St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-25
Minneapolis as luit,caukee.

Yefterday's game of ball was by far the most
exciting ever played in Minneapolis, while it was
far from being one of the finest. The score,
after twelve innings, stood to in favor of the
visitors. The Dudes played against ten men.
The catcher Of the Milwaukees, Falch, was al.
lowed to umpire and he won the game. The
home club has scarcely ever made so many
errors. Reid, who has been playing perfect
second base, is charged with four egregrous
errors, and they all costly.
Murray played brilliant game, although he
made two wild throws to first. They were ex-
cusable errors, in that he had little time in which
to field the ball in both instances. The first wild
throw went over Isaacson's head and the other
struck the ground before it reached its destlna-
ton. His score shows one run, four base hits
with total of five, four put outs, two assists and
two errors, by all odds the best of the day.
Walker and Casey each captured three difficult
flies and Andrus made beautiful
catch of hot liner from
Bignall's bat. The visitors first went to bat, but
got only zero. In the second inning Caruthers
flied out to short, Casey took his first called
balls Kinzie struck out, Murray hit for a base,
letting Casey home, he having stolen second and
then third bases. Isaacson got his first on q
muff in the right field, but died there, as Walker
sent fly to center field. In the fourth inning
Moynahan opened for the visitors with u
base hit and took his second on Casey's wild
throw Baldwin hit ball which passed through
Reid and Moynahan scored. Broughton sent a
fly to Walker Bignal sent easy and took
first on feders choice in throwing Baldwin out
at home. Although Baldwin fairly out, the
umpire gave him a run, and while ''kick"
| being made by the Dudes and the audience, Big
nall ran around to third base and he got home rs
| Porter was folded out at first by the short stop.
In the next inning they got three
more runs, one Of them being on dead ball
which the umpire refused to call. In the ninth
| inning they got two more runs, one OF which was
! earned. In the seventh inning Casey hit for two
bases, stole third and came home on Murray's
cracking hit. In this inning Kinzie in his at
tempt to dodge a TALL which came directly to-
wards his stomach, hit the ball and sent it out in
the diamond. The umpire decided 1t hit and
Kinzie was feded out. This filed the
audience with disgust and they
called ''dead ball. and ''put in
new umpire" The Dudes were badly demon
allied by unfair umpiring, and in the fourth and
fifth innings made five costly errors When
they went to bat in the ninth inning the score
stood to 2 in favor OF Milwaukee. They set
tied down to business and soon earned five runs.
1t was hard hitting and the MIlwaukees saw
probable defeat and the battery changed,
Porter and Bignall being called in from the
ter and right fields The inning closed with a
tie, The tenth and eleventh innings made
no change. In the twelfth inning Baldwin made
two-base hit and scored on an error. Then
Reid got his first on called balls, Caruthers was
felded at first by short, and Casey struck out,
Reid was called out at third base, although in
the eyes of everybody he safe, ending tho
game Following is the score, in which 1t will
be noticed the totals are very similar: