The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-20

Genins caught it. The bleachers Won
dered how it ever happened, but held
their peace 1t was blood they want
ed. George drove the ball straight
into the space between left and center.
1t was good for three sacks, no mat
ter how wheat was selling. Mullane
hit hard one which Crooks could not
get to first. George scored, and there
being ten runs in, Gillen was forgiven
for entruSting another high fly to Gen.
ms.
Gillen threw Buckley out, and VOL
tiers scratched single, which dropped
between Glenalvin and Hollingsworth
almost on the second sack. Cross
walked two and filed the canvas. Te-
beaus light hit to left scored one rum
and Buffers grounder to Holly, which
forced Tebeau out, let in another run.
Holly tried to get the ball to first for
a double, but the flag dropped on him.
Genins forced Butler out.
Isbell made his third single on VOL
tiers, and the Scioto star quit the game.
Keener DOTTED his iron gray sweater
and gave Spies four bad ones, but
meanwhile Buckley nipped Isbell by a
good throw.
Holly gave McGarr long throw to
second, but he beat Spies. Cross gave
Crooks a high bound and two were
safe. Mcbride hit to left field, and
Holly tried to score on it, but Mertes
pinned him by fine throw straight
to the plate. Crooks famed, Holly
fielded McGarr and Bucllley's pop-up
padded Spies average
keener gave GlenalVin four bad ones
which George followed by one good
one, the general direction of which
was toward Como park. Mullane dug
a trench in right field for two sacks.
Incidentally for two scores. On the
1, 49, L..
returns to three, and the wild pitch that,
as the fourth ball, sent Sammy Gillen
to first brought Mullane in from third.
Isbell smashed the ball just in front of
him hard, and McGarr failed to get
it. Spies grounder to Tebeau forced
Isbell out, but Tebeau let the return
go through him, and Gillen scored. Hol-
ly sent a fly to center. but Cross forced
George out.
Keener's fly to Isbell was almost as
hard, but hardly as fruitful, as Hulen's
three-bagger farther to the east, which
soon followed it. Cross threw low on
Mertes and Hulen scored. TebeaI
and Butler hit in the air and it was
IA to 4.
Mcbride hit single into right, but
Glenalvin forced him out. George, after
four straight hits, famed the air on
deceptive drops, and Keener threw
Mullane out. Genins opened Column
bus half with a single. and went to
third when Crooks followed it with
one in the opposite field Jack went
to second on Georges throw to third.
McGarrs fly to Isbell scored Genins,
but Cross picked Crooks off at third on
Buckley's ground ball, and Dick went
out at second on Keener's fiat one to
Holly
Gillen opened the finals with a fan,
but McGarr gave Isbell a start. The
North Brancher was straying tempt
ingly far from first, and Keener con-
spired with himself to throw Frank
out Then he changed his mind, but
in the swing of his arm he threw the
ball into right field out of range of
everybody, and Isbell scored. Spies
sent Butler a fly, but Tebeau muffed
Crooks fine throw and Holly was safe
at first when Cross gave Tebeau
foul fly.
The first half of the ninth had finish
ed without a fight and the bleachers
were evidently disappointed. So, after
Spies took Hulen's foul tip, Mertes, who
hit Gillen a pretty one, spiked Mullane
viciously in the heel, cutting the lift
nearly off his footgear. 1t looked as
though there might be a mix-up there
and then, but it was averted Mertes
was out, Tony having the ball in plenty
of time. Tebeau hit a warm one. Cross
tapped it lightly and Holly threw it
to Mullane in time, but Tony dropped
it and Tebeau was safe, only to see
Butler give Gillen a pop-up and end the
series here with three successive de-
feats. Score: