St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-03
IN ELEVEN INNINGS,
Carroll Leads His Team to
Victory in a Long Game
at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis Gets Runs Enough
in an Inning to Beat the
Mapoons.
Cushman's Curves Solved by
the Young Men in st.
Louis Uniforms.
Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia and Detroit National
League Winners.

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for Milwaukee and Tuckerman and
Ringo for st. Paul were the batteries.
Forster opened the game by striking
out. Lowe did the same, and Strauss,
after making hit, was thrown out at
second. Murphy opened for st. Paul
by going out on foul fly to Strauss.
Carroll made safe hit, went to second
= and third on Loves wild throw to catch
him at second, and scored when Shafer
flew out to Lowe. Cusick commenced
the second by getting first on MOrrisSy's
muff of Pickett'S throw. Maskrey flew
out to Carroll, and Pickett, Shafer and
MOrriSSv retired the side on beautiful
double. Veach, Reilly and Pickett went
out for st. Paul in regular order. Mil
waukee'S first run was made in the third
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Forster. The score was then tied.
Ringo opened the third for st. Paul
with a two-bagger. Tuckerman fol-
lowed with hit. but was thrown out at
second, Ringo in the meantime going
to third. Murphy made a hit
mement later, and Ringo scored.
Murphy attempted to make a second
run by a daring steal for home, but
was thrown out at the plate. Tucker
man opened the fourth inning by send
ing Strauss to first on five bad balls.
rey's sacrifice. Cusick scored on his hit,
steal and Pickett's error, and
MILWAUKEE WAS ONE AHEAD.
Shafer opened for his side with hit
and went to second on Morrissy's hit.
Veach struck out. Reilly hit to Strauss,
who put Shafer out at third. but threw
wild to first to catch Reilly. Morrissy
got third on the throw and scored on
passed ball, tying the score again. st.
Paul was hitting Stevens pretty hard,
having five singles and double. In
the fifth Stevens and Forster made hits
in succession. and Reilly and Pickett
making errors in succession, they both
scored, and Milwaukee was two ahead.
st. Paul's half of the inning was a one,
two, three, out performance. In the
sixth neither side scored. In this inning
Carroll. Shafer and Veach struck out.
In the eighth Carroll made hit, went to
second and third Oh passed balls, and
scored on Fuller'S wild throw to third.
Shafermade hit, got second on Fuller's
wild throw, and scored on Maskrey's
wild throw. The score was tied again.
The ninth saw Milwaukee 90 out in one,
two. three order again. Veach opened
with a clean hit, but he and Reilly were
retired On double play. Pickett made
a hit. but was thrown out at second and
the tenth inning was gone into. Strauss
struck out and Tucllerman hit CuSick in
the head. He was badly hurt, the blood
gushing from his eye in streams, but
after a doctor had worked on him for
five minutes he resumed play. The
side was retired Oh double play by
Shafer and Pickett. st. Paul retired in
one. two, three order and the eleventh
inning commenced. Milwaukee was
BANKED. Carroll made hit, stole sec
Ond and scored or Skaters hit, winning
the game. Score: