GMJB uses his legs in increasing the stroke's second The Team Player. | deal easier than PIiAflS strength. | ISBB.J 1896 .1Gain. Loss The English safe his only time at bat. He may be Joyce doesn't ride, and Iras no use that makes him a big man," said stroke is accordingly Strong Work. Robinson it a long and steady pull, and signed. .1 955 | 919™ ••\u25a0 i 36 "Well, the American This is the first time he has MILWAUKEE, April 10.—A letter received for the wheel among his men. In train- Boyle | 933 j 950 | 17 i Kelly. Idon't. Ithink that stroke is quicker and more adapted to a handled a ball this year. Zahner was from Manager Mack yesterday says he is sat- Ing he relied largely on cross country Zimmer 921 | 925 | 4 | Parson Davies has the biggest counter- SBLBtT ANOTHER SITE FOR THE sprint or a sport race." for years one amateurs isfied with the prospects of the Brewers for runs of about miles a day. "That," Vaughn 913 | 951 | 38 | Armstrong ever pulled a HOI'SE IT PROPOSES TO of the best in Speer is a ten | | ... feit in that MABEL. L( city, this season. He thinks wonderful Ganzel 891 968 77 work, DAVIDSON IN IKll'll the and has payed with the Louis- catcher and a fast thrower. He is favorably said he, "will soon demonstrate which McGuire ( SB!S ! 912 j 27 shirt over his head. Isaw him BlILD. vllles. O'Rourke St. only Impressed with Taylor and Newkirk, the pitch- men have good, sound stomachs, for Clements 874 | 929 | scored Paul's fall, 55 and Idon't think he has a field chance To Exhibit Before the Prince of run Inning, ing talent he picked up last and thinks an organ can- Murphy 831 | 892 | 61 — In the fourth leading off Rettger without such the player Kittridge with any first-class heavyweight. Why, Wales Annoyed by Mnsliern. both men will remain on the team. kind, 828! 932! 104 | with a two-base hit to left. Mcßride ' has rounded to In good form, and Barnes he not make a run of that and with- Miller | 805 | 894 | 89 j .. McCoy made a sucker of him. It was has .. ItIs a great pleasure, for several rea- followed with a single, taking considers one of the best ball players he out a good a player Farrell | 770 | 899 | | fig-ht TO BUY THE SITE OUTRIGHT. O'Rourke I stomach ball will 129 when Choynski was training to sons, to record the triumphant Buccees seen play, his pitching, batting and second never a is a third. He scored on Glasscock's long play making He says be success." Anson wheel- General average of catchers, 1888, 873. Jim Hall. He was at Asbury Park. of Miss Mabel Davidson, the American base him valuable. average catchers, 1896, Gain, skater, fly to center. The Colonels added two Jones is splendid pitcher, and thinks his man, or was before he became an actor. General of 925. Armstrong was at training quar- who has just concluded a three "a 52. the THATWILdL, FOiREVBR SETTLE THE months' more runs in the fourth on singles by work at Louisville stamps him as one of the But he got such a header last fall a ters. McCoy was invited down to Choy- engagement at the Palais de McCreary best left-handers in the country, his change year ago lay While we were there QlESTIOO* OF THE RIPARIAN Glace In the Champs Elysees, says a and Pickering and errors by and command being excellent. In that he in a half stupor FIRST BASEMEN. nski's quarters. of pace Armstrong put on the gloves with Mc- RIGHTS. Paris correspondent of the New York McGill and Preston. Hill's single, steal Lewee he saye he has made a find, as the ex- for several days, during which time re- reason covering Player. "TISSK. 1896.!Ga.1n7 Loss Coy. The latter made a fool of him. Journal. One is because Miss and O'Rourke's error added another in Buffalo third baseman has been all port has it he said nothing but "We'll " Davidson is a very genuine the infield between third and .second bases, Anson | 985 ! 982 | He went all around Armstrong, and American the eighth. The score: just rounding win in a walk next year." Since that I. ... t gloves in girl, who is making her own way in the while Houseman at third Is into Connor | 981 | 985] 4| made him take off the three world, playing condition. He says Lippert Is full of accident uncle's ardor for bicycling has Beckley ...t 979! | 5| .. was no surprise that Strong XEW COURSE HAS lIEEuV LAIDOIT. and whose conduct in a trying Louisville. AU R If? PO ~k E fast, 984 .. rounds. It Ho:mes, If 5 2 110 0 ginger and fields and runs bases in cooled, and he devotes more time while Tucker ! 975! 985! 