St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-22
CLOSE But RAGGED.
Detroit Gives the 1IiIIers 4 Seven
Io-EiEhT Deal
Minneapolis, !; Detroit &.

Minneapolis, = Detroit &
The winning I'M II rne SUNDAY Eame
Al Minneapolis was made II lha ninth
with Two men ont I was neck ana
n@ck all Tia way IN the stretch. and
while the horses were not the finest
IN the world i was quite 4 h0r race.
Fielding vas ragged On both sides
buI everybody manifested an 1lcIina-
non 10 6ghr Tia ball and thai
aIoned for z number Of shortcomings
ET-=n kUeaEe went away INTO The air
after high Insr and caught i IN his
left hand glove after q couIo-1l0a act
that E0uld have made any Of the Mel
son sisters green with envy could they
have sesl il
i was apparent from Lhe very start
c1a- al he traditions Of base BAH
would BE- -uthlesslY Slaughtered before
nine innings were finished The sec
OCd nan ID BAT for Minneapolis. LaIIy.
unearrned Z weak sDc1 al third base
in Lh+ Detroit in6eld and although ne
stumbled On m base line NJ man
aged 70 side IN his paws before Couuy
StTouLhers received Ihe leather We--
del's sacrifice and Burns hit scored
Big Dan. and II jim Burns had not
tried 10 steal second Iha game might
have been going On YET But there
was also trouble IN tn Minneapolis
team
Nicholson drove 2 hot one down %
huehne. who made 2 phenomenal STOP,
and promised 10 complete his play suc-
cessfuIly. but he lost MS head and
threw the ball several feet over Perry
Wer6en- The sphere rolled away I'D
The race track. and when i came back
ID Srraus Nick was coming down
toward The plate Joe dropped The
ball and Nicholson scored q home run
on Z hit and Two errors.
Then Werden dallie5 100 long with
Newman's gToundsr and DUNCAN
lined cut Z nice two-bagger- Campau
hi q dy ID Burns, who muned It
Newman scored- Raymond hunted. and
DUNCAN went ont al rhe plate. Gillen
sent Z fly 10 La1ly and Campau scored
On The throw. Strou1ners hit safely
and scored Raymond Srraus redeem
I'd himself By Z s1alwarr rvo-bagger-
and scored d kuehne's long single. 4
double play shut The side ont then
IN Lhe third, with Two men Oh bases
and rWo ont Burns hit 2 hot liner
which seemed ID be good for Two bases
/ ana IWO Tuns. but Pears TOOK Il right
IN both hands and Il was Detroit Turn
70 bat
S-raus went ID first II the fourth On
( another bad play by Raymond. and
: scored On 0eTTicks long dy and
I hue1ne's base hill Burns distinguished
I himself IN DetToit's half by q 1ne
running catch Eealy gave GilIen q
: base on balls 70 start Ihe nth, and
! SI-ouIhers' hi made matters worse.
+ TWneham sacrificed Pears few out
4 but Eulen lei g-oulda- 50 by and
both runners scored
Werden pounded ont z double. and
. Raynoud's maccuTacy gave Burns 2
! life also Straus hit lightly and Pears
! cut Of Perry al The plate Y errick
waiIad and The bases were 1glL
4 kuehne hi Z ny ID Newman and Burns
: scored Newman tried 10 catch hin
instead Of S1-aus. whom he had sure
a second and Wilson hit q nice one
which MI. Glen failed L. properly ap-
pre1ate- Than Eaaly dropped i
safely back Of Raymond ana HuIen
hi i out for Two bases IN The
melee Lhe locals had scored four. Civ
ing then 1he best d he game They
we're The last the MiIlers made. 100.
In the eighth the visitors he'd New
nan waited for four. and DUNCAN hit
safely. Campa1 also took z base on
balls and when Raymond hit long
dy ID LalIy. Newman ran in.
The winning Tun was biItarly fought
for LalIy hit safely. Raymond max
ing z phenomenal stop, Tor II was .
hoI one, and Werden's on advanced
him base. He stole third, bu1 was
caught between Ihe1e and home, and
Burns went out- ending Minneapolis
batting
Strouthers hit safely. and Tw1neham
sacrificed Pears struck ont. and II
was doubtful about nine innings BE-
ing enough, but Nicholson laced the
ball our across he yard and COMFY
scored