St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
Results of National and Play
ers' League and Asso-
citation Contests.
Special TO the CLIQUE.

SpecldI 10 the CLIQUE.
Dies MONIES, To-, April 19.-The st.
Paul aggregation of base ball players
dropped the third consecutive game to
Des Moines to-day by the decisive score
of II to 10. As a scientific exhibition of
ball playing the concluding game OF the
series was the best of the three. 1t was
a slugging match, in which the local
men were outbatted 10y the visitors, but
the Wildness of Viau and Mains COLI
iributed very largely to the total of runs
piled I'D against the losers, particularly
in the sixth inning, in which fourteen
of the home team went to bat, four OF
whom were given first base on balls and
nine crossed the plate in safety. DeS
MoineS began to score ia the third.
MaculIar opened with hit TO third
and reached first on a bad throw,
but was caught at secoad on Reaches
hit, but in the attempt TO make the
double play Roach reached first, and
Pattan'S base Oh balls sent him TO sec
ond. Brimblecom also got his base on
balls. filling the bases. Flanagan now
came up, and was loudly cheered. lie
responded with a hit to left field for
two bases, and sent three men home,
amid the cheers OF the large crowd.
Phelan's sacrifice to short advanced
Flanagan to third Fuesselbach proved
Il cook waiter. and got his base on balls,
and stole secoud. Walsh went out on a
ground hit from second to first, leaving
Flanagan on third and Fusseibach on
second. In their half of The fourth the
visitors evened up the score. Halves
opened with fly to center, which
Walsh failed to reach. and went
TO second on Days hit to right
Phillips hit sky-scraper to left, and
then took his seat. In an attempt to
catch Halves mapping at second, Roach
threw wild and HAYES went to third.
Abbey sent hot liner TO Patton, and
Halves and Daily came home. Burks
went out at first add Abbey took third
on an error, and came home on Contill
on's long fly to center, tieing the score.
Farmer went out from Macullar to
Phelan. Flanagan opened the fist half
of the fifth inning for DeS MOineS, send
ing 4 grOunder to center for one bag,
aud PhelanS base OH balls advanced
him to second, and Walsh moved up a
base on a ball which hit the catcher'S
glove and bounced off. Fusselhach senta
ball to Abbey, and that gentleman
fell over himself trying to get il. Elan
nigan and Phelan came home, and Fus-
Selbach landed OH third. Walsh went
out from pitcher to first. Tratfiey sent
long fly to DAILY, which he muffed, ana
t'usselbach came home. MaCallar put
one at VIau. and was retired at first.
Roach went ont from third to first, leav-
ing Fusselbach on third. Des Molnes
had now made as many runs as were
lost i'll the previous inning. and the
crowd was happy. In the last half of
the fifth Viau sent the ball to left and
landed Oh second. Murphy sent the
ball on a daisy-cutting eXpedi-
ton to center, and Viau came
home. Halves hit a grounder
to Patton and Murphy took
third. Daily sent a fly to right which
Patton couldn't reach, sending Halves
and Murphy home, and tIr. DAILY landed
on third and came home on Phillips fly
out to Brimblecom, which cleared the
bases. Abbey made a long hit to center,
which Melted him one base. where he
died on BUrk'S drive to second. The
first half of the sixth opened with
Patton at the bat and the crowd looked
for something. Patton was content to
wait for four balls, taking first, and a
moment later called forth loud applause
when he slid into second base and
took third Oh Brimblecom'S bunt TO
the infield, which was juggled. He
came home on passed ball, tieing the
score. Flanagan was relieved at first
and Brimblecom came home GU a
passed ball. Phelan was given first on
four balls. and took second ON pass.
Fusselbach sent the ball down the third
base line and Phelan came home, and
a moment later Fusselbach took run
down to second. Walsh was given his
base on balls. Viau now came to the
went to the bench, while little Willie
Mains took his place and 3roughton
went behind the bat. Willie gave the
first two men their bases, forcing a man
home. SOmmers was struck out, Pat
ton got a hit, and, aided by
a comedy of errors, two more
men crossed the plate. Another
hit by Brimbecom sent MacuIlar home.
Flanagan came up like warrior and
lost the ball in left field, and two more
came home. A passed ball sent Ftan-
nigan to second, where he died on Pie
lan'S hit to second, retiring the side, and
the spectators gave sigh of relief.
Sommers was in the box for Des Moines
at the last nall or the SlXtn and Dr0ugh-
ton flew out to Fusselbach Mains
struck out. Murphy came up, and latter
making three attempts to hit the sphere,
took his seat, while the spectators rose
and cheered Sommers. a base on balls
two-bagger by Traffiey aud a single
by MacuIlar melted two more runs
For the visitors a double, a base OF
balls, a single and misiudged bal
brought in three runs. In the eighth the
home team was BANKED without man
reaching second. The visitors met the
same fate, being unable to hit SommefS
Neither side scored in the ninth inning