St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-12

Pepper was a puzzle to the Millers till
the seventh inning, when they got
him for home run, three doubles and
a single. 1t didn't last long enough to
bring them in sight of the game how
ever.
Joe Werrick, who claims to be one o.
the Millers' heaviest batters has three
strike outs to his credit, and he doesn't
like Pepper any more.
Werlich was fined $25, and Werden,
Kuehne and Fraser $40 each for insult
ing and obscene language to the UNI
pire.
Joe Werrick made the boast on the
grounds yesterday that il the fine of
$25 had to be paid he would go after
the umpire and take it out Of his hide.
This is hardly the kind Of language
for ball player to use, Mr.. Werlich
In the second inning Pepper struck
out Straus, Werrick and kuehne in
Werden refused to move from behind
the pitcher until the umpire assessed a
fine Of ten cold bucks.
In the fourth inning Burns made a
beautiful running catch of Kuehne's
fly to right, and Burns had to wade
through the crowd to get it at that.
Burns hitting was hard and timely.
He raped out home run in the sixth,
ana a long single in the eighth, both
bringing in runs, and runs were need
ed, too.
O'Rourke kept up his average yester
day at bat, and got in two good sin
giles and a muffed fly, two of which
sent in runs.
Pickett in yesterdays game got a
nome run, two singles, a, base on balls
Com1Skey went into the game yester-
day with a somewhat crippled team.
and yet he won it hands down.
Kraus played handsome game be-
hind the bat. and made one of the
three home runs which appear in our
score today.
,Nichol, the middle fielder of Kansas
CITY, strained himself so badly while
paying here that he will have to re-
tlre Tor the season. Carroll, formerly
of Grand Rapidsi will take his place
having been signed by Manning.
81 see that some of tho Western
papers hold Cincinnati responsible for
f me disappearance Of Third !:asen1an
Ewing. well. there is nothing in the
story; Denny Long at enc time tried
to jolly me into the belief that Harr-
man was the best IN his business ElIr
l refused to bite. don't doubt tha,
want him." It is certainty :hae
either Latham or Gray will finish orr
the season on third for the Refs. Next
season VIII see 4 new man OH ttIt.
bag, and the chances are that it will
be Irwin, Of the st. Pauls. Irwin was
released by Chicago early in the pres.
ent season because it was thought tina,
Everett could DO better work. Since
joining the Apostles IrN.n has bech
doing excellent work, and his actiu.ss,.
ton would strengthen the Reds Ina
terially in corner No. J. Cincinnati,
TimeS-Star.
There is one consolation for the
BreWeTs-1ndianapo and Kansas
| City We're each knocked out at st. Paul
and Minneapolis Evsaing Wisconsin
If the Brewers ever do get another
victory, there ought to be fireworks
in the evening. Business ought to be
suspended and everybody interested il,
the national game should help to cele-
brate the victory as he best know
how. The string of defeats has reached
such length that one end can scarce
ly be seen from the other end-Mif-
waukee Journal.
Bhe Saints have but three inor-
games with the Millers during this
visit home. One will be played In,
Minneapolis today and the other two
in st. Paul Tuesday and Wednesday.
poned last Friday on account of rain
will be played off Sept. 16.
The disputed Milwaukee-Detroi,
game of June 4. credited by some of
the papers to Milwaukee, will be played