The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-28

alvin hit hot one to second base,
which Griffin gathered in, but could
not get to first in time. Glasscock
forced Glen out, and retired the side.
After Pappalau had flown out to
George, Gillen'S bad throw gave Slagle
life and Twineham and CAMEL scored
him by singles, making 1t a tie. Cam
pau had meanwhile famed second
time. Mckinney ended the series with
a fly to Isbell. A beautiful catch it
was, too.
The fourth, however, quickly changed
things. George and Gillen both hit
safely, the latter line fly which Nc
Kinney tried to stop, but could not
hold. 1t was a speedy ball, and his
failure was blameless. Page knocked
grounder in the same direction, and
Mckinney, with his hands still smart
ing, handled it nervously, permitting
Page to reach first and George to score
Then Isbell drove a hard ball to right
field. 1t was fast, too Campau reach
ed for it. but his arms were not long
enough. By the time he had changed
ms direction, the ball was we'll toward
the cycle track, and by the time the
count had overtaken it, it had almost
scaled the oblique wall of the outfield.
IL cleared the bases as IsbeII crossed
the plate almost before the ball was
thrown from the first discovery. Slagle
caught Spies and Mckinney threw
cross out, while Glenalvin's pop-up TO
DrlScoll retired the side after Mcbride
had been given another base on balls.
Griffin gave Isbell a fly, Page threw
McKibben out Clearly, and Driscon
struck out. so the visitors did not reach
the first bag.
Glasscock started the fifth with a
liner over second base. Pappalau
thought at first he would stop it, but
changed his mind. as did Griffin, after
he had gotten close enough to daily
with it at all. 1t was safe, as was
Georges, which succeeded 1t. The
sacks were full when Pap gave Gillen a
base. Page, however, struck out.
lsbelPs pop-up, which Campau could
not reach, scored Glasscock. Irvine
ham made a star catch on Spies foul
fly back of the home bench, and it re-
manned for Cross to bring in the three
on bases. ISbell played off first so far
that he tempted Pappalau, and the
others were on the qui vive. The ball
was tossed around awhile, the final re-
suit being that George scored and Gil
len went to third, while Isbell returned
to first, which was left uncovered In
the excitement. One more ball was
played madly off first Gillen started
from third home and got there. Isbell
had close call, finally getting to sec
ond, but Driscoll let the ball go through
him, and had Griffin not caught it, Is
bell might have gone around to third
neatly: 1t was bold work on Isbells
part but the merit of the trial was
displayed when Cross, as had been ex-
pected struck out.
Pappalau dropped a fly safe back of
second, but was forced out by Twine-
ham, after Slagle had sent Mcbride a
fly. Campau went out, Glasscock to
Cross.
Driscoll threw Mcbride out in OPEN
ing the sixth, but Glenalvin placed 8
neat one down the left line for two
bases. Glasscock singled through the
diamond and Glen scored. George put
fly safe in left field where McKibben
could not get to it, and when Pappalau
handled thrown ball lazily, Glass
COCK chased home from third. Griffin
threw Gillen out, but Page was hit in
the leg and McKinney's slow pickup
on Isbell let George score Spies was
thrown out by Griffin, which ended all.
Marshall took McBride's place in CEN
ter and caught Cancels fly. Glen threw
Mckinney out and Griffin famed
st. Paul went one, two, three, Mar
shall striking out, and the others fail
ing to get the ball beyond the grass
After McKibben had struck out and
Cross had thrown Drscoll out, Pappa-
lau, Slagle and Fear punched a trio of
nice singles. Campau sent fly to cen
ISI, anu MdFSndll not only INJURED 1t,
but threw badly to third Fear and
Slagle both scored, beside Pap, who
had come in on Fears hit Gillen
threw Camel out
Griffin gave Glasscock a life, opening
the eighth, and Jack went to second
when George sent fly to left. Gillen
hit to Mckinney, who made a pretty
stop and a nice throw, but Umpire
Haskell said Camel had his foot off the
sack, and called Gillen safe. Glass
cock, who had stolen third, scored, and
Page and Isbell went out on grounders
to Mckinney and Camel
Mckinney got four balls and Griffin
and McKibben singled. Mckinney
scored Driscoll hit to Cross, who
threw out McKibben, and Page sent
the ball down to first to complete the
double. Pappalau flew out to George
and it was II to 5.
Spies and Cross went out in the ninth
before Marshall was given a base on
balls. Glenalvin drove out three-bag-
ger, which scored the Mortified boy.
and Glasscock was given four bad ones.
Then the two G.'S started the double
steal, and Glenalvin scored, although
Glasscock could not resist the tempta-
ton to interfere with a thrown ball,
and was declared out for interference
Page won favor by fine catch of
liner from Slagle, but Gillen spoiled a
nice stop by a bad throw on Fear.
Campau forced out Fear, and Camel
in turn forced out the count, Page get
ting all the put outs for the inning.
The score: