The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-06

go few feet for the bag, just far
! enough to permit Allen to beat a. dou-
bic play kahoe. however, gave Sam
my fly, and Phyle had been pulled
out of his aperture.
Geier applied his bat to the physical
Strengthening of what looked a good
deal like his customary three-base
drlve. Hogriever reached it. however.
and spoiled the batting figures, but de-
lighted the bleachers by fumbling the
ball as though his digits had been CIV
en- an oleomargarine lotion. Shugart
nit a raking ball to Motz, who, by
| lucky stop. cut Geier off at second.
but Stewart muffed the throw on Gill
lens grounder to Allen, and two run
ners were safe. Spies tried hard to
| bring them in, but Stewart beat him
out of a base hit by a phenomenal
catch well toward centerfield. Allen
might have completed a double play
before GilleE got back to second had he
not dropped the ball. Phyle then made
the first hit of the game, a fine two
Dagger through the air to the left Of
center. Four balls for Burke filled the
bases with locals. but Miller hit a short
one to Hoffmaster, who stepped to his
sack and ended the inning, with only
one run in.
Scott started the third with a fine
drive between left and center Burke.
however. reached and got it, but let
the ball go from his hands. The India
napolis people tried to make out that it
was a muff, but it looked to Sheridan
as though Burke tossed it to Geier, and
the pitcher went out. Miller took a
ny Off Hogriever's stick, and Indianap-
OILS first hit was made when McFar-
land sent man-eater through the
pitchers box and into center field.
Phyle, however. threw Deadly out at
first. Scott did as much for GlenaIvin.
but Gfasscock planted a two base hit
In the center garden, only to be caught
at third on Geier's grounder to Allen.
Scott threw Shugart out.
HofmaSter hit hot one, but Phyle
stopped 1t and threw him out Motz,
however, selected a high trajectory and
sent the ball far into center field.
Geirer made a long reach for 1t and
knocked the ball down with his left.
put the tall first baseman had reached
second when the ball became useful
again. Stewart followed with a single.
but close play prevented the elongated
Hoosfer from coming home in the mud
lark handicap. The sign for a double
steal was then photographed on the
clouds. and they both got away with it.
although the locals could have cinched
stewart had they stuck to him. Allen
could not find the ball, and Shugart
jumped into the air for Kahoe's high
liner, so the score was left a tie. Gil
len sent fly to Mcfarland, and Scott
threw Spies out. Phyle hit an easy
grounder to Stewart, but fell down,
and then did not try to run. Stewart
lost it, but recovered it before Phyle
got back In the game, and the locals
were out Of it,
Scott picked a single out of high
NY to short left, out of reach Of the
fielders, but was thrown out on Hog
rievers attempt to sacrifice. Hoggie
then tried to steal second and was
caught. and Mcfarland famed the air.
Rurke ard Miller were given bases and
1t was hard to figure how the locals
could help getting something out of 1t.
Glenalvin hunted and the ball gave
HGffmaster hard throw, but Umpire
Sheridan declared the second baseman
out. although he seemed to many to be
sale. Anyway, Burke got to third base
ana scored on Glasscock's fly to McFar-
land, although Miller was caught off
second, where he tried to detract SCOTS
attention from the plate, evidently.
Deadly and MOtZ hit flies to Burke and
| G!enalvin threw Hoffmaster out. Geier
| gave a pop-up to Stewart, ard Shuga.t,
after safe single, was doubled cut on
| Gillen's grounder to third.
Gillen made a nice stop and threw
Stewart out as the seventh started, and
! Geier caught Aliens drive GIenalyiu
| threw Kahoe out at first, and Allen did
| the same to Spies. Mcfarland and
Allen caught flies from the next two.
Scott hit low liner, which Shugart
came in on and caught before it could
bury itself in the mud. Hogriever, how
ever, was presented with a base and
long hit might have tied the score with
the fast fielder on the bases Glenal-
wins failure to stop McFarland's
grouEder made it even worse. Deadv
tried to get one through the same To-
cality, but Mcfarland was thrown ont.
and Hogriever was held at third. Heff
| master had good chance to drive in
| another tie when Deadly ambled off the
sack and went to sleep, only to be
awakened by the hearse cry of the UNI
pre-: You're out" And across the dta.
mond he could see the Hoggies law
drop. for his hopss were rudely dashed
anG he had no chance to kid the bleach
ers. IL
| Hoffmaster threw out Miller. and
| Glenalvin gave Hogriever a fly, which.
| this time, he did not muff. Glasscock
| got a sharp grounder through the In
| field. but was caught trying to steal
| second.
Phyle gave the Hoesiers another
chance when he opened the ninth will,
| base On balls for Heffmaster. MOTIFS
hit to right. too, was manacing. b1t
| luckily for the locals. Hoffmaster slim
! ped and fell while trying to make third
on 1t, and he was nipped between the
cases. Stewart hit to Phyle. who cuf
| Motz orr. and the game ended with
Aliens pop-up to Shugart amid breath
lees excitement. The score:
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