The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-20
INDIANS DEFEAT THE BREWERS.
Columbus Takes Another From the
MiIIers-ResuIts in the Na-
tiOnRI.
Detroit 8, st. Paul =.
indianapolis 81, milwaukee q.
Columbus 10, minneapolis
-NING OE TNE CIURS.

When the site of st. Paul was de-
dowed with an array of toboggan slides
equaled by no city of any social inn
portance west of Montreal. But the st.
Paul Base Ball club has found that it
can go tobogganing beyond the amphi-
theauic city and out on the perfectly
level plain where Hiawatha went hunt
ing and the Kittson horses nibbled
grass that had not become hay; they
can give to a toboggan such an i'm
petus that to the casual observer it re-
sembles the descent of Avernus, it is
50 easy.
Yesterday the gang took brace. For
elght innings they were in the lead.
When the returns were all in, however,
it was observed that Detroit was the
club which had won the game.
Willie McGill pitched. Willie was
wild. Therein lies the story. He let
down at the finish, and Detroit went
under the wire ahead.
1t looked as though it would be a
victory for the Saints from the start.
Mcbride opened on Clarkson with a
fine drive, and after Nyce had sacrf-
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George was safe at first. Mcbride came
home. George stole second. Clarkson
walked Glasscock. Shugart lined the
ball out for three bases and scored
TWO more, while Parrot hit a sharp
one to Delehanty which scored Shu-
CART. Delehanty dropped the ball and
kicked it away from him, but directly
toward Hines, who threw Tacks out,
completing very lucky play. Spies
hit hard one which bounded out
of reach, but Hollingsworth sent
fly to Nichol, and it was De-
trojt's turn. McGin struck out both
Delehanty and Dillard, while Nyce took
Dungan's foul fly.
Umpire DAILY was taken sick and
quit Mullane and McCauley We're
chosen from the benched players.
Nichol took another fly from McGiu,
but Delehanty let McBride's grounder
go through him like a pig through d
fence, and AlgernOn trotted on to Sec
ond. Nyce sent Nichol a fly. Mcbride
went to third. Nichols throw bound
ed over Steinfeldt's head and went to
the stand. Mcbride tried to get home,
but ClarksOn went after the ball early
and threw the runner out at the plate.
McGill presented Hines with a base,
and Nichol got taste of his own medi-
cine, Mcbride catching him out. Stein
feldt and Burnett hit safely, and when
George let Burnett's ball get through
him Hines and Steinfeldt scored, and
Burnett reached third. Trost's ground
er to Shugart let Burnett in, and the
visitors were only one behind
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giving bases to George and Glasscock,
and Parrott's fine three-base drive to
far left field sent them in. Clarkson
stopped Spies warm one, and, although
ParrOtt was but a few feet off third.
he was picked off between there and
the plate. Spies got to second be-
times, but Hollingsworth likewise hit
to Clarkson. The score was 6 to g.
Singles by billiard and Hines, a base on
balls for NichOl and Steinfeldt's sharp
rap, on which Nyce threw him out.
gave the visitors one shortly McGin
struck out Burnett and then, filing
the sacks, famed Clarkson also.
McGill was given a base on balls, and
Mcbride again hit safely. Nyce bunt-
ed, and the ball flew into Dillards
hands. George forced Mcbride out, and
was then himself caught trying to
steal second. Hollingsworth made q.
pretty stop of a safe hit by Dillard
nearly over second base, but two were
out when it was made, and it profted
the Tigers nothing.
GlasscOck pounded the ball awav IN
On the bicycle track back of Burnett
opening the fifth, and it was so long
coming back that the veteran was
enabled to get clear around the bases.
and meet the ball as he turned for the
bench. Hines threw Shugart out. but
PARROT was given first base and stole
second. Nichol, however, made a SEN
sational catch on Spies, and then
threw out Parrott, who was trying to
get to third. Nichol opened Detroit's
half with a drive for two bases, but
got no farther. Steinfeldt sent Nc
Bride a fly. Burnett famed. frost
was walked to first, and Clarkson
popped Glasscock an easy one, when
a long drive could have tied
HOllingswOrth was given a base but
was out on double play on McGilFs
drive to Delehanty. Mcbride walked,
ard went to third on Nyce's good center
field hit. but Georges ball went too
high and Nichol got under it again.
DUNCAN got a base on balls with one
out, but Spies made a magnificent catch
Of a foul one Of billiards. sky
scrapers, up in the cycle track nearly