The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-09

Myers on third and died before he got to
first. While Mr.. Myers was tossing the ball
to Mr.. Stafford, however, Lally was coming
home on limited mail, and he had arrived
there safely just before the ball steamed in
| on an accommodation. Pickett had watched
the previous batters, and knew just what to
90, and he did it, but he overlooked bet
: when he hammered it into Buck Weaver s
territory, for Buck was there acting as mas
ter of ceremonies, and the reception passed
off without a hitch, and brought about the
Brewers turn at the bat.
N1col popped one up in the air outside OF
the base lines, and Pickett appeased his appe-
tite and Cancelled his order for wheat cakes.
Buck Weaver tried to put one through CASH
ay, but ne couldn't and he never got to first.
Myers hit one to Ffggeme!er, and the twirler
beat him to first, and the side was retired on
the shortest possible notice.
In their half of the second the Millers got
served to the Brewers. Cassidy batted an
easy one to Jones and Jones threw to first.
Kuehne failed to get the ball past Stafford,
and when he got to first Jones was there
ahead of him with the ball in his hand. Car
ney famed out and the Millers were out In
one two three order.
Again in their half of the second did only
three of the Brewers walk to the plate. Daily
got one over near Billy Kuehne and Billy
cut him of at first Ball stopped warm one
from Stafford's bat, and the initial bag was
denied the Brewers thrice. Carney captured
Wrights long fly into center, and again no
prize was drawn
In the third Figgemeier was awarded first
for the determined manner in which he re-
fused to strike at the ball Artie Ball gave
Myers put-out by sending a baby fly in his
direction, and Lally hit the ball for bag
sent Figge around to third. Partridge also
following the example set by Lally, and
through the kindness of the Brewers got to
first while Jones threw Lally out at second
"Doggie" Miller retired the side by sending
Nicol one in center. 1i.s.
The Brewers got their first hit in the third,
but 1t didn't do them any good, except to
swell their base hit column. g Delehanty sent
one down the line to Pickett sand Pickett
threw to Jones, who had latefy arrived on
hrst, and the short stop Joined the never
sweats. Kid Speer broke the spell and went
to first on neat single, and Jones STAYED
there while Jones flew out to Ball. NicoI
sent Speer around to third and got to first
himself on a hot one into right field. Weaver
tried to bring them in, but couldn't get the
ball past Figgie, and the side was retired
Only Of the Millers saw first In their
half of the fourth, but in the half of the
fourth every Brewer came to bat I'D to
this time good ball had been the order of the
day, and both the Millers and the Brewer
were playing for all that was in them. But
there came change, and with the assistance
OIL errors and a few base hits the Brewers
scored four times.
Umpire Graves sent Myers to first on four
balls. Figgie made wild pitch and MYERS
went to second. Stafford struck out and DAILY
pprougnt Myers home with a very sharp two
Oageer It was then the Millers let slip an
opportunity to retire the side. Wright hit one
out GU to Figgfe and DAILY tried to get to third.
hagg = threw are to Kuehne and Daily started
back and forth, and Ball and Kuehne were
closing In on DAILY and would have had him
out had not Kuehne thrown the sphere about
Two feet above Balls head. There was no one
on the other side Of the second bag to yet it
and DAILY got to third. In the meantime. Of
course Wright had reached first, and the
cnance 70 make pretty double play was
gone. Delehanty. the next man up. batted
out single, bringing DAILY home and sendIdnS
Wright to third. Speer kept the bali rolling
the third run for the Brewers. Jones sent
Speer to second and got to first himself on
the fourth hit OF the inning. Nicol hit one
out to Artie Ball. who made a beautiful ston
and threw to Pickett, but the latter dropped
the ball. and N!col was safe on first, and
Speer came home. Weaver went out from
with four runs. 8asE
In the Millers' half Of the NTH Ttgsie struck
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