St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-30

sence. The others hit hard though, and set
the crowd wild with delight.
For two innings neither side scored.
Frank disappointed every one by knocking
an easy one to Wetterer. Lally hit for two
bases and Wilmot singled. Werden got a
base balls. and the bases were full.
Straus flew out to Stafford though, and
Schriver was caught out on foul Milwau-
kee crawled out of a small hole, all things
considered. In the second inning Kuehne
and Carney singled but Kuehne was caught
trying to steal second. Ball struck out, and
Frank went out at first. This prevented any
runs.
The run getting commenced In the third
inning. Lally went out at first, Wilmot wait
ed for four bad balls, although he knocked
three long fouls over the right-held fence
in the meantime. He stole second and came
home while Perry Werden went to first on
an error of Stafford. Schriver reached first
while Werden was being put out at the home
plate. Kuehne hit for two bases, but Ball
went out to Speer. and the inning ended
with two runs for Minneapolis.
Four more runs were added in the fourth
inning. Carney led off with single, Frank
followed suit, and Lally and Wilmot made
home runs over the fence and brought them
in. Carney distinguished himself in this
inning by stealing second. Werden went
out at first, Straus was put out at second
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which dropped right in front of the plate,
and could not beat it out to first This made
a total of six runs.
In the fifth inning Milwaukee helped things
along with several more errors. Ball reached
first on an error. Carney advanced him with
a clean hit, his third, and he came home
while Frank flew cut to Nicol. Lally reached
first on an error. but was forced out at sec
ond on a nice play by Larry Twitchell. Will
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have caught, but he dropped it purposely and
threw to second, while Lally was still hug
ging first base. Werden reached first on an
error by Hartman. Then Joe Stratus made
home run, Schriver followed his example, and
five runs resulted, making six for the inning.
In the sixth inning Ball was thrown out at
first, Carney struck out, Frank reached first
on four bad ones. Milwaukee commenced
to throw the ball over each others heads
and Frank went to third He tried to come
home and was put out. This ended the
game at the bat for Minneapolis they having
made twelve runs
Milwaukee went out one, two, three in the
first inning, Carney making two assists. In
the second inning Stafford hit for two bases,
but the others couldn't do anything with
Carney. and Stafford was left on second. In
the third Speer flew out to Frank, Barnes to
Wilmot and Nicol to Strauss Twitchel
made run in the fourth inning. Carney
started in wild and Weaver, Hartman and
Twitchell all went to first on balls. The
bases were full with no one out when Stat
ford came to bat. He hit down to Kuehne
though who touched third and threw to
Schriver, putting Weaver and Hartman out
on the double play. Kuehne followed this up
with an error though, and Twitchell came
home. Wetterer retired the side by striking
out.
When Milwaukee started its fifth inning at
the bat, but one hit had been made off Car
ney. Speer singled. Barnes few out to Will
mot Nicol hit down to Joe Straus, who
threw to Ball, and then the sphere went to
first. 1t was the second double play and
the side was out.s In the sixth inning Mil
waukee struck batting streak. After Wea-
yer had gone out at first, Hartman made a
single. Twitchell hit for two bases, and Stat
ford reached first an excusable error by
Werden. He hit the ball to Ball, who fun
bled it little, but sent 1t to first in time
to put Stafford out He threw hard
though, and it went through Werden. lay
lor made a two-bagger and Wetterer sim
gle. These brought in Hartman, TwitcheIl
and Stafford. Speer few out to Frank and
Barnes sent hot one down to second bhich
Joe Straus caught, and the game was all
over. The score: