The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-05
SECOND GAME.

OL@COANI N~ALhE.
There was some evident displeasure
In the stands when Phyle started to
pitch the second game, and his opening
was not very promising either. GilIen
let Fleming's grOunder go through him,
ana Eustace hammered out a single.
Sharpe sacrificed and Deadly drove
inner out OF Shugart's reach, scoring
Two runs. Then Willie funlbled Roat's
SNORT SNORT one, and cries for Denzer were
heard. Wright, however, famed. and
Miller forced out Roat before further
damage was done.
burke struck out, but Wadswor-th
walked Geier. Roat's tumble gave
Gen a life. Isbell hunted and Sharne
picked off Glen. Shugart flew to Elem
Ing, retiring the side.
Ihree files, one Of which gave Gillen
a line chance to show under g. hard
foul, spoiled Wadsworth's single in the
second.
Preston got base as st. Paups half
opened, but was doubled on Gillen's
grounder to Roat, and Spies, after his
single, was caught trying to steal Sec
ond.
St, Joseph retired in one, two, three,
order
Phyle and Geier flew to center, and
BurlIe's single was wanted, as Wads-
worth threw Glen out.
Wright and Holly flew to Geier Mil
ler's fine liner and fast steal found
him a refuge at second until Wads-
worth was retired on Gillen's fast
throw from a very hard stop
Isbell hunted prettily. The ball drop
ped within few feet of the plate and
he beat it out. Shugart fouled to
Wright, but Preston hit safely. Gillen
sent Eustace a grounder, and Preston
was cut off, Isbell reaching third. When
Gillen started to steal second, Holly
threw to third to catch Isbell mapping.
Eustace thought the man should have
been called out, and this left him in a
very bad temper, as developed later
Spies foul was pretty high, but not
high enough to cut Holly's hands off
when it struck them.
Fleming struck out, but Eustace hit
to left for three sacks Sharpe hit a
light one to Glen, and it looked as
though Eustace would have been out
at the plate, but Mannassau said him
nay. Deady's grounder in the same d.
rectton, however, was utilized to start
a double, and the score was three to
none.
Phyle sent Wright a grounder.
Wadsworth went to the sack Wright
fumbled 1t a moment Still It looked
as though the ball beat PhyIe. The
umpire said not so, possibly evening
things up for the decision at the plate
in St. Joe's half Fleming muffed
Burke's fly and then the locals we're
on easy street, for he had a chance
yet to catch Phyle at second, but
threw badly. Geier sacrificed, and
Glen's swift grounder through short
scored a pair. Glen stole, but Holly
made fine catch Of a high ioul from
Isbell's stick. Shugart flew to Miller.
Gillen gave Roat a life as the sixth
started, and Wright's single made af-
fairs look dubious. But Miller flew to
Geier, and double on Holly's ground
er to Glenalvin closed what had prom
ised to be a disastrous inning.
Wadsworth hit Preston, but Cillen
went out at first. Roat took Spies
liner, and caught Preston before he
could get back to second.
Eustace was put out Of the game
in this inning for conduct objectiona-
bic to the umpire, and Fisher went to
first, while Wright covered third.
Preston muffed Wadsworth's fly, and
Phyle was put in a hole again, but
Geier caught Fleming and Preston
managed to hold Fisher. Sharpe put q
short fly safe in left field, but Deadly
gave Spies a high foul, and Preston's
nuff cost nothing.
st, Paul sent three out in order on
infield grounders.
Shugart's bad throw gave Roat
base as the eighth started, putting
Phyle again in a pocket. After Geier
caught Wright's high one, Preston
muffed another fly, and two were on
bases. Shugart, however, took the
next twoshigh ones and saved his own
error from expense.
Fleming shared some Of Preston's
uncertainty, and the st. Paul half
opened with Glen safe at first base
Isbell hunted, and Fisher muffed the
throw, making two safe. Shugart
forced IsbeH out. but Glen went on to
third. Preston's fine liner that narrow
ly missed the umpire's head scored a
run, and Shugart stole third in time
to score the winning run on Gillen's
grounder to Sharpe. Spies forced the
side out, but Glen got three put-outs
as fast as the visitors hit the ball.
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