The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25

hunted and forced him out. 1t was
only by a vigorous sprint that Holly
was able to beat double. Holly then
stole second and went to third when
Glenalvin let the ball go through him.
Mullane gave Twineham a fly, but Nc
Bride hit warm one, which bounded
and struck Glenalvin on the shoulder.
Hollingsworth scored, and Nyce's third
hit gave George a chance to pile up
some more, but Scott tossed a slow one
over and George hit it high in the air
for Slagel
Mullane, threw Scott out, and Slagel
suffered like fate at Hollingsworth's
hands. Griffin hit to Nyce, who failed
to handle the ball cleanly, but the
error was not costly, as Campau hit
TO Hollingsworth. and a double play
could have been made if it had been
needed.
Preston walked to first a moment
after the opening of the seventh, but
was shortly caught trying to steal sec
ond. Shugart and PARROT each in
turn drove the ball far into center field
FOR three sacks, and Kline picked out
a spot in left field, whittier he managed
to drive out a two-bagger Hollings-
worth tried to do likewise, but Slagel
caught that one. Mullane hit one on
the ground between Griffin and Egan.
IT was Swimming drive, but the little
shortStop went after it with one hand
and picked it up perfectly. He had to
throw TO first in a hurry, and the
throw throw was low, making a very close
ueclslon at first. 1t was a pretty play.
however, and no one kicked very hard
When Umpire DAILY gave it to the WISH
tors.
Shugart's fumbles gave the specta-
tors TWO moments of impending heart
failure, but each time he threw the
Dali TO first base in time. and the
rott.
Glenalvin threw Mcbride out in the
elghth, but Strauss muffed Nyce's long
ny and gave the locals a fresh start,
George, who had been swinging in vain.
at the ball all day, then met it square
~ ana drove it over second base. When
II was thrown back Egan let it go to
the stand and Nyce went on home.
Preston walked again. Shugart for
the fifth successive time drove the
Tall out safely, George scored Shu-
cart and Preston stole a base each.
but Shugart slid too far over and was
Put out. Parrot hit warm one to
Egan, who made a fine stop but threw
badly: TackS" went to second Kline
hammered out another two base drive.
ana TOUR runs were in when Griffin
threw, HollingSWorth out --.-s----- -.
TWineham hit to. Nyce, who threw
to first too high after a nlomentary
tumble. Parrot reached for the bail
and got it, but had to get off the base
ana did not get the out. Twineham
went to second on Egan's grounder to
Shugart, but Scott and Slagel sent
flies to Shugart and Nyce respectively
and Twineham did not get beyond the
second sack
Glenalvin threw Mullane out. opening
the final inning, but Mcbride and Nyce
were again presented with bases by
ball over Griffin's head, and Preston
at last worked in safe hit between
Grimm and Egan. Two runs were in
then and Glenalvins tumble filled the
sacks. Parrot popped a fly to Cam
pau, but Kline did not want the game
to end yet, and he drove the bill into
the extreme rear of McKibben's baili-
WICK for three full and complete bases.
which necessarily drove in as many
runs. Hollingsworth allowed that if
every one else on the team had a
safe hit, he would have to get one,
too, so he prolonged Mr.. SCOTS Iinger-
Ing torture. The ball went nearly over
second base.
Mullane came up for the second time
IN the inning, and: dropped lucky fly
;. between McKibben and Griffin, who
were in danger of a bad collision. Nc
Bride hit to Egan, who again failed to
get the ball with the requisite neat
ness and despatch, and Hollingsworth
scored. Nyce, however, hit to Griffin,
who threw Mcbride out at second, and
Grand Rapids had one inning left to
see whether the score should be blank
or something else
Griffin hit to Nyce and was regularly
thrown out. Campau tried to get one
through Hollingsworth, but in vain,
and Strauss hit the ball high in the air
foul. Nyee ran hard and got it, and
then without siackening speed, darted
into the dressing room, where Mullane
had already got before him. The score: