St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-15
But the Apostles Pounded a
Victory From the Saw
duSties.
Californian Corbett Mauls
Dominiek Mccartney in a .
Scientific Way.
Miss Cody Wins the Clifton
Grand National Stakes in
a Cantep.
Rank Outsiders Win Four Of
the Five Races at Hem
phis.

The few base ball enthusiasts from
st. Paul who watched the third of the
series of exhibition games from the
grand stand at the Minneapolis Athletic
park yesterday afternoon carried with
them the impression that the Apostles
compose a good fielding team and have
a Way of hitting the ball that is highly
refreshing to their admirers. The Min
neapolis field seemed to be in the humor
for having picnic with itself. and
errors were piled up in indeScribanle
confusion. Foster appeared On the
diamond for the first time this season,
and did his old time Spokane act of
fitting under the bail in almost i'm
possible places. Hengle made a brill
liant one-hand stop, and pulled down
n high line hit also with one hand. Car
roll easily carried off the honorS at the
bat. making home run, double and
single, besides stealing second twice
in a rather bare-faced manner. Nit
chell occupied the box in the first
half of the game. doing excellent work,
although three hits were punched on
him in the fourth inning. Hudson fol-
lowed, and although he was little wild
at times. did we'll for first appearance.
Myers caught perfect game, and Min
nehan made difficult catch and neat
assist.
The st. Paul field did its work almost
perfectly, BurkS making the only er-
rOrS, and accepting nine chances out OF
eleven. Cantillon proved his ability by
accepting eight chances without a skip.
GlasScock proved also that he knows a
good ball when he sees it by rappng out
two singles and double at opportune
moments, and waiting for base with
great patience at another time. Farmer
won the pauditS Of the crowd by clear
ing the bases with a long home run.
three men trotting in ahead OF MN.
Mains pitched the first four innings. but
was pounded hard, and Vlau was sub
stituted in the fifth, holding the Flour
CITY men down to one hit until the last
part of the ninth, when three were
punched. =.
Wesley Blogg, one Of the regular staff
of umpires, and an old ball player who
played center field i'll the great twenty
four-inning game between Manchester
and Harvard. in which no runs were
scored, of1iciated, and failed to win the
everlasting regard of the Minneapolis
ball crank.
Minneapolis failed to score in the first
two innings, but in the third Carroll
came up to the rubber with his fayorite
stick and sent the ball over into the
next block. Foster got
A Base as Gift
from Mr.. Blogg, and was brought home
by line hit by the silent man. In the
fourth six runs were gathered in by a
base on balls to O'Day after Hengle had
gone out, followed by hits by Myers,
Mitchell, Carroll and the assistance OF
Burks, who contributed two successive
errors, and double by Hcngle at his
second time at bat. Meantime Mime
han few out on sacrifice. and ODay
stopped the eXuberance of the crowd by
hitting nigh fly to Burks.
Viau then handled the sphere, and
Minneapolis was BANKED for four sue
cessive innings. managing to add a
couple in the ninth after two men were
out, on singles by O'Day and Myers
and double by Hudson.
St. Paul started to get runs from the
jump, scoring one i'll the first on base
on balls to Abbey, who stole second, a
hit by DAILY and an error by Minnehan.
They kept it UP the following inning.
After two men had been retired, Glass
cock having plenty of patience and
getting first base on balls, Mains fol
lowed with a neat double, and Halves
and Abbey with singles, and three more
were added. In the next, 4 hit by
Broughton, an error by Miller. and a
hit by Glasscock gave one more run.
There was an aching void in the fourth
and fifth, and Minneapolis was three
runs ahead. when Glasscock came to
bat and started the picnic with hit.
Ryn and Miller made errors, al
lowing Viau and Halves to gel
bases, Abbey was given base Oh balls
DAILY took first Oh iielder'S choice. Phil
lips got base on balls, forcing HAYES
home. Farmer lifted the sphere out OF
the lot and the long procession filed
over the rubber. Cantillon got gift oil
base as the result of infinite patience
and GlaSscock again came to bat ano
cOaXed double out of the condition Of
affairs; Viau got base on balls, Halves
raped out single and DAILY ended the
agony by hitting a high one to O,Day
The Minneapolis players painted fol
breath and watched the marker as he
chalked up a large. glazing on The
board. Another run was added in the
seventh on hit and steal by Phillips, {
sacrifice by Farmer and hit by Burks
One more still IN the eighth on hit by
Viau and errors by O'Day. The stor!
is It'd in the error column in the fol
lowing score: