The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-27

nightfall, and he hit a fast fly which
PARROT found in the sand just east
of the left field foul line. Steinfeldt
tattooed the tops of the timothy be-
tween Nyce and Shugart Deadly wait
ed for four, one of which was wild
enough to advance the other runners.
DUNCAN hit the ball vigorous rap,
but it went high, and George, after
brisk run back, managed to get the ball
in k@ fingers and glue it to his glove.
No one but Hines could score.
Whistler had better luck putting a
similar hard drive back where Mcbride
could not reach it, and bringing in
Steinfeldt while he himself went to
second. Thomas hit safely and Deady
scored Mike frost went out on called
strikes, but Allen hit high fly be-
tween left and center. Parrott made
hard run for it, but could not hold it
when he got it on the run. Whistler
scored, and the visitors were only three
behind. Egan snapped a sharp one
at Shugart, who blocked it, but paved
it around in the dust for a second or
so. However, he got it to first in time
to save the game.
Neither side scored in the first inning,
although Steinfeldt and DUNCAN both
hit safely, the former being caught try
ing to get to third on glass arm
which he believed to be concealed about
the person of Tom Parrott. All Par
rott's throwing arms, however. seemed
to be in good enough condition to suit
the umpire, and the Ann Arbor boy
was permitted to send to the bench for
his glove. (
GIasseock and Parrot lined out
doubles in opening the second, and
Burnett had hard run and a fine stop
to keep Jacks as short as two Shu-
CARTS grounder to Hines sent Tacks
to Steinfeldt, and Hollingsworths fly
to Deadly consigned the hardware
home. Spies single earned PARROTS
run before McGill pounded hot one
into Egan in vain.
Whistler, with bewitching coquetry
and Burnett waited for four. frost hit
one which bounded luckily over Hol-
lingsworth's shoulder. and Burnett
went to third. The pair tried the dou-
BILE steal, and Burnett and Spies col
lided at the plate. The ball went
through to the stand and frost went
on to third. Burnett lay down on the
grass disabled. Allen struck out. too,
and Egan hit to Nyce. who fumbled
and let frost score. Egan was caught
trying to steal second. 's''i|;~ - ''''-'4
Georges homer gave the locals the
lead again before the finish of the
third. DUNCAN was playing in left and
Pitcher Thomas had gone into right.
McGiIl gave two men bases, but two
flies kept them where they could not
score until he struck Whistler out
again to retire the side.
PARROT dropped a pop up back of
Allen safe. Shugart sacrificed. Hol-
lingsworth cracked out a single, and
Spies waited for four. McGill hit a
liner which Hines mixed up with in
vain. Mcbride hit high one to
Whistler who was equally unsuccessful
in reducing it from the level Of base
hit. Three runs were in before 'Nyce
and George went out on infield ground
ers.
McGill struck out frost and gave two
bases, but Nyce started a sharp double
on Egan's misplaced grounder.
Glasscock and Parrott opened the
fifth with singles but three infield flies
left them stranded. Deadly got in a
hit after two were out. Shugart gave
DUNCAN an ephemeral existence until
Whistler's pop up was gathered in by
the little short stop.
The locals did not reach first. Thomas
opened Detroit's half with single,
but did not get around.
Parrot walked to first, but no far
ther. Three others went out. McGill
gave Steinfeldt four and struck Deadly
where Fitzsimmons hit Corbett. Deadly
wondered for a minute whether he
needed his final letter any longer but
he finally took his place on first. Dun
gan hit fly to Shugart and Whistler
did not get it beyond the grass, Hol-
lingsworth making a phenomenal stop
almost back Of first base.
Spies dropped the ball on the plate
and beat it to first, but was doubled
out on McGilPs second drive to Egan
frost got four. Allen hit a liner.
which Hollingsworth went up after and
kept in close, but could not catch.
frost went to third. Egan hit to
Glasscock near the bag. Jack threw to
the plate and frost was caught. Egan
thought he was out already and stop
ped running, when Spies threw back to
first and completed a double play.
Thomas struck out. Then came the
ninth which did the business. The
score: