St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Plnvnd Won
DROPPED ON DURYEA.
,!Des Moines Solves Cyclone Jim's
Delivery and Uses Him Up.


Special to the Globe
DES MONIES, To-, July 30.-"Cyclone"
Jim, chief twirler of the base ball ag-
covered sitting outside his hotel this
evening singing in mournful strains the
pathetic song of 1.-The Heart Bowed
Down" He was completely crushed.
The SluggerS of the home team had
dropped upon him with dull, sicken-
Ing thud. They had peppered him with
singles, doubles and everything but
nome runs. The had knocked the cover
off the ball. The Cyclone" had become
to them gentle zephyr, and as ''Jim"
Wrought of how all these things had
come to pass, he continued to murmur
1.-The Heart Bowed Down." The day
was scorcher. The SUMS rays came
down with midsummer fierceness. There
was scarcely breath of air stirring. 1t
seemed like stepping on hot griddle to
put ones feet ON the sidewalks. The
crowd was not large. The eXertion of
getting out was too great. The home
team went to bat and
SHAFER STARTED THE MUSIC
by sending a grounder to Pickett, but
the short stop threw low to MorriSSy
and Shafer was safe, only to be forced
out moment later OH Quinn's sacrifice.
StearnS then made a single, sending
Quinn to second. Each took a base on
q passed ball. Upon second passed
ball Quinn scored and Stearns went to
third. Holidays fly was caught by
Murphy. Alvord's single sent Macular
to second, but the latter attempted to
run in on Van Dykes single, and Patton
caught him at the plate on very neat
throw. In the second inning Sage
trapped single out of the first ball
ipitched. Skaters sacrifice forced Sage
out at second, but Shafer scored on
Quinn'S triple. Stearns' single brought
in Quinn, and Holidays two-bagger
carried StearnS across to second place,
but the runner attempted to make
three bases on the hit and was caught
at third on CAROLS throw. The home
team did not score in the third inning,
but III the fourth they sent ten men to
bat, and six of them crossed the plate.
Hutchinson led off with two-base hit.
Shafer struck at the ball three times,
but Earle dropped the last strike.
Throwing to second
HE HIT TIE RUNNER
on the head, the ball glancing away
from MorriSsy, letting Hutchinson i'm
and Shafer to third. Ringo, of the St.
Paul team, was officiating as umpire on
account of the illness of Hagan, and he
insisted that Hutchinson should 60 back
to third and Shafer to first. A wrangle
ensued, and Ringo finally went to
Hagan, who was sitting in the grand
stand, for instructions, after which he
yielded the point and the runners were
given their bases. Quinn then hit for
two bases and Shafer scored. Holiday
retired on foul tip and Stearns came
in ON passed ball. Macullar then hit
for three bases. Award got first on
Morrissy's error, but was forced out by
Van Dykes sacrifice. Sage'S twO-bag-
, ger sent Macullar and Van Dyke across
the plate. Hutchinson ended the inning
by a fly to Reilly. The score then stood
II too. and the home team let up, max
ing little effort to score after this. The
visitors found HutchinSOn'S delivery
\ DEEP MYSTERY.
In the first three innings they got one
single. They punched couple of hits
in the fourth, but got no further than
second base. In the fifth Earle got a
base on balls. and came home on two
wild throws. Brynan, who had been
substituted for Carroll at the end of the
third inning, made a three-bagger in
the eighth, but could not get in. Hutch.
inson then slowed up in the ninth on
account of Sage's hands, and Pickett
led off with fine three-base hit. Reilly
followed suit. After Patton had retired
Sage did not stand up close behind the
bat and Reilly ran in. The next two
went out in order. The game was in.
tereSting on account of the heavy bat
ting. The fielding honors were easily
carried of by Van Dyke, who made
some wonderful catches. Sage's work
behind the bat, barring the last inning
was superb, and his appearance in the
diamond for the first time since the
team returned home. was the signal fol
q general OutburSt of annlauSe Score