The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-12

Earned runs. ST. Paul 5; two-base hits,
base Cross: bases on balls. off Terry, Nc
Bride; off Reidy, Mcbride 2, Nyce. 1sbell;
hit by pitcher, by Reidy, Isbell; Stafford,
left on bases, St. Paul Ii, Milwaukee s; hits,
off Terry 5, off Redy IL; first base on errors,
st. Paul 2; innings pitched, Terry 3, Reidy o;
time, loo.
SECOND GAME.
Milwaukee had the advantage from
the start in the second game. The
Brewers went to bat first, and the cold
weather told on Fricken at once. Nicol
hit him safely to start the thing, and
Weaver tried to sacrifice. The ball
rolled slowly toward short. F'ricken
made no effort to get it, and Gillen was
running to cover second, no one got
the ball at all. DAILY hunted and
Fricken muffed Glasscock's throw, fill
ing the sacks Nicol scored on Stat
ford's long fly to center, but fortunate
ly. Gillen ate up hot liner from
Blalles bat, and doubled Weaver out
at third Daily threw Mcbride out, and
Nyce, after getting a base, was forced
out by Glasscock, following Georges
fly to right field.
Leewe hit safely, but was nipped try
ing to make second Speer and Myers
kept the ball inside the grass, and
three flies retired ST. Paul in even
shorter order, Blake taking two and
Speer the foul.
Isben opened the third with a pretty
catch of Barnes fly on the foul line,
but Fricken gave Nicol base and the
center fielder stole second. Weaver hit
to Glasscock, who dropped the ball and
lost it. Hollingsworth got it and threw,
however, Fricken reaching the base.
The decision was close but Weaver
was called out. Daily hit safely and
Nicol scored. Stafford hit safely, too,
and then he and DAILY worked the
double steal. 1t was a close play at
third, and a critical one, too, as an out
would have retired the side. Umpire
Cushman ruled it safe, however, and
Blake'S thre e-bagger drove in the two
runners. Leewe's single hammered in
Blake, and after Speer had sent good
one to left field Denzer was called into
the box. Before Roger got his bear
ings, he gave Myers a base, filling the
sacks, but Barnes famed, and the
damage was all done. A grounder and
a fly to DAILY and a high one to Weaver
let st. Paul out without reaching d
base, the Saints being yet without a
single safe hit
Denzer threw out Stafford. and
Blake, after getting a base, lost second
base by five feet on a vain endeavor
to steal HollingsWorth made a circus
catch of Leewe's high one well back.
rolling over several times, after max
ing the play perfectly Giilen varied
the monotony of st. PaulS score by
hitting a safe one, a scratch which
bounded and struck Daily in the face,
but the next two hit the ball in the air
and went out.
Denzer opened the sixth and aus
Diciously too, the ball going far be-
I-ond Weaver for clean trin1p Nc
Bride caught the fever and lined out
for two bases in the same direction, but
nearer the foul flag. That saved the
Saints q shut out anyway. Nyce's
single scored the second run, and when
George too, followed with high
liner over DAILY, the crowd could see in
dication of tie A homer by Glass
cock would have given the tie, but he
merely hit to Daily. Tommy tried to
catch George on the run, but George
ducked, and DAILY threw out Glass