St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-11
SLUCCED THE SPHERE.
The st. Paul and DeS MoineS
Teams Have Fun Banging
the Ball,
While Kansas City Has the
Fun All to Itself in
Minneapolis.
Milwaukee ThraSheS Sioux
City and Chicago Does
Up Omaha.
New York, Chicago, Detroit
and Philadelphia the Ma
tionaI Winners.
ST. PAUL WINS AGAIN.
The Des M0ines Lads Bow Once
More to the Apostles.

1t took st. Paul two hours and forty
minutes to beat Des Moines yesterday
afternoon. For six innings the game
was very close and quite interesting,
despite numerous delays. but st. Paul
began to gain in the seventh, and
clinched its victory by hard hitting in
the ninth. In the second in
ming Carroll, in sliding to third,
spiked Alvord, the latter retiring,
After wait of fifteen minutes Hutch
inson was sent to the center field, and
Holiday to third base. The second inn
ing was finished and the third begun
with Smith in the box, but the tall
twirler was being hit too hard to suit
Manager Morton, so Smith went
to center and Hutchinson took
the box. The change was OBJ
jected to by st. Paul, but the
game proceeded after wrangle of five
minutes. Hutchinson proved a COM
plete enigma for four innings, but be-
came wild in the seventh and eighth.
and was slugged with will in the
ninth. Duryea was also pounded around
by the visitors about as they liked, all
but three of their fourteen hits being
ninth innings. 1.-THE fielding of both
teams was good, but not brilliant,
Veach's one-handed catch being the
only thing in the game which called
forth hearty applause. Carroll opened
the first inning with hit to right field,
stole second and got home on Earle'S
double to the same locality. In the last
half Holiday hit to left for couple of
bases, took third on a passed ball
and scored on Quinn's hit be-
tween the Stats of the high
fence at right. Stearns and Macullar
each followed with a single, but the
next three men went out. In the sec
ond Shafer hit b0under to Alyord at
third too slow to held, got third on
Pickett'S double to right, and scored on
Murphy'S single to center. Pickett also
tried to score, but Holiday sent the ball
to the plate ahead of him, Murphy
going to second on the throw. Carroll
was hit by pitcher. Earle's hit sent
Murphy home and Carroll scored on AL
worlds failure to stop the throw in from
center. Insliding to third
CARROLL SPIKED ALvORD,
the latter retiring, Holiday going to
third and Hutchinson to center. Veach
opened the third with hit to center
and stole second. AT this point Hutch
inson was put into the box. Traffley
dropped Pickett's third strike, Veach
taking third and scoring moment later
on passed ball. For several innings
st. Paul had great difficulty in
hitting Hutchinson, and when Des
MoineS went to work in the
fifth and tied the score on
three singles and Veach's muff it looked
as if st. Paul would be badly beaten.
In the seventh Carroll pasted one to
Macullar too fast to field, stole second
and third and scored on Holidays fail
ure to stop Traffley's throw. In the
eighth Shafer got the gift of a base,
took second on passed ball, third on a
wild pitch and crossed the plat&
on Pickett's out at left.
The ninth was opened by
the heavy batters. Carroll lined one
out to center, but was caught attempting
to purloin bag. Earle took base on
balls, went to third on Morrissy's double
against the fence at left, and tailed on
Reilly's out at left. Veach brought
MOrrissy in on hit to left, took second
while Holiday was wondering what to
do with the ball. and went to third OH a
passed ball. Shafer was hit by the
pitcher, and wild pitch sent Veach
home and Shafer to second, the latter
coming in on Pickett's hit to left. In
the last half of the inning, Holiday
knocked the ball over the fence at left,
but took only three bases, thinking to
rattle Dnryea. Quinn hit fly to Car
roll, Holiday scoring. StearnS, Macul-
lar and Shafer followed with hits.
Stearns getting home, but the game was
ended with Pickett's pretty catch of
Hutchinson'S high line fly. The score
follows.