The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-03

very fast Mcfarland, after a hard run in
the eighth inning, at a time when the
Apostles struck a batting streak, pulled
down hard one from Nyce pat mat
looked good for a home run. 1t was
magnificent catch. and he was given
good round of applause. tlyhn mace q
good catch of q foul near the renee, ana
Bob Wood gathered in a hard liner from
PARROTS bat that was going Tor the thIee-
base territory.
led the stick work for the locals. McFar-
land two triples were both timely stew
art concentrated all mis- batting strength
in one beautiful hit that cleared the lett
field fence by ten feet, about htteen Ieet
from the foul line. 1t was one OF the longest
hits ever made on the home grounds ana
one man trotted home in front OF SteWaIt;
Eustace's two singles and his triple alued
very materially in swelling the score Tor
Indianapolis. Reilly, the new man, also
got a timely hit.
we had a trial of Umpire Bud Lally, who
has been dismissed from the force couple
of times this season, but recalled on &C
count of emergencies. He was bacly on
on balls and strikes, and Frank Foreman
suffered as a result. He also acted as II ne
We're afraid OF the st. Paul crowd ana espe-
ciaHE Tony Mullane. He allowed Mullane
TO deliver the bah Illegally time and again
Muane did not keep his foot on the slap
Lally's attention was called to 1t, but he
did not even warn Mullane 10 desist once
Glasscock got angry at Lazy ana Gaiit ~
know what Laly is, for he had taste or
him at st. Paul. and if he favors the nome
team Glasscock probably found ii out when
playing at home. There was considerable
Wrapgling over some of his decisions.
indianapolis started off in the hrst inning
and scored one Reilly went out, but Flynn
put one in left for a base. Kahoe fouled
out and Motz dumped one in the intleld,
which he beat out McFarland then MT 10
right for q single, scoring FLYNN. stew
art went out retiring the side. Wood was
the first man up in the second. He sent
hard one 70 Shugart, who made primary aia
stop, but threw over Glasscock's mead, the
bail going into the bleachers, allowing WOOD
to make the circuit. Eustace lifted one over
the left fielder's head for hit that was
good for a home run. but ne was held at
third. Foreman scored him With single.
Reilly went out on a fly to second ana
Flynn and Kahoe sent hard ones 10 center,
which Mcbride managed to catch. one
more was added to the Hoosiers' score IN
the fourth; 1ustace got scratch single,
was sacrificed to second and scored on
Reillys hit TO center.
STEWARDS LONG DRIVE.
The locals opened up on Mullane in the
fifth and netted three runs. Kahoe went
out, but Motz waited and walked. McFar-
land then hit for three bases. A moment
later Stewart swung on one and sent it
over the fence clearing the bases. Indian
apols did not score again until the eighth,
when a brace of runs crossed the plate.
Reilly reached first on Glasscocks failure
to put his foot to the base when Shugart
threw him the ball. MOTIFS two-bagger
sent him to third and Netherlands triple
scored them both The locals were retired
in one-tWo-three order in the ninth.
st. Paul could not score until the third
inning. Hollingsworth. then singled and
went to second on Flynns tumble of the
hit. Mullane's out sent him to third and
McBride's hit scored him. The visitors were
then BANKED until the eighth, when they
started one of their -Wrecking batting
streaks, and but for fast fielding by the, To-
Gals would have scored more runs. Null
lane walked on four bad ones Mcbride put
one in left center for three bases, and
Bride scoring on the out George went out
and Glasscock cracked out a double. He
scored on PARROTS single. The Saints were
retired in the ninth without run Score: