The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-30

would josh the LIE Sueur boy. Roger
shot the ball across the heart of the
plate. and the baboon-aping human
swung his stick at it in vain. Den
zeT's next pitch again cut the diamond.
and again the monkeys bat chopped
the air into mincemeat. Three times
DenZer cut the plate as with knife,
and three times the section hand, whom
a poorly discriminating fate named a
Foreman, smote the atmosphere hard
with his truSty mallet.
Denzer walked to the bench amid
roars of laughter from the crowd.
Then the monkey, they were calling
him Jocko in the stand, pitched a ball
to Nyce. The erratic third baseman
slammed it into the right half of the
outfield for two sacks. George hit to
center, and Nyce scored. Mcfarland
let the ball get away, and George went
to second. Glasscock dropped one be-
hind Mccarthy and Mcfarland for
three sacks, while Shugart picked out
nice spot in deep center for four
sacks. making four runs for the inning
with no one out. Then PARROT took
Foreman out of his cold sweat by Civ
ing Mcfarland a short fly. Flynn
threw Spies out, but the locals were
not yet through, and, after Holly had
walked on Foreman's lack of control,
Denzer again drove the ball out, this
time into right field, for a safe hit
Mcbride finally ended the agony with
a fly to Mccarthy.
Hogriever and Gray opened their half
with singles. Hogriever getting third
on the second hit. McFarland's fly
to Mcbride scored the first run, but
Holly threw Motz out, and Mccarthy
sent a fly to George before Gray could
get in.
Nyce sent Hogriever fly, but George
hit safely to left. Glasscock hit foul
fly, and Motz threw to Stewart before
George recovered the sack. At least.
Umpire Daily ruled that George had
not returned. However, Stewart hit a
fly to Parrott, and Flynn did likewise,
except that PARROT, who had to run,
muffed it. Shugart covered the field,
also, however, and threw the ball into
Hollingsworth, who caught the little
Dibby as he was trying to get second
on the muff Shugart threw Kahoe out,
and the fourth had been snort Doth
ways.
Shugart hit to Motz, and Foreman
had TO cover the bag 1t was close
at first, and Umpire Daily gave it to
the locals amid indignant protests
from Watkins rowdies. 1t made no
difference. however. as on the next
ball PARROT hit to 'Stewart,wh touched
Sugart and then threw Parrot out.
Spies sent Flynn an easy one.
Foreman gave Parrott a fly, but
Roger walked the next two. McFar-
land, however, gave Parrot second
fly, and when Motz hit to Glasscock
Roger covered the base promptly and
saved run from either of his un-
lucky bases on balls.
Hollingsworth gave Mcfarland fly,
while Foreman threw DenZer out,
making a good stop. Gray took Nc
Brides foul fly, and Mccarthy opened
a bad looking inning with a clean two
base hit into right field. But Denzer
twanged his merriest Tyre, and Stew
art famed with the rhythmica1 regu-
larity of a Yum Yum, which Flynn
followed with bewitching Pitti-Sing
speciality of a very similar nature.
But with these two out Mike Kahoe
swung on the ball for a single and
drove in Indianapolis first and only
earned run of the game. Denzer hit
Foreman on the arm. but HogrieVer
gave Mcbride fly.
The visitors were only one behind
then. and when Nyee gave Mcfarland
another fly depression in ST. Paul was
the most noticeable characteristic Of
the current market. George, however,
lifted the quotations with a fine three
when he scored on Glasscock's good
ground hit through Stewards notch
confidence was again in the saddle
Shugart hit hard fly, and Flynn
did not hold it. Parrot hit to right,
and when the ball came in Stewart
muffed it. Glasscock and Shugart
both scored The ball came to the
plate close in Shugart's wake, so close,
in fact, that Mike Kahoe thought he
was getting the worst of it, and said
something to the umpire which re-
suited in his being put out of the
game Wood then went in, but had lit
tie or nothing to do. Foreman hit
Spies, but Hollingsworth sent a long
fly to Mcfarland Denzer's third safe
hit of the day advanced them all one,
when Foreman hit Mcbride with the
ball and forced in run. Nyce sent
a pretty fly to center field, and Nc
Farland was heart-broken when he
muffed it. Spies and Denzer scored
handily. George raped a swift one
at Stewart. who fumbled it, but in
knocking it one side rolled 1t to Flynn.
who captured it without taking his
foot off the second sack, so that Nyce
was forced out on tangible error
Spies took hard foul fly off Gray's
bat. in spite of the efforts of the In
dlanapol1s' foul playing third baseman
to block him in getting under the
ball. Denzer walked Mcfarland, and
MOTT hit safely George did not get
the ball promptly, and the center
neider went to third. scoring on Nc
Carthy's grounder to Hollingsworth,
which forced Motz out. Stewart hit
light one to Shugart, and, as it was
nearly train time, the game was called
by mutual consent, the spectators
having had over two hours of pIav,
The score: