St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-22
SCORE EIGHTEEN TO SIX.
THE APOSTLES MAKE RUNS
ENOUGH IN An INNING
TO WIN.
a VERY LAUGHABLE INCIDENT
minneapolis Beaten by Detroit
Kansas City and milwaukee
3OIh Winners

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The 81 Paul team, with Charlie
Irwin Il The van. gave q pleasing
demonstration Of how base bah
should be played before z crowd Of
over 800 people yesterday after
noon or he u esL side grounds The
Indianapolis team vas present .
make ne demonstration q success
tu1 could scarcely be said 10 have
been II ne game They were beaten
right from -he first ball pitched
beaten 50 badly Lhat they could not
lay their defeat u ne umpire The
day vas q perfect one. . IN he
shade. win 2 gentle breeze blowing
a-1wa-- the diamond. The contest
waS never N doubt and Iha crowd
enjoyed Itself from The moment
C8luEz= vas given 2 base On balls
n ne l-S- inning 10 the banana
peel Side Of Camp n he ninth when
under q ~. There vas q lo- Of poor
playing. notably ne fielding Of New
ell and h pitching Of Cross. but
there was also q LOT . very brilliant
work that # irwin being about the
t=sI ever sa=1 IN s. Paul Balls
were ral-=5 INTO his territory
throughout he game. but he never
sol excited accepting twelve OUT Of
fourteen chances and he Two which
are scored against MIN Is errors
were "a beautiful stops followed BY
had throws l. first The tally sheet
shows mai Pepper was hi safely
fourteen hines. buI MS work vas
excellent when there w4-a men On
bases, and me visitors score would
have been only four but for he
ridiculous accident II Camp in ne
ninth Inning For -he Indians 1ha
best WORK was done by Mccarthy
md Hogan
GAME II DETAIL
Umpire Ca--+l-io1. Who has grown
= be quite 1avor--e IN s. PAM
because II conscientious work.
pitched a new bah mo he diamond
81 $3.50, and he contest vas On.
'1-Rou-sz waited 70 -our bad balls.
and hey were delivered Irwin sac
---c@d hu- Eraus followed
C'E1u-kes example with good r.
suits E-aCs stole Bag No. > and
Camp slammed -1e leather against
he right lsld fence f0- TWO sacks.
both k-aus and O'Rourka scoring.
In III visitors half Irwin made :
had throw q Eo-a1s Erounder but
caught ne runner nicely On Boyle's
throw down when Ire 1aat-footed
Indian attempted 70 steal. Caravan
vas easily disposed Of. but N0tz hi
one against he umpire. and i
bounded OH II right field The bal
IEe-enI 1-st haszman went 70 seq
onC On . passed bail and scored On
NcCar-hy's double 70 right In The
second inning Mullane struck out
but Boyle was given 2 base for
waiting. Pepper poked he ball ont
70 center and Boyle swung around
= third When Pepper made z hor
race for second Boyle came horae
Ike 2 deer getting Lhsre before The
ball could be returned. Pepper was
also safe. = 10 attempt was made
- catch him C-Rourka was neatly
taken II ~ Mccarthy Al left. bit
Irwin PHI N 2 double % Lhe left Ear
den Pepper scoring. irwin STOLE
third and kTaus was given ? hasa
On balls Then 1ra trick Of getting
z man 1oDs On q steal Of Tia nan
from --sr vas worked Tor 1he second
TINS during -he inning Tia Hon
F-@rs did ro- score il their half. and
.
Apostles IN -he third both SIDES
settled down and gathered q ~na
Ea-r II cease eggs The fourth vas
also resul-less for Lhe locals. bzlr r1a
Indians proceeded deliberately -
make things Interesting. Altar R7sr
mad S11e OH on u-arrv sion and
throw -E irwin. Wood made 2 single
and Mcfarland
SWUNG HIS HEAVY Ash
and pasted the sphere over rbe left
-=ld fence. Cross followed 5u1ue55-
at=ly Win another hit b-r ia -ax-
lVo men struck nothing but air.
The score was now to 3. In rbe
nth s. Paul SCI Up The pins baau-
l-u-ly 1o- whole lot of TINS. b77-
almost failed u get any. Cau7n WIS
given z base. George vas rlu7ka5
II Lhe back with 1he ball and MD]-
lane waited successfully for 2 base
There were three On bases and NJ
BODY on One or rv7o hits woul5
have coma IN very handy. Bowie
III ~ 70 night field. On which
Camp stole home. bur the rexr W.T.
Dso went CIT On flies. In -ba laz-
half Of The inning AIo1z singled =
center vas sacrificed 10 second
- Mccarthy stole third and scored
O. Roars hi 10 right The score was
now 6 10 :, and Il looked like any
hodTs Sa-a- The SIKH. however
I1-ned The contest into a rouL St
PAU sem eleven nan 70 ba1. eigh1
u whom E1I their TALES across
he plate Er- Newell. who was in
ne business for eTr0r-ulak king. finn
bed Twins grUunde- at The outset
but A-aus Struck out Then quickly
followed singles by Pickett and
Camp. base on balls 70 George. :
hit by Nullane. another error bz
Newell and Peppers out pitcher Il
first 0'R0urke cracked the bail on
- center 1or q sack. Irwin got II :
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