St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-05

The hoodoo did not put in appearance
at the Minneapolis ball park yesterday
until the Millers were in fair way OF
winning a game. The "fans" were
having great picnic guying the UNI
pire and The Brewers. and thinking
how Manager Barnes would feel after
his aggregation of leather chasers had
won their maiden game. when the
dreaded image doomed up in the nature
of board nail Rear the top of the left
field fence in the fifth inning. Again.
IN the sixth inning. it appeared i'll the
form of pebble that caused the sphere
to jump Snort Stop Hulen's head like
skyrocket. These 40 little incidents
robbed the Millers out of a victory.
Fortunately Jupiter Pluvius arrived In
season 10 save defeat for Minneapolis,
and the game ended i'll tie.
The Millers opened the game aus.
pielously. Huien hit for two bags, and
Hines and Mcclure followed with
singles. Burrell was given life
10y Shields tumble, and "Dr."
Wilson prescribed dose of medi-
cine in the form of home
run. This made five runs for the home
team, and the cranks yelled themselves
hoarse. In the next inning Hulen made
another single and was advanced base
on Crooks single. Hines made a timely
hit, and Hulen scored. Another run
was made i'll the third on Newman'S
error and singles by Duryea and Hines.
The bases were full in this inning when
MCGUIRE retired the side by tanning the
atmosphere. Three singles and Il double
by Duryea melted two more tallies in the
sixth. This ended the scoring for the
MilerS. The Brewers did not tally
until the third inning. Lehman
dropped the ball over the second base
mans head. He was Immediately put
out at second on tieder's choice. Cling
man struck yiciOuSlv at the leather
twice. The next ''Swang" was more
successful. and boorblack was given
adInittance to the game fol bringing the
ball inside of the fence. In the fifth,
with the score 10 in favor of the
Miliers, Shields hit safe alter Clayton
had been retired at first. Clingman
again doomed up like giant fifteen
feet high to the fans" He smiled. and,
as he was swinging the cudgel auto
matlcally. Manager Cushman said:
Zen dollars. for another home run"
He struck savagely and connected
with the sphere. 1t went sailing
over tuS lelL HelueFS uedu anu
looked very much like double.
Unfortunately for the Millers it found
sharp pointed nail at the top of the
fence, and lodged there until both
Shields and Clingman had scored. The
incident created considerable merri-
ment. All three fielders were trying TO
play leap-frog in order to get the sphere.
In the sixth inning, with two men out
and the bases full. Luby hit a slow
grounder. Hulen was waiting for its
arrival when it suddenly run against
pebble stone and jumped over his head.
Clingman and Newman both scored,
and tied the game. Minneapolis went
out in one, two, three order in the first
halt of the seventh. McVey was given
a life for the Brewers by Hulen's fun
bic. The rain began to fall, and the
''fanS" began to realize that tie game
was the best III store, and they yelled
repeatedly Call the gameI' As both
teams had bat a short time to catch
Jack Benefits special over the Wis
cOnsin Central, Umpire Mcdonald saved
the Millers from another defeat by de-
cIaring the game adjourned The score: