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it was wasted. Twineham giving Isbell
q high one

d nigh one.
Spies started the fourth with a warm
single into Campau's park, but the
next three failed to get the ball out
of the infield, and Heine did not score
Griffin overlooked a chance to pick him
Off at second, but it was not an ex-
pensive oversight, as it turned out
Campau hit to right for two clean
the Bobolinks' fourth. Cancels fly was
caught by Mcbride, but Mckinney
hammered single. over Hollings-
WorthS corner, and scored the man
ager-outfielder. Griffin hit to Hollings-
worth and a quick double resulted IN
the retirement of the side.
Glenalvin was thrown out by McKin-
upon to mix up in the fielding game.
George walked to first a third time,
although the Bobolink battery were
convinced he should have been called
out on strikes. Glasscock hit safely
back of short, and George went to
third. They tried the double steal.
Twineham threw to Driscoll, who gave
George a clear track and went after
Glasscock. Jack seemed to be caught
sure between the bases when George
scored, but made a dash to second
with Camel and the ball after him. 1t
looked to the crowd as if Camel struck
GlaSscock in the back with the ball and
pire Haskell declared the veteran cap
tain safe. Gillen walked Also Barnett
being evidently depressed. They
worked the double steal also. ISbell
struck out. Spies hit to Driscoll, the
ball striking the new man on the shin
and tanning him. Heine was safe at
first He played pretty well off, far
enough for GlasScock to score while the
Grand Rapids infield was playing for
the catcher
McKibben hit safely, but was caught
between first and second in half
trance. Driscoll struck out, but Bar
nett and Slagle hit nice singles.
Twineham hit hard one, but Isbell
caught it and the visitors were thrown
rudely down again.
8 Mckinney threw Holly out, but
Fricken was SVEN four balls. Mcbride
hit to Griffin, who held the ball mo-
ment for DriscoH to cover second. But
the second baseman'S wits were wool
gathering somewhere, and when Grit
fin finally threw to first it was too late.
Glenalvin hit to Griffin too. 1t was
hard ball, and in getting it Griffin fell,
so the bases were full George hit one
to the same section, but this time
Drscoil covered his sack all right and
a double play resulted banking the To-
calls unexpectedly. Campau's fly to
George and two grounders to Hollings-
Griffin yelled to Glasscock, Hit it
out" Glasscock hit it toward Griffin
and yelled "Pick it up Griffin did
and threw to first base, we'll ahead of
the st. Paul captain. Take the lead
out of your shoes" the shortstop
howled, to close the interesting bad
image. Mckinney, however, was less
fortunate with Gillen's comparatively
easy grounder. Isbell hit to Driscoll
and beat a double play. He stole sec
ond, however, Griffin muffing a good
throw. Driscoll got Spies drive on the
bound, and then threw it badly, drag
ging Camel off first base. Isbell scored.
HOllingSWOrth was presented with
base but Fricken flew out to Slagle.
Fricken threw Griffin out, but gave
McKibben a base. DriscoI lined a
pretty single over second base, and
Barnett followed it with clean three
Dagger by George The other two, nat
u1ally, scored. Slagles hit was some
thing of a scratch, bounding badly for
Glenalvin. TWineham hit liner to
GlenalVin and a double play should
have resulted, Slagle running well off
first. But Glen threw high and when
the ball went to the bleacherS Slagle
went on to second. Campau drove an
other three-base hit into center field,
Isbel1 giving it merry but fruitless
chase. Slagle of course scored, and
and passed through, with Fricken fall
ing down as he got to it, Campau de-
cided to go right through and include
the plate in his run. Gillen threw
Camel out.
The visitors were then one ahead,
and, after Mcbride had scratched in a
bunt hit to Barnett, and had been adj
vanced by Glenalvin's grounder and a
wild pitch to third, the play already
described arose. That would have
tied, but the disallowance of the run
made it different. Mckinney kept up
the Bobolinks' encouragement with
single into IsbelPs bailiwick, and Crit
fin prettily sacrificed. Fricken walked
McKibben, and Driscoll again hit safely
over second base, scoring Mckinney.
Barnett sent Isbell a fly and SlagePs
pop-up went to Gillen.
Sammy opened ST. PauPs ninth with
a single over second, and Isbell was
given a base. Spies sacrificed. Nyce
was sent to bat in Holly's place, and
safe hit would have tied the score. A
stiff grounder to Griffin did send Gillen
across the plate, although Nyce went
out. Preston was sent to bat in Frick-
ems place, but Mckinney threw him
out at first, and Isbell did not reach
the plate. Under Haskell's ruling,
Grand Rapids did not have to play any
further. The score: