The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-14

oblate spheroid. Preston went out on
foul fly to Cassidy. but Nyce Was
Johnny on the spot with another VIC
ious lunge that sent the ball. when the
bat met it square, clear to the fence.
not all the way on the fly. but so fast
that it made the little man afraid-of-
his-troubles hustle to get it before II
burned its way through the fence.
PARROT hit safely, but third time
was caught on the bases, George new
out. 1t was then eight to five and the
locals were in high feather, but the
cards were not all played.
M1ller's high one was as sate as
Pickett's moving machine. and three
sacks were occupied when Tony mt
Cassidy on the cap. Nyce played with
the ball while they all chasseed ninety
feet, and it was eight to six Boyle
sacrificed, unintentionally, and it was
eight to seven. Carney gave Glass
cession by Ball and Lally gave the
Millers first tie and then a lead Of
one. A fly to right ended the inning.
Glasscock tied the score with a drive
for four bases around the cycle path.
The next two went wrong but Mullane
and Mcbride hit safely before Preston
struck out leaving them between wind
and water.
Minneapolis went out one, two, three,
Nyce getting two grounders and a line
fly.
Then he came in and waited for
Carney to settle down, but had to walk,
getting no chance to line the ball out
again. Carney kicked PARROTS would
be sacrifice out of the diamond and two
were on bases when George drove the
ball to the University avenue fence for
one complete circuit. The next went
one two, three although Shugart made
Ball run well back to get the ball as
it dropped. 1t looked safe for time.
Nyce cut Kuehne off at first and
Boyle hunted. Mullane got the ball
in the runaway to first, and threw it
over Glasscock's head. George, how
ever, threw the tall young man out at
second. Carney's base on balls was
wasted. for Nyce Intercepted Balls low
one.
Mullane went to first as soon as the
umpire said four and then he stole Sec
ond and got away with it, Mcbride
flew out, but Mullane got third on
another of Carney's tricky throws
which went through Ball. Preston hit
to Carney, who picked Mullane off, and
Nyce flew out before any one could
score.
got 1t near second base, and not very
cleanly He did, however, throw it
like shot and this time one Lally de-
CARED the other out. Wilmot hit
sharp one to Glasscock. Mullane COW
cred the base, but his foot was not on
the bag, strictly speaking. 1t was ap-
parently right against it, and be-
tween the base and the runner, but
Lally declared the runner safe. Null
lane told him he was rotten and he was
put out of the game as quick as that.
FrIcken went in and struck out
'Doggie' Miller, who said worse things
about the umpire than MulIane had,
but was not put out of the game,
through some system of calculation
which Lally has which must be as in
trlcate as scoring game birds at
poultry show. Pickett flew out to Nc
Bride and there was only one inning
to be afraid Of
Three Saints, three flies; all out.
kuehne made a fine run after Glass
cocks, which fell away foul.
cassidy gave Preston a chance and
there was heart disease interval
while the latter fumbled the ball but
ne finally got it to first in time.
k e,1,, gave Mcbride a fly and Boyle
followed suit and the suspense was
ended: Hon Fricken had redeemed
himself, at laest in part The score: