St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-29
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special TO the Globe.
OMAHA, Sept. 2S.-Omaha takes a
secure hold on sixth place by winning
three straight victories from the Apos-
ties. The games were Won by the strong
batting of the home team. Ali three of
st. PauFs pitchers were treated to
sound drubbing. Meekin was put in to
pitch the morning game and Willis was
in the box for the champions. The Wis
itors were Outplayed at every point, and
gave up the game at the end of the sew
enth inning. Eiteljorg and Underwood
We're the pitchers in the first
afternoon game, and both were
hit hard. Walsh led at the
bat with four hits, and Works
was only one behind. Not a man on
the team failed to get safe drive off
Underwood's delivery. The home team
opened the game with five consecutive
hits, which Melted three earned runs.
The visitors scored one in each of the
next three innings, but in the fifth the
Omahas started in to pound out vic
tory. Caravan got base on balls. and
Walsh brought him home by corking
three-baSe hit. Walsh scored on Works
single, and Newman and O'Connor
went out Willis waited for four balls,
and Moran advanced him by safe hit.
AT that juncture Mr.. Eiteijorg knocked
the ball
Over the Left Field Fence
and cleared the bases, while Under
wood acted tired. Pagan hit to O'Brlen,
and 1t Became the Apostles turn. They
got couple of runs. and one each ia
the sixth and seventh. In the eighth
the Omahas again started the ball roll
ing, and with the aid of errors scored
five times. The next inning was un-
productive, and another scalp hung at
the belt of the champions. Mr.. Schmit,
whose antics were highly amusing until
theI fun was ali pounded out of
him, was called upon to occupy the
box for st. Paul, and ,Jellen, pitcher for
the NoHparielS. was given a chance to
show his mettie by the home team. Jel-
len was q failure, and so was Schmit.
The visitors scored four times on two
hits in the first inning, and would have
been scoring yet had not Walsh called
Eiteljorg in to finish the inning, and
sent Jellen into the field. Omaha drew
a goose egg, but in the second re-
deemed the game that Jellen had nearly
lost. Newman led off with double.
OCounOr got base Oh balls, and Will
lis hit. safely. After Moran was out
Eiteljcrg once more landed the ball
On the Wrong Side
of the fence. and the runs all crossed
the plate. 1t was the third time that
Idle George" had knocked the ball
over the fence in the series, and the
crowd yelled itself hoarse. JelIen hit
for three bags. but was declared out for
not touching secoud. The work went Oh
just the SAME, and the Omahas were one
in the lead when the inning was over.
TO the surprise of the audience Jellen
was again sent into the box. He
did very we'll for one inning. but
in the neXtthe Apostles jumped on him
with vengeance and pounded out six
runs. Again the game seemed lost, but
Fagin was put in the box and the
champions went to work to win it back.
They had to be satisfied with two runs,
but in the fifth they began pounding
away and kept the st. Paul fielders
chasing the ball for nearly half an hour.
They accumulated nine runs in that
time, and the Saints shouldered their
bats and left in distress. Score of the
first game: