St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-28
SMASHED The SPHERE
UilWa1...3 Beats st. Paul by
Basti1g the Ball Very
Hard.
It Tss.5 Minneapolis Eleven
Innings to Dispose or
the Hoosiers.
Columbus Pulls a Game Out
at Omaha In the Ninth
Inning.
Kansas City Experiences No
Trouble in Doing Up To-
ledo's Youths.

The weather was disagreeable at Ath-
letic paTh yes terday afternoon. but there
was something much more disagreeablC
Oh the grounds than the weather. There
is connected with the Milwaukee, team
$50 pounds Of beef known 10 the base
bali world as ''lcewagOn" Ward. This
phenomenon Of the diamond BEGAN yell
Ing Ike Rochester lunatic at $40, and
gave his lungs almost 40 rest whatever
until $40 This, too, III spite OF
the fact that President Williams has
instructed all umpires and all managers
that boislpr0us coaching IS not 10 be
permitted in the Yves tern league this
year What was the matter with I'm
pire Serad? when he found that
Ward was making such an exhibition OF
himself as 10 disgust all tie spectators,
especially the ladies, why did he not
order this OK driver Of the woody west
out Of The game and of the grounds?
II scHselcss yelling on the coach lines
Is 10 stop this year, let Us have II stopped
at once.
80 contest between the st. Paul and
milwaukee, teams was very pretty aud
close one for four innings, but from that
point the Apostles were never ia it, the
Brewers slugRing out earned runs
enough in the fifth and eighth Innings
to win the game with TWO TO spare.
Cunningham had an Oh day all around.
A good deal Of his trouble. however,
arose from his inability to gauge the
wind. which was blowing directly across
the diamond. He gave the first four
men up bases on balls. but by eieVerly
watching the bases one was caught
mapping at first and another at third and
nobody scored. In the next inning
I,.I ,tH ttfft ga. Ina 1,it To
center. Dugdalc dropped Lakes high
foul fly, and The Milwaukee third base
man Immediately proceeded 10 larrup
the leather along The left foul line for
two sacks. Hamburg was retired, but
"Wild Bill" WidneT's hit To right sent
two men home. McGarr's nit sent
Widner along base, and Wards base
on balls filled the three stations.
TWitchcll sacrificed Widner home, but
Earls cut left two on bases. In the
fourth Widner reached first on AlvOrd's
wide throw and was caught at second
on McGarr's grounder To Smith. Hits
by Ward and Eail scored McGarr. The
next inning settled the fight. Kreig and
Henry made singles. Cunningham put
in Wild pitch and then Lake and Ham
burg hit for IA brace Of bags each. Wild
ner struck out, but Dugdale dropped
the ball. and Hamburg took thiId and
scored on McGarr's sacrifice. In the
seventh inning three runs were allowed
20 get over the plate on bad field work.
Lake was hit 10y the pitcher. Hamburg
hit an easy grOuuder to Holland, whose
anxiety 70 make a double caused him 10
tumble the ball long enough for both
men 10 get TO tdelr bases. Widner bit
for two bags, Lake scoring. McGarr
got a base on balls. Ward hit all easy
bail TO Smith, who threw low TO the
plate. IWlchcl and Widuer were neatly
doubled up by Mott and Dugdale, but
McGarr got around. The Brewers kept
it up in The eighth. Kreig led OIL with
good double To left. Henry following
with single, Hamburg with double
and Widner with a single, three earned
Euns resulting.
The Apostles only scored in three in
nngs. In the first Donoghue got base
on Widner'S tumble. llOgricveT made
hit ana MOTT a sacrifice, both scoring
on Sutcliffe's clean drive to center. Al
word also made good drive for base.
but Holland and Smith were unable to
swell the score. In the neXtinning one
run was made Oh Dugdales base on
balls and Cunnngbam's and Don
oghue's hits. U0grever was hit by
pitcher. The outlook was favorable for
big score, with three on bases and none
out Mott. however, hit an easy
grounder to Widner, Cunningham be-
ing caught at the plate and Motz at
first The inning ended with SATELLITES
fly to right. The locals scored only
once more. In the seventh, Donoghue
and Hogrieyer each made good line
drive for base, and when TwitcheI
dropped Motz' fly. Donoghue tailed.
Nobody was out bat Sutcitle hit up a
fly to short and Alvord hit Il grounder
to Widner, on which he and Hogfiever
were doubled up. The score: