The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-05

on the throw, and came home when Schriver
hit to George again. Kuehne hit to right field
and again Stratton threw the runner out at
first.
Two pop-ups elapsed before Shugart made
the first safe hit the locals had gotten off
Hastings Spies, however, forced him out and
the Mfllers came in again. Ball struck out,
but Hastings hit into the crowd near first base
and went to second. Connors gave Denzer a
nice one. Lally hit for two bases and scored
another run. Denzer tried to catch Lally nan
ping at second, but the ball went through into
the field. Turner threw to O'Rourke, but just
as Tim reached for the ball Lally ran into
him and knocked him fiat on his back. The
pail went into the crowd, and Lally scored.
IT was Just IN time, too, for Wilmot hit to
right and again Stratton caught his man on
first base.
Two Saints had gone to rest when alasscock
waited for four balls Turner hit the ball into
the crowd, the first time St. Paul had managed
It, and Georges hit to second scored Glass
COCK. Kuehne fumbed the ball on throw
to catch Turner mapping and the center fielder
scored also. Stratton few out to Wilmot, who
caught 1t on the very edge Of the crowd and
cur on two-base hit Werden got base on
balls. and started to steal second. Pickett let
the ball go through him and then he and Wer-
den fell in heap while Turner brought the
PAL oaI5 BACK into the game: Schriver hit to
third on the throw. Kuehne, however went
out on grounder to Pickett, who then came
IN and struck out shugart found Hastings
again and sent scorching grounder into the
crowd in right field. Connors stopped a wide
one OF Spies, but did not hold it and
Spies started Tor second, but when the ball
peat him, changed his mind. Connors stood
with the ball between his knees and Shugart
crossed the plate. Denzer struck out, and
Kuehne felded O'Rourke's ball.
Hastings this time put the ball over the
right fence and Lally doubled also. Wilmot
hit single and Lally scored on the throw in.
1t was then seven to three.
Glasscock hit sharp one to left and
Turner drove the ball beyond the crowd in
and Stratton tried Werden. Glasscock
scored, making 1t IA
Schriver hit for two bases and stole third
put was caught trying to:seome home on
Kuehne's tap, which carried the ball to
Denzer. Ball singled, but the side went out
without run. ~
shugart hit safely, but Spies hit high
fly. Werden dropped it for a double play,
but Shugart did not rum and O'Day declared
Spies out. Denzer hit to Kuehne and a
sharp double play ended short inning.
Connors hit hot one to DenZer, who
reached it but could not stop It. 1t fell a
little behind him. and Shugart ran like a
deer and threw it to first with wonderful
CELEBRITY. 1t was as pretty a play any in
the game, and Connors was out. The next
two died easier, and st. Paul came in again.
O'Rourke hit safely, but in the next Kuehne
started another Of his doubles, which were
like Knockout drops to the hopes of the
local fans. Turner hit for his third two-bag-
ger to right and George did as well to left
scoring another and making 1t to 5. Lally,
however, caught STATIONS ny, and the side
was out.
Werden hunted and got to first ahead of
the ball. Frank made another two-bagger in
center field and while Shugart ate up two
good ones following Ball managed to drive
the ball to the right fence, and two runs
scored the last OF the game.
Ball started another sharp double in the
eighth, and the visitors were playing O.
sharp fielding game all around.
In the ninth Burns batted in DenZer's
place. but popped up an easy one to Kuehne.
O'Rourke and Glasscock made nice singles,
and there seemed to be hope Of pulling
out the game, but Turner forced Glasscock
out and George famed at the first three
balls pitched him without hitting any OF
them That ended the days sport"
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