St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-03
THEY ARE TIED AGAIN.
st. Paul and Minneapolis Meet, and
the Former Takes the Sixth
Game of the Series.
Winona Tries New Pitcher and Comes
Within an Ace of Beating
Milwaukee.
So. Paul rs. Mfnnennolis.

But few people attended the last game be-
tween the st. Paul and Minneapolis teams
yesterday, but 300 or 400 being on the
ground. The game was won by st. Paul on
the good playing of the home team, assisted
by few errors of the visitors, although
neither team played a very brilliant game.
In the first inning Andrus, of the Mime
apolis club, went to the first base on safe
hit, wild pitch by O'Brien gave him second,
and he went to third on a passed ball. In
attempting to run in from third he was put
out. Reid hit to short stop, and Casey took
his base on called balls. A base hit to CEN
ter by Kinzie brought Reid in, and high fly
to right, missed by Dealey, brought in Casey.
Nichols was put out at first, Kinzie remain
ing on third base. For the home team Car
roll led off with two-base hit, and reached
third on passed ball. Hengle struck high
fly to short stop, Dealey sent ball to left
field, and Carroll scored Barnes reached
first on grounder to left field, and was
sent to third by base-hit from
OBrien. Dunn went out and
Barnes and O'Brien were left on bases.
In the second inning Isaacson struck out,
and a high fly, muffed by Barnes, gave
Walker first. Andrus struck out, and Reed
was retired on high fly. For the st. Pauls
CAMEL reached first on tumble by Andrus,
and was assisted to third by base hit from
Filley, the latter making second on the at
tempt made to put out CAMEL at third. A
base hit from Werrick to left allowed Camel
and Filley to score. Werrick reached second
Of
attempt to put out Carroll at second Dealey
struck the sphere for two bases and third
base hit by Barnes allowed him to score.
Hengle was put out at first on a weak hit to
short stop, O'Brien struck to second, and
was put out at first, and Barnes at third. In
the third inning Casey, of Minneapolis,
struck out, Hengle was retired on a fly to
Dunn, and Murray retired the nine by
striking the ball to first. St. Paul failed to
score in the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
innings. In the fifth inning Walker for
Minneapolis, reached first on base
hit to right, and Andrus was
retired on a fly to left. Reid
struck at the ball three times, but the UNI
pire only called two, and at the fourth at
tempt he was put out by high fly to center
Walker scored on a two-base hit by Casey to
right. Kinzie was retired on a foul tip In
the eighth inning Tilley secured first on a
base hit, and reached second on tumble by
left, scoring on tumble by first of Wer-
rick's grounder. Hengle struck out. and
Dealey sent grounder to left, which was
fumbled by the fielder, enabling Werrick to
score and taking Dealey to second. Barnes
Knocked a fly to left, which was muffed by
the fielder, and Dealey scored, Barnes being
retired at second. In the ninth inning
Minneapolis made desperate but futile at
tempt to regain the game A tumble by
Hengle gave a base to Walker, and Andrus
struck the ball for two bases. Isaacson hit
for base to left, Andrus, Walker and
lsaacson scored. Reid was retired on
weak hit to second, and Casey struck out
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