St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-15

George made a remarkably pretty
catch of a short fly by Lally. He had
to run more than half the length OF
his territory.
TWINS stop of a hot grounder from
Lally's bat in the seventh inning of the
second game was little short Of phe-
nomenal.
In the fourth inning of the second
game Tanning famed out Kraus, Null
lane and Irwin as fast as he could
pitch the ball. He pitched a remark
able game, holding the Saints down to
seven scattered hits.
Capt. Comiskey is satisfied with the
record the boys made this last trip
home. He is out to win the pennant,
and, If he is satisfied with the way his
men are doing, the public ought to be.
Kraus played two excellent games
behind the bat, and was death to the
foul fiys, which were so puZZling to
Puddin'head Wilson.
Cantillion's work yesterday was
coarse. He was badly off en- balls and
strikes, and his base decisions in three
instances were very bad. 1t looked to
the spectators that Cantiliion was out
10 give the Millers the best oft.
Pickett's foxy act in the second
game put the Millers in a. trance. Will
son was on first and Tanning hit a fly
to Pickett Jack purposely muffed it
ana then got out both Wilson and
Tanning before either could get, away
from him. Wilson made a feeble kick,
but it didn't go.
Werden distinguished himself by a
pretty double play, unassisted, catch
ing hot line fly and touching the first
bag Immediately afterwards.
Burns and Pepper made several long
hard drives yesterday, but Lally and
StrauS were in the way, and the home
runs didn't come. as expected.
A notable feature of yesterdays
game. as compared with others played
by these teams, was the absence of
kicking and disgusting wrangling. The
Mill City players simply took a tumble
and found out that the public will not
stand ruffianly base ball.
There Will be no more league games
until September, but next week, be-
ginning on Monday night, Aurora park
will be occupied by Col. Peppers Sunny
South: This is an aggregation Of about
fifty Southern negroes.
In the St. Paul-MinneapoIis series
st. Paul won ten and lost eight games.
In the last series of seven St Paul
won four and lost three. The total
score in these seven games was: st.
Paul. 76' Minneapolis. 70.
Counting six Grand Rapids games
for the st. Paul grounds, ST Paul has
seventeen games 10 play away from
home and fifteen at home.
Manager Long, Of the Terre Haute
team, was in the city yesterday and
witnessed the game with Kansas City
He came TO arrange the transfer of the
games scheduled for Milwaukee at
Terre Haure on Sept l and . The
three games will be played here, two
being played on Labor day.-MiIwau-
kee Sentinel.
Cincinnati is thinking of drafting r.
win, Of st. Paul, for next season. He
IS playing very good ball.-Milwaukee
Sentinel.
Kansas City and Chicago have ar
ranged a series of three games to be
played after the championship season
close.
In the Observation-Disclosures City series
ended yesterday Kansas City won
eleven and Milwaukee seven.
There ought to be a. special rule made
for Carroll, which would enable him
to bat, but allow him TO sit on the
bench the rest of the time. AS ba--
ter he is a uccess.-AIilwaukee Sen
tinel