10 | .. gave Armstrong a fight, and it did not situation reflects credit upon American McCreery, ;addition to hitting the ball hard, and thinks 970; j | rf 3 z 3 2 1 0 i training to running. Brouthers 1 983 13 .. surprise me that Creedon 'walloped' womanhood. She has been pursued by Pickering, cf 5 3 4 2 0 Nicol is one of the best outfielders and sci- Cartwright 966 j 977 | 11 | the Paris, and, by 0 I country. I .. Strong easier than Armstrong did. mashers In assisted Wfrden, lb 5 1 2 10 2 0 i entific batters in the Waldron Is Iam not sure that it has ever been ISBB, Hltli the Exception of a Short Dis- an able chaperon person of an Rogers, fairly satisfactory fielder, and has cre- General average, 975. Why. Iwould rather see McCoy fighl in the 2b 3 0 0 2 6 1I as a told, nor yet absolutely certain that it average, 1896, Gain, English lady, kept a Dolan. ss 5 0 ated a favorable impression in the outfield. General 983. 8. Armstrong than Iwould Creedon. It tance It Can AH Be Seen From has them all at 0 3 0 0 is whollytrue, but a well authenticated proper distance. The annoyance to Wilson, c 5 0 0 3 0 0 SECOND BASEMEN. would be easier for him. At that. 1 Club House. Clingman, 3b 4 1 2 2 3 0 story goes that John M. Ward owed his think he can whip either one of them which she has been put by these pol- Hill, p 10 0 0 3 0 MADE JAM OF QMNCYS. retirement as a pitcher bicycle. ""Player. !~i888r! "18967! Gain? Loss much ished ruffians would be incredible any- Cunningham, p to the without trouble." where 1 0 0 2 0 0 days of big O'Brien | 1)43 , 940 , | It is possible that McCoy will again outside of France. For the first Frazer, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 It was in the the front ; ... 3~ month of her engagement at Western I-eajcuera Defeat the West- wheel, back in the eighties. Several j McPhee I 938 982 | 44 | have Kelly for his mar.aerer. The members of the White Bear Yacht the Palais of Bierbauer 966 | 31 .. fight Sharkey de Glace anywhere from half a dozen to _Totals 3S 9 12 27 14 1 ern \ »MiriiiIion Team. the New players got craze, I 935! 1 .. A betweien and Maher club have found it necessary to make York the Pfeffer | 931 1 944 | 13 is now a certainty, and Warren Lewis, a score of beautifully dressed French- St. Paul. AH R IB PO \ E Special to the Globe. and an order issued by the club forbid Quinn I 913 | 962 ] 49 a change in the location of their new men, with winning smiles, would wait O'Kourke, 3b 4 1 QUINCY, 111.. April 10.— The Minneapolis Childs 904 ! 938| | of the Greater New York Athletic 1 0 2 1' the use a bicycle by any of | 34 .. club, has completed club house on the lake. They had ex- outside of her dressing room door at Mcßride, cf 4 0 1 2 0 0 team, (if the Western league, and Quincy, of of member practically ar- Preston, association, played Ward, however, spin General average, 1888, 927. rangements a meeting between the pected to obtain permission from the the conclusion of her afternoon and rf 3 0 0 2 0 1 the Western an exhibition the team. took a average, 1596, Gain, for exhibitions, \u25a0 General 955. 28. evening escort George, if 3 0 0 2 0 0I game today which was won by the former, on the "sly" one morning, reaped two heavyweights. Although the ar- village council to erect their new home her and her G'assrnok. to weather and chaperon in a body to their cab, prof- lb 4 0 0 12 1 0 by the score of T> 3. The was in a and an injury THIRD BASEMKN. ticles have not as yet been signed, the at the foot of Clark avenue, this be- Shugart, ss 4 (t 1 4 7 1 cod. the grounds damp and the attendance the reward fall to set, fering cards and paying her high com- worth, game pitching date has been the number of ing the only manner in which they French, [fallings 2b .. 4 0 l 2 3 1 rather small. The feature of the was his arm. The matter was Player. . 1888. ivnf. Gain.jLoss !rounds agreed upon, and in less than pliments In which the young Spies, c 3 0 2 2 0 0 the East ridding of the Minneapolis club and kept quiet, and injury went on rec- .... could overcome riparian rights, but it lady does understand, and even c the a fortnight both pugilists will have ar- not Zahner 1 0 1 1 1 0 the pitching of Morgan of Quincy. The visi- Shindle \u0084.l 919 i 918T~..."i 1 has been decided that the council has to enter McGill, p 1 0 0 0 2 1 could not hit him at all. The visitors ord as a sore arm. Nash 913 j 6 from the West. make efforts the vehicle with :tors L.I 9Wf j .. rived jurisdiction mashers Piiyie, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 played a great game and their work was Coming down to the quest: in of^man- Lyons I 889! 886 | | 3 The combat will occur in the New no in the matter. The I them. The followed the cab ;much admired. The score: agers, another important Donnelly \u0084| 874 | 902 | ...28 1 arena at Coney Island, plans of club, as they have been | to her hotel and made evei v effort to — fact turns "~ York club's the Totals S2 1 7 27 10 B R H E vp namely, average, Monday, May the day of Brook- force themselves upon her attention 0200001 8 1 the number of flayer- General 1888, 899. 31. the rearranged, is to purchase the vacant j there, 0 Minneapolis. ..2 o—s managers Increasing year. average, 1896, Gain, lyn handicap on race attempting to bribe the servants Loulaville 3 3 0 2 0 0 l 0 9 Quincy 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 o—3 6 3 Is e^on In General 9U6. 7. the Gravesend property at the foot jf Banning aye- j St. Paul 00010000 o—l the National league three of the twelve track. to show them her room. It was a, Batteries, Kagey, Hutchison and Morgan; SHORT STOPS. nue and erect the house on that site, j long time they to runs. 'I; two base Williams, and Rutledge. clubs will enter this swi^on with play- Tommy and Jimmy Ryan and Dan before could be made Earned hits. Spies, Morgan own its own riparian '< a girl earned hep O'Rourke, Pickering; sacrifice hit. I'll!; er-managers which had non- playing Player. Creedon are all after Kid McCoy. The club willthen understand that who Werden, |1888. 1896.1Ga.tn. Loss own livingby giving public stolen liases. Rogers, Holmes; first managers at the hasrinning or last jear The same interpretation of the rules rights and willbe under no obligations exhibitions balls, l, GUuftta at Home. — McKean i 895 | 914 I 19" | '.T skating temptation bat-e on i-'razer ". Cunningham to wit, Pittsburg, '3t. Louis ami that governed the re©e»t big contest any one. The sum of $5,000 is neces- | of could resist the Phyle 2; hasp YORK, April York base Louis- Long ! 882| 906] 24 j .. to charming acquaintance. McGill 1. first on errors, NEW 10.— The New Every erne of be to Sharkey's advantage, as it ; to form their LouUvhle 2; hit by pitched ball by ["razer, team made its first appearance on the ville. the six Western Corcoran I 871 | 921 ! 50 j would sary to carry the project to a success- ball manager playing on th» Smith 847 926 | 79 i .. give him a chance to "rough It" Itis worth making a note of for young Preston; passed ball, Spies; struck out. by home grounds today in a very uninteresting clubs—has its I .. would ful close, and a strong effort is being women \u25a0 clinches, roughing it one who skate that Miss David- 2. by Ph\l'- L\ Umpire, McF*iriand, game with the Yale team. Score: nine Donovan for Pittsburg, twinge 'or General average. 1888, ST4. in the and is amount. Time, Cincinnati, Rogers Sharkey's points. made by the club to raise that son's salary at the Palais de Glace was 1 :."•\u25a0". Attendance, 800. •— for LouisvUfr, Dowd General average, 1896, 917. Gain, 43. of best francs, week, New York ....81001100 ll11 2 for St. Louis, Anson for Chicago and Dr. Ordway has written that the Na- A subscription has been started among 2.500 or $500 per but It \\ OHI)S OF PRAISE Yale 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 o—3 10 4 Tebeau for Cleveland. Joyce, of the OUTFIELDERS. tional Sporting club will make an ef- the members, and up to date $2,000 has should be remembered that she is with, New Yorks, is the only play«r-manager fort to bring Kid McCoy and Joe pledged. be- j out doubt the best "fancy" skater in 1888. been In the event that it success Arc Showered •\u25a0 tli•» S<. I'nul Play- IVmiNylvanla'w Gum**. ol the Eastern section, but three of the _Player. 1896. Gain. Loss Choynsfcl or Dan Creedon and )ld'\u25a0>:-\u25a0 necessary outside the world. The test of artistic — r comes to have aid !in to be Pa., 10.—Univers- other five Hanlon, Stallings Tiernan ....] 9 >9 964 together on Derby Ordway aiso Europe is asked to give a per- em l»y Cincinnati Writer*. PHILADELPHIA. April — and Bar- nirrht. thought the citizens of White the (if nnsylvania easily defeated the Ver- were many Hamilton i 943 937 | 6 Joe Goddard is expected in it Is that formance before Prince of Wales, ity Ii nie not years a.?o pro- ] ... Bays that expense. St. "fans'" every | j \u25a0• portion of by reason Paul have reason to mont boys today. Score: fessional players. Seele and Pehmelz Griffin 941 961 20 t London soon. Bear will bear a the of the circumstance that the hope for some pool play at the new had professional McAleer I 931 951 20 Thompson, the Scotch light- The new location selected has one ad- blase sport does not care to see any- 0— 4 alone have no expel- McCarthy i 9:M 925 | l! Lachie thing I.< xington Avenue park this summer, U of P ....13010244 15*28 ence worth noting. .. weight champion, who paid a flying vantage over the first choice, in that that is not highly recommended. Vermont 0 00001000—194 Brodie 920 971 51 give showing by Comiskey's This tendency put teams In charge : | to this country several years ago, Miss Davidson will an exhibition If the made to Delehanty ! 911 947 I 36 .. visit it is equally distant from the two de- ice to Duffy | hat; challenged Burge. Thompson on artificial the prince and a few men at Cincinnati In the opening grime kBl KM AMD MAI.K. of m«n who have had practical tx- I 910 957 47 .. Dick pots at the lake and in all other re- UH is extending-. The Hoy 897 040 52 ! wants to come to America and fight of his chosen friends in London on his .1 fair anility perience Westerr. ' .. requirements is illustration of their and league has added two ex-professlonals Brown I 896 930 43 : Kid Lavigne, but insists en getting lib- spects it will answer the return from the Riviera. get out the Tftke tlte Cavendish Score Donovan HIT 52 j .. the evident determination to of lllwh to it slist of playing manat^TS 111 \fack J 895 .. eral expenses. of club. game all that then- is in it. '1his Week. Milwaukee, Holliday | 888 i 919 31 Cook, racing season lImIKCM of and Allen, f ivtrcv. Thompson 882 970 88 Eddie who was Interested with The course for the of The Enquirer in describing that game, Tn the second game in the Cavendish Whist The list out West includes Wilmot .ii Ryan ! 877 ! 921 ! 44 | .. Jake Litt once, went broke on 1897 has been surveyed, and with the BORSH NOTES AND XEWS. says it a decidedly champion- chili tourney played last night. Graburn and Minneapolis. Comlekey at Bui-ko STii 934 | 58 | .. Fitzsimmons-Corbett fight. He a every "had badges St. Paul. .. the exception of about -half mile ship tinge Mall took the high score by a broad Mack at Milwaukee, Allen at Detn it. Van Halt ren 872 'M 270 had prepared souvenirs in anticipa- to it. The scores for the night were: i .. portion of it can be seen from the new There are now seven horses racing In Cali- margin. — Loftus at Columbus and Walking ""General average. ISSB. 908. tion of Corbett's victory, and paid out fornia that hoid wond*B records. Tim "Charlie Comiskey's hard-hit tins St. and South at _ house. The starting buoy will be Mur- North Indianapolis. All have in th-Mr time average, 945. Gain, nearly $1,"«00. Wh; Carleton and Youngman 175 achieved reputation;? on ihe his souvenirs were and he was located foot six and one-half furlongs, 1:19 play as they have not played before though lucky get 'Frisco. other will Dell- Mamie Scott, seven and one-half furlongs, (\u25a0.rain and Stoltze 184 Wilrnot alone continues to wear STEEXSOX IX to to and the two ends be at 1:33^; Libertine, mile, course, Twice Bowen and Kipp 386 a uniform and play team. THIRD. course will one circular this season. the Minnesotans with his wood and Wlldwood. The 1:3834; Cash Day, one mile seventy yards, lead, Gilbert. Philip, and Scott 180 An old addage says that the ARE THE FILMS SPOILED? and had the and it took spurts of the greatest St. Panl Rider the Lucky be about eight nautical miles in length. 1:44; Ked Skin, one and on?-sixteenth miles, Chapin and Ftietzke 177 can a next \mon« fastest kind to dose up the gaps they and 183 misfortune that befall man < The schedule for the summer racing is 1:45%, and Hotspur, one and three-quarter Barlow Carson to being killed in battle is to have his Ones ill Imtlniioi»u:i. Or Are the Klnetrmctipe People miles, had opened. Armstrong and Cunable 186 being up by Capt. Drake, and i 3:00%. name spelled wrong in the published Term.. April jiidsf drawn James Murphy, Chicago horseman, and Ehret easy Hobbs and Relf ISI CHATTANOOGA. 10.— The rin>lfi«i Iliililt'iiI the and "Rhinos took it until list of the lost. There are two ball second day's bicyrle racing at the Coliseum will be announced before the end of \ the new owner of Star Pointer, 2:02V->, took a they had pitch Taking it easy players who tonight drew a crowd of 2,000 people. Ra~es This story looks as though tt was issued trip to Somerville, N. J., recently and criti- to ball. Total 1.C45 must realize something for the effect it may have on certain srate the month. The season will open with against such sluggers as O'Rourke, Average, 182 7-0. of truth of saw. iltfer were close and spirited, the riders doing special cally examined John R. Gentry and Robert J. the this old splendid There were nine events, legislature?: a series of races on Decoration t Trainer Glasscock, Phugart. George East am] We*— to Jones, of Brooklyn, and Roulers. of work. four YORK, April 4.—lf the Dave McCleary will ship Star Pointer and Pres- McGucScln and Scholle 166 miles, open for professionals, two. mile heats NEW statements day. from Boston to Baltimore next week, and will risky undertaking. the New York club. Where the lattWs amateurs, made by E. J. Reotor be true, there Is a dark ton is a They kept Horn and Spencer lfiS ; for two consolation mile heats for — rather, future —ahead for the fit him for fast work over the Plmlieo track. plinking Larkin and Potter 163 name appears once as Souders it ap- professionals. Threre were three finals. future or no McCleary will take with him the Canadian the ball out with surprising I pears ten as — professional kinetoscope views of the recent fistic en- WIU \OT ROW MINNESOTA. Nelly !Countryman and Taylor 177 i times Sandors the "v'" Manager Prince and his riders Carson, mare Bruoe. 2:loi£. and the Kentucky regularity. McGill pitched three inn- Brown and Jaggar being upside down. will leave tomorrow morning for Atlanta. counter in Nev. And that means a pacing stallion Guinette, 2:08. I 163 turned With Jones' — great deal to those who "paid the freight" ings, and did well. So did Phyle, a IDeuel and Prendergast 176 the trouble at The finals were: Mile open, professional I Wisconsin I'nil-entityEigrht Inin the The Hartford Post, in speaking of the sale name comes the other *Francisco, won; ; for that photographic enterprise. youngster that Comiskey IFillebrown and Kane , 171 i end. Everybody knows spt-M Charles Wells. San Zimmle 'I'm nk. Hoy*-ver. of John R. Gentry at $19,900, declares that secured from how to McFarland, San Jose, Cal., second; Rob Wai- Rector avers that he Is not worried about small club in St. Prest and Wilson . Iti"; Jones, name mother ! | the prospect of legislation that will cripple when X. W. Klttson paid |26,000 for the fa- a Paul. Bixby and Patterson but the which his thour, Atlanta, third. Time 2:26. Mile open. ; The Wisconsin eight expect to row in but Johnston, 168 gave him is not I — the business of giving peep-hole exhibi- year, Yale, May j mous pacer that that was the larg- "Mcßride made probably the accorded to him in j consolation Bert Repine. Nashville, won: one race this that with 29. It est price ever paid for a pacer. To the con- best Iprint once 200 see Buffalo, H. R. tions of the prize fight. That is a minor con- is adverse to meeting the Minnesota crew j the day. After Total 1,514 in times. You iti Al Newhouse. second: Steen- I knowledge trary, however, Feb. 28, IS9T George H. catch of a long run. he Average. 2-9. spelled "Fielder." It is Fielden, son, St. Paul, third. Time. 2:23. Mile open. sideration. Itis the that the views again. Hammond, long fly 168 but I — taken at the ringside are dismal failures has been ulti- of Detroit, paid $27,000 at a public got a from McPhee's bat on "n" was somehow interpreted | amateur Roy Heard, Chattanooga, first: R. j The Badger crew not yet I pacer Sidney. the final second; ! that is giving him nightmares. It was this mately decided upon, but from present in- auction for the well known the embankment near the Western an "r" by some printer. So it went E. Kennedy, A. L. Keyser, third. secured the | Three years ago ave- at Time, 2:28. Rector who exclusive kinero- dications it is probable that the following M. E. McHenry set great, nue gate. KNEKBS FRKE. that and multiplied until "Field=v" scope privileges of that memorable battle be- men willrow against Yale: Bow, Alexander; store by his two-year-old Gene Wilton, brother sterotyped. tween CorTSett and Fitzsimmons. He had Olson; 3, Stahl; 4, Forest; of Willmarch, He was expected to "Preston rut his side in the game Jones became as it were. ROMPED No. 2, No. No. No. ; 2:17/*. American Horseman Released by Being a by profession, RITXART Off. visions of millions from the photographic 5, Lake; No. 6, Austin; No. 7, Chamberlain; prove a very fast trotter, but, somehow, with his clever work with stick, j fielder the mis- encounter. \ materialize, the take is not altogether Inappropriate. reproductions of the He spared stern, Seymour. he failed to and finally the "man and then lu-lped to defeat his team by the German Authorities. Xew Coast Record K-«m I>li*ln-«l In ] no expense to get a picture of every move The 'varsity crew will doubtless discard , from Freeport" let him go. At the last Faslg BERLIN, April today Sometimes pronunciation of names is made by the fistic kings. When "Corbett pale In New York he turned up as a gelding his misjudgment of McPhee's long fly 10.— It was learned varied and amusing. Dahlen, the liiiKni* H:imlic--ip. the shell which was used in the races last i i that Robert F. Kneebs. the American horse of the gave up the ghost in that fourteenth round season. The boat has been used for some j and brought $86. in the seventh that had to go as a ;owner, was released from prison on Thursday. IChicagos, is one of the unfortunates SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.—Marty Bergen \u25a0 there was no end of hustling among the men years and would hardly be fit for another j A large consignment ot trotters was shlpoed three-bagger. j Kneebs, on February 6, was sentenced to nine j who have several names among the I today demonstrated that he is a long way who were aiming the big lens at the gory season. A new shell which will soon be I to Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, from San pay 1 being "has been," as it was mainly j combaiants. All the agony depicted in the Francisco, "Several of the St. Paul players are Imonths Imprisonment and to a tine of rooters. He is Day-len, just as spelled, !from" a made is to be of the latest pattern and of Cal.. last week. The lot consisted 1.000 marks besides being deprived of his civil the a having the sound it has in have. through his riding and good judge of pace that ; features of the fallen prize fighter— was stu- such weight as to give the Badgers even of mares, stallions and youngsters by Guy very sore on the Kentucky years, j he piloted Ruinart to in the Burns diously wrought out in the plates so Rector chances with their opponents at Yale. vVilkes, Sable Wilkes. AH.amont, Monrce team. 'We rights for two after having been con- iDrheny, of the New York club, has victorf believed. are going to make an to cop j vlcted of trotting the marc Bethel in races • | $10,000 handicap, covering the distance— a mile j Coach ODea says: "The honor is the i Chief and Mambrino Wilkes. A'l of the . effort tracks, bfen called De-hee ny, Do-ney and Do- quarter— in the remarkable time of But now, alas. Rector says the whole lot of greatest that has ever Dawn, 2:18%, from Ion the German under the name of -1 i and a been shown to a j mares were in foal to son of two out of three the Pullian hfn-ny. He pronounces it with the ac- establishing a new coast snap shots look like the first efforts of a university. ciowd,' !Nellie Kneebs. Seven months of this time — — 2:06%. and record. Western Cornell and the Unlver- j Nutwood. said Tim O'Rourke. 'Last sea- was deducted from the sentence in view of the '. cnet on the first syllable Doh-en-ny Over 15.000 people witnessed the race. The ,;novice. When the plates were developed sity of Pennsylvania have been endeavoring : whatever the rumor ! Alta, every defect known to photography made There is no truth in son they \u25a0 being as by St. Carlo, Queen and is its for years to obtain the coveted with the j came to St. Paul, and we fact that he had already been in prison for the h treated silent. Hund- winner is the unwelcome appearance. Rector race that W. Waldorf Astor is about to embark that period. reds still call Rusie Rus-sie, with the property of E. A. Mizner. is staying at Yale crew. Yale, however, has refused to ;in racing, says a London paper. He takes not trimmed them by a score of 13 to 2. the Gramercy Park hotel. He is there recov- and has. in what ; v having the sound it has in hurry. the shock these grant their requests, to the slightest interest in any sport, and he is Instead of givingus credit for the ering from underdone and may seems a partial way, picked out Wis- most vic- Latham was frequently called Lath- An*erlenn» Defeated. overdone plates gave him, so he says. The the unlikely millionaire in the world to tory, the Louisville papers SUi-u-Mah EMily Defeated. ' consin as an opponent. The honor cannot follow the example of his compatriot* who turned in am, without giving the first a its long BELFAST, Irelenfl, 'April 10.— negatives were sent to the Edison labora'ory. be too greatly emphasized. We are at work roasted Shugart, The University base ball did The lacrosse In Orange, X. to be fleveloped. are just now making a big splash on the turf and Glasscock and season not sound. Tebeau has half a dozen differ- team of the Crescent Athletic club, of Brook- : J.. Frank raising the means to make the trip to Lake England. open very auspiciously yesterday afternoon Gammon, of Rabb and Gammon, managers Saltonstall, Conn., contest, in myself. I'd be willing to lose a little ent names. But Lajoie gives the most lyn, N, V., was defeated here by a consoli- the seat of the When Andrews took John B. Qentry they for they were beaten by the East Side High team, representing of the vitascope. under whose direction the which place May 29. The expense, of of my salary- to put on team, bother to the rooters. Lay-joy is what dated the north of Ire- negatives being developed, takes on shod him with an open shoe. He has ever it them on their school of Minneapolis, by a score of suppose land, today. The-scose was 4 to 3. were confirms Rec- course, will reach in the neighborhood of home grounds.' 6 4. A big crowd had turned out to see they call him. and I that will tor's statement. He says they are not since been shod with a bar shoe full at the to nobody pan- $2,500, but we are sure that the university heel, weighing six His feet has the game. Many were the comments on the do. Certain it is that can ever Esoeldlorsin the Field Agerain. ning out. alumni and friends will stand by us. They ounces. were "Comiskey a formidable aggrega- any say for three-quarters of an inch wldor when Mr. Xo big provable outcome. If doubted that induce the boys on the bleachers to Rector a bids right to make kineto- can plainly see the value of the event to tion. league team can "loaf the V would be defeated their fears were so that they can give The Excelsior* have organized for the season scopic views of the fight were received from with little Tewksbury took him than when he passed to and take their twist their Jaws following players: Henderson, France, Australia, the school and a extra effort the the ownership of Mr. S'mpson. measure. The Reds had dispelled at the end of the first inning, when him the name as he claims it in pro- of '97 with the England, South Africa and wherewithal will soon be in sight. Yale, of to let out everything in reserve to the score stood 3 to 0. The weakness of I — Berg, Murphy. O'Rourke. Bartusch. Tinn, the Sandwich Islands, but that the defective course, has agreed to meet part of our ex- The well-known trainer of trotters, Joe Rea, beat 'varsity plain: !nuneiation Lash-zwe-a. Juliet knew Murnane, plates Danville, Ky., them yesterday. the team was very they had asked, Doile and Teams under has set aside all thought of making pense, but under the circumstances it could of has severed his connection •\u25a0('apt. Comiskey Is jubilant a fairly good in and out field, but no pitcher. Iher business when she "What's 18 years of age -address challenges to H. such contracts. hardly be expected that she would defray with Cecil Bros., and accepted an engagement over the a philosophy comes Picha, street. of Bitter fact that he will this season have the in name?" and her 400 West Seventh the entire cost of our trip to Lake Salton- with Marcus Daly, owner Root In the Amateur Ranks. dewn to modern base ball. The rooters CL.OSE FINISH. stall." farm. at. Anaconda. Mon*. He left Kentucky finest minor league base ball park in -^ on the 20th lnst., with twenty-three head America, the dent care a little bit how a player \ Coach ODea has now had the men training of During winter the St. The National base ball team has organized pronounces DETROIT, Mich., April in the tank for nearly a month. trotters for the Daly farm. Paul a new grand- stand, the of '97. The line-up his name ifhe but "swats" 10.— Tllie Anderson Under his club erected for season is as fol- good HOW S THIS! won the six-day twelve-hours women's bicy- guidance their work is proving to be very C. W. Williams has bought the Galesburg bicycle bi- lows: O. Gross, pitcher; P. Goyette. catcher; the ball and hard and makes The eight lighter club house and track. The "lightning" fielding plays. Otherwise, cle race tonight with Helen Baldwin second. beneficial. are than the Yale mile track. He has purchased a number of cycle track is one one-third of a mile, B. l!!alr, first base; T. Larkin. second base; Dottle Farnsworth, only crew. speedy Allerton colts, and with year's E. Laroea. third and Woods, so far as they axe concerned, nanae third. It was a test »nd there will be 2,000 opera chairs in base pitcher; H. his One Hundred Dollars re- question of inches between the three leaders' The training shell is stationary and does successful string, will make a vigorous grand shortstop; Martin May, right field; J. McDer- may be "Mud." "We offer finish, very not give with the stroke of the oars, campaign this season. meetings the stand. field; Herman, field; ward for any case of Catarrh that can- wheels at the which was ex- while Two will bo "Perhaps no pitcher ever mott. left S. center JO-2 There is a tendency In the National citing. The trio had hung together all the the water on each side of the shell keeps held at Galesburg, in June and September. had a Lynch, pitcher. The Nationals will not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. up rotary stronger on the cross bats league this year more than ever before CO., Toledo, week. Miss Farnsworth has challenged Miss a motion in the direction of the Not only will the little mare Sphinxetta, hold Cincinnati base with the Excelsiors at 2 p. m. today at Kitt- F. J. CHENEY & O. of the oars. The men I public Tony to add batsmen to the teams rather Baldwin for a 25-mile race to be ridden Mon- movement begin with a 2:08 ,£, be a stabl? companion to Frank Agan ball than Mullane. This sondale. "We, the undersigned, have known F. day night for a purse of $100 and a side bet moderate stroke, which is varied to a faster thl« year, but will have the same Tony will pitch against Room 16 of the Jefferson school defeated than fine fielders. Hanlon had that 15 years, slower puil, according the owner. N. afternoon the — replaced Carey J. Cheney for the last and of the same amount. The score: Anderson. or to directions W. Nubinger having purchased Sphinxetta for the St. Pauls. Room 17 yesterday. S to 5. Batteries Egan idea In view when he perfectly Baldwin and Farnsworth, 264 miles laps; of the coach. The rowing is kept up for Rabinette, m., Reds Ten-thousand- Adams; Stenzel. believe him honorable in all 14 and 2:12 of their former owner, dollar Breitenstein will be in the box Conway and Groff and Wisel. At- with Doyle and Brodie with business transactions and financially Gable, 261 miles, 5 laps; Bartlett. 201 miles, about twenty minutes. During the last five S. R. Ellis, Cambridge, Mass. the home tendance. 400. Anson, too, gives twice the credit to a carry any obligations 5 laps. Miss Allen has not ridden since minutes the men are coached to pull for a Leaf, 2:16^, for team. Clubs under 15 desiring to the able to out made when she injured sprint and when they are to leave the Gold by Nugget, dam Maple "The bat trading market has already meet Broad- batsman that he gives to a fine fielder by Tuesday night her knee In ordered Leaf, by New York, has sixteen in the Hat way team address 111 Leech street. the their firm. a fall on the track. shell it is clearly evident that they have years age, opened. Capt. Ewing yesterday who is weak with bat. The dream West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, been put through a course of exercise which at thirteen of and added six last swapped one his of his old age is to get a second base- year. He is the sire of the great race horse of second growth ash Rode on the Toledo, O. Mainline Team Won. is even more severe than the training of Franklin. bats with George, of the St. Pauls, for Sidewalks. man who can hit the ball hard and Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale the football player. But excellent care Is alleged Half a dozen violators of the bicycle ordi- often. We all hope this good man's Toledo, The base ball season has already begun at taken of the meai and they are immediately A New York horseman Bays Joe Patchen, an base-hit killer. Druggists, O. game was played yesterday 2:03, may be in the "Hollingsworth jh nance were fined $2 each in the municipal ambition may be realized before he la Hamline. A be- rushed into the gymnasium, where they are stable of an Eastern train- 'touted' by thr> St. yesterday. They Hale, — Hall's Catarrh Cure taken Inter- tween the Methodist team and the Hamline rubbed down and given training bath, er this season, Instead of being in Jack players as coming court were J. M. W dies. O. P. Caylor. nally, acting directly upo,« the blood a so stable, Paul the second W. Truett, Nele Johnson. William E. Mat- Medics. Although the game was long and tire- that when they have finished their daily work Curry's as it has been supposed h* baseman. He did not have much to do and mucous surfaces of the system. some, things were made interesting by a few they very picture would be. thews, Charles Franceen and G. F. Swenson. * 75c, are the of health. yesterday. They were arrested in West St. Paul by Offi- Tliir«l St. TfcomuM Tenin. Testimonials sent free. ice, per brilliant plays. The score resulted It t* 14, The Amerir-an system is used by the Maud S. 2:08%, was twenty-three March 7. "Comiskey has a find in young Phyle. cer Reilly for riding ob the sidewalk. The Third Base Ball Club of St. Thomas' bottle. Sold by all Dr^gists. in favor of the Ilamlines. Badger crew. "This system is considerably Star Pointer stays with McCleary.