The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-09

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Costly errors by PARROT, George and
ShugaBt lost the Apostles a game to
Milwaukee yesterday.
1t was Fricken against Terry, alias
Adonis. in the box, and the namesake
OF the inamOrata of Venus won the
game, although his pitching was of a
couspicuously inferior order.
Fricken deserved to win the game.
Only one earned run was made off
him, Blake's homer as indeed, only
one was earned off Terry, in the strict
sense of the rule, but while FriclIen
was hit safely but six times and gave
only one player a base, Terry was
pounded for thirteen safe hits and
gave four batsmen presents. st. Paul
had eleven players left on bases. Mil
waukee two.
The Brewers were fortunate enough
to bunch their few hits with the locals
errors. while the Milwaukeeans' one
misplay occurred at a time where it
had little or no effect on the score.
Terry started in like Hinton gun.
The first three balls he sent in cut the
plate, but were high. Mcbride was
three-fourths of the way to first base
then in theory, but Terry's next three
continued to cut the plate and at the
right height Nc walked to the bench
disconsolate, for it is very rarely that
he does anything like that. Nyce
popped Stafford a fly, but Glasscock
and George pounded the Adonis safe
~ Shugart waited for four, Terry
having mislaid his plate cutter, and
Parrott had chance to drive in the
three who were on bases, but he just
flew out to Leewe. The Brewers did
not see first base.
Spies fOuled out. HollingsWorth hit
for a homer a magnificent drive just
east of Weaver. 1t was northeast,
when it landed, to be exact, and Holly
had crossed the plate before the bali
got we'll back to Leewe. Fricken
famed, but the next two followed
with safe hits. Mcbride, however, was
caught trying to get home on Nyce's
drive, a seemingly foOlhardy attempt.
DAILY hit Fricken safely, but was not
permitted to get around.
Shugart's single in the third came
to late, two being out and Parrot
failing to help out. Leewe opened Mil
waukees half with a nice two-base
drive, but two flies and a grounder to
Hollingsworth kept the blonde short
stop from scoring.
Fricken's two-bagger. which came In
the fourth after two were out, was also
wasted Shugart got two assists and
a put out on the next three Brewer
batsmen.
The Saints added another. Glass
cock was presented with a base, went
to third on Georges single, and home
on Shugarts grounder to Leewe. Then
the visitors began to work together.
NicOl and Blake opened the half with
singles. both sharp hits. Leewe hit
to left and Parrot muffed the ball,
filling the bases. Terry sacrificed and
forced in a run. Speer hit daisy cut
ter 10 Shugart, who played in close,
and in his eagerness let the ball get
away. That let in another run
Weaver's two-bagger to right field
drove in two more. Myers, luckily.
flew out to Parrot, and Weaver was
caught trying to steal third.
The locals did not get the ball out
OF the infield, Fricken again tanning the
atmosphere. Stafford was hit by a
pitched ball, and DAILY sacrificed. Nicol
hit a fly TO George, who dropped 1t
ahead of Blake's home run drive.
which PARROT could not reach. After
that the visitors did not get man
to first base, but as it turned out, they
had all they needed.
Mcbride singled in the seventh, stole
second and went to third on Days
mur Of Speer's throw, scoring on one
of the three following outfield flies.
III the eighth Shugart got four wide
ones and Parrot singled. No one was
cut and tie or better seemed easily
attainable. Spies, however, hit a
grounder to DAILY which advanced
them one corner. but he went out.
Then Terry filled the sacks with four
bad ones. Fricken had a chance to
tie with a homer, but he struck out,
and Mcbride, with still the same
chance, drove a fly to Weaver.
A gain in the ninth there was a show
or a chance. Nyce dropped a fly safe
t. the rear of Stafford, and GlasscOck
rut one in the same neigfhborhood. 1t
looked like a sure out for DAILY, how
ever, and Nyce dared not stray far
from first base. When DAILY let it
drop he threw Nyce out at second.
George flew out to Weaver. >Shugart' S
timely single sent Glasscock to third.
and again PARROT had a chance to
save the game, but could not rise to
The emergency. Score:
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