St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-25
THEY MAKE II A PAIR.
The Apostles Take Another
Ball From the Hoos-
iers.
Minneapolis Again Go9S Down
Before the Milwaukee
Youngsters.
Columbus Takes the Kinks
Out OF the Kansas City
Men.
Nearly Sixteen Thousand Peo-
pie See the Reds Beat the
Browns.

Fine weather is not always necessary
to fine ball playing, as the game put uD
by the local team yesterday, with the
mercury only a few degrees above the
freezing point, was OF very high order.
The contest was decidedly in favor 0
the Hoosier team up to the fifth inning.
when the Apostles pulled themselves
together for the final effort, and easily
lande yici0r5. Little llogrieYer, who,
by the way, is developing into one Of
the greatest men on the diamond, was
after wait Of ten minutes. pluckily
took The field again amid tremendous
applause, aud did more tnan any Of his
fellows to turn defeat into vic
tory. After Donoghue had gone out,
he hit the ball down in front Of the
plate and beat 10 to first. Sullivan threw
10 first 10 catch him mapping. O'Brlen
was rapping instead, and the sphere
flew out ~ the bleachers aud IlOgrieYer.
by great spTinting. landed on third.
MOiZ hit grounder 10 Hickory" Car
pentcr, who threw to the plate. AS
llogrieyer slid in Nagle threw uD his
right hand. the little center-ilelder strlk-
ing il with sufficient force 10 throw him
five feet in the air, and when he came
down he struck on his face and neck.
The fall produced big swelling, which,
however, will probably do no more seri-
Gus injury than temporarily mar his
beauty. The only errors Of the local
team were oyerthrows by Alyord and
Dugdale. and a tumble by Holland. In
general, the Apostles played a sharp.
clever game. the field catches Of Ilo-
grieVer, AlvOrd and Sutclltle being
especially good.
The TWO Double Plays
made by the locals were very pretty.
WadsWOrth was hardly hit at all, but
the i've hits scored against him were
well punched, three of them coming in
the eighth inning, but splendid fielding
prevented the trio of good drives from
developing into tallies The Indian
apolis men played a fine fielding game
also, the work of Nagle and Berger be-
ing excellent. The HOLSTERS scored
their only runs i'm the first inning, when
Ietcher led off with clean hit TO the
right garden, stealing second and going
to third on Dugdale's overthrow. Me
Quad ard Quinn went to the bench on
flies. but O'Brieu rot a sack on bad
balls. and purlOined another TO make it
pair. Then Mr.. Carpenter tatlgued
the bleachers by swiping the sphere out
TO center for couple of bags, two men
scoring. lleugle got life on
Hollands tumble. and stole second,
bat Berger's out LETT the indianapolis
total two for the inning and the game.
Tie Apostles made four singles in the
first four innings. but failed to score.
In the firm Mr.. Dugdale, who is in
clined to emhOnpuiut this spring, but
has pair OF good optics just the same,
smashed one of MIR. lieach's best out to
center and took the initial bag. Wads-
worth sacrificed himself that Dugdale
might secure Il station located nearer
the home plate. DOnOghue made Il hit,
and Ilogrleyer hit the ball to 0'Brien,
who nipprd Dug at tie plate MotZ
was presented with a base, and Sut-
clIir's double over third base scored
Donughuc and HOgriever In the sixth
inning Holland scored Oh hits by HIM
self, Smith and DOnoghue. lOgrieYer
got around again in the seventh on a
base on balls. hit by pitcher 10 MotZ, a
sacrifice by Sutcliffe and a bad throw
by Carpenter. In the ninth Hogrever
hit to left for base. out 10y great ex-
hibitiOn OF nerve aud speed stretched it
into two. lie got another base on Car
penter's tumble, and scored on Al
worlds sacrifice. The game in figures is
given below: