St. Paul daily globe., 1895-05-13
dE BRINGS IN SIX OF THE ELEV-
EN- RUNS ON HOME RUNS AND
DOUBLES.
roLEDO AND DETROIT IN A ROW.
Game Goes to PFotest-ResuIt of
the Days Games in the Ma
tiOnaI.

The base ball contest yesterday aft
ernoon at Aurora park was quad
rangular one, in which the st. Paul
and Milwaukee teams, the umpire and
Jupiter Pluvius took decidedly inter-
esting parts. I was nip and tuck
all the way through, and, after an
argument lasting two hours and
half, the Milwaukee team carried off
the honors. 1t took eleven innings
to decide the game in favor of the
Badgers, but the contest would not
have been 50 long and would not have
been in favor of the visitors at all
had it not been for a bad error of
judgment of Umpire Sheridan in call
ing a st. Paul player out at first in
the fourth inning. Two men were al
ready out, and while the runner was
going to first on a bounding ball to
right, two men crossed the plate.
TWitcheu fumDled the ball, but threw
it to first, getting it there at least
foot behind the runner. The umpire
called the man out and thus retired
the side The fourth inning was a
really remarkable one. Every man
in the st. Paul team was sent to bat,
and, although not a hit was made,
the locals scored three times. Rettger
lost control of the ball entirely, and
sent six men to first on balls. The
score was either tied or the teams
were only a run or two apart after the
fourth inning At the end of the
fifth inning the score was a tie at 3.
At the end of the sixth it was a tie
at 6. In the next inning it stood to
6 in favor of the Milwaukees, and at
the end of the eighth a tie again on
g. In the ninth the excitement was
intense Pickett led off with a double
to right, and Irwin made double to
left, Pickett scoring. Berger got a
base on balls, and while the visitors
were throwing the ball around to
catch the latter between bases Irwin
crossed the rubber. In the last half
of the Inning Pickett fumbled Twitch-
ellis grounder, giving the player a
life at first. The next two men went
out, Twitchell getting as far as third.
Long seized a piece of oak and
marched to the plate, The umpire
called: lone BALL" zone strike!"
1.-Two ballsr 1.-TWO strikes"' Every
thing looked favorable and the crowd,
exuberant at the
PROSPECT OF VICTORY
for the locals, started for the gates.
Suddenly a resounding thwack was
heard and the ball sailed away over
the right-heid fence. The score was
tied and the crowd was disgusted.
Camp opened the tenth with hit and
Marr was given a base on balls,
promising enough outlook, to be sure,
and nobody out. Mullane, however,
hit a grounder to first, and he and
Marr were doubled up. Pickett went
out also on groundeT to short and
goose egg was chalked up for the
Apostles. Klopf opened with a ter
rifle drive to deep center but Van
Dyke by hard run got under it and
the next two men were retired before
they reached first. In the eleventh r.
win and Berger were sent to the bench
on fly balls, but Johnson made a hit to
the right-field fence. Van Dyke, how
ever, was unable to advance him,
making a weak little drive to pitcher.
In the last half of the inning Twitchell
hit up a high fly which dropped into
Pickett's mitts. Then Mr. McCauley
stepped to the plate and the crowd
began to look over the score sheet
to figure out his prospects. He had
brought in three runs in the first with
a two-bagger and two in the third on
a home run. The outlook was reas-
suring He struck viciously at the
ball and missed it by a comfortable
margin Then two balls were called.
And then the game ended. The big
fellows bat met the leather squarely
and it sailed far over the right-field
fence. The crowd numbered about
$500 people, many being kept away
by the fear that an attempt would be
made to make arrests under the in
junction proceedings. There was no
danger of this, however, as it is Illegal
to serve such papers Sunday. The
papers have not yet been served On
Manager Comislley, but it is under
stood they will be tomorrow. 1t is
expected the case will come up before
Judge Otis Tuesday or Wednesday.
The score of yesterdays game is as
follows: