The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-01

and Smith all touched Chauncey up for
singles, and when the returns were
counted the Milers had five new runs,
when the battery boys flew to the out
field.
Glenalvin had protested vigorously
against the ringing in of a new ball from
the Minneapolis players bench. and was
ordered out of the game by Umpire Has
'keu. Geier stopped to argue with Umpire
Brennan about that double play at the
close of the inning, and he, too, was put
out of it. Dconin went to second and
Hoffmester to third
ItofImeister was presented with base
by Bandelin, but was doubled out on
lire stop by Abbaticho This would have
been dark inning for the boys in biua
but for Andrews bad throw on Isbell,
on which the North Branch boy made thu
entire circuit That Andrews is a great
thrOwer. If mis- arm was just a little
stronger st. Paul might have scored again
somewhere in the game; but then, too,
ne might have MADE another home run,
and that would have been different.
Davis muffed Shngart's fly, but threw him
out at second when he tried to make too
much out of little.
Fricken took Fishers place in the box,
and it looked quite dubious when he
walked Davis and hit Nance A sacri-
flee, and another error by Shugart, cost
two runs, more being blocked by a double
play on Perry's strike out and Andrews
trial for a steal
Preston opened St Pauls half on a
good single to right, and went to second
on a bad throw by Billy Bickel's former
friend. But Ab5atichio looked after the
next three batsmen and Preston could
not score.
Smith flew to Burke, but Abbatichio
walked The next two, however could
no nd TNTip and Cai,,
to bat four behind.
Then came the Pompeiian spectacle.
Doonin, who had taken Geiers place, was
thrown out by Smith. but Hoffmeister
landed on the leather for a fine three-bass
drive into Nance'S corner. Lally hit safe
one and Isbel hunted. Bandelin throw
ing badly. Shugart hit a safe one over
second and went to that sack when they
tried tC catch Lally at the plate. Pres
ton struck out, but Spies landed on the
ball for a good single, and that tied the
score. Fricken was given a base and
| Burke had been given two wide ones
when Hutchinson was called in from the
outlots and finished the presentation.
Doonin, from Rock Island, was not scared
by the Hutchison fetish, and whaled the
ball far into center scoring two more.
Hoffmeister could not repeat his three
Dagger, but flew to Smith.
The Millers were down in the mouth
! then and Davis and Nance hit high ones
to the outtield, but Fricken let down
again and gave two bases, on balls, be,
sides bad throw to third, which let in
a run. When Werden was thrown out
by Hoffmeister they were one one be-
| hind
! Davis took two nice flies in st. Pauls
| half, but Shugart hit fine one to right,
! Hutch gave Preston a base, but Spies
| forced him out.
oils,
dropped Abbatichio's fly and the Greek
| stole second. Shugart let Zearfoss
grounder go through him and tied the
score, but a good double play saved
further damage.
Hutch threw Fricken out, but Burke
walked again. Docnin and Hoffmeister
hit the ball high and went out.
| F'ricken opened the eighth with two
| bases on balls, in which he may have re.
ceived not a little assistance from UNI
pire Brennan. A sacrifice advanced them
| and then Andrews home run, fine drive
| inside the fence, gave the home team an
| apparent cinch. Werden hit safely and
| Shugart let Smiths grounder go through
! him, and Abbatichio hit for three sacks
| to left, making two more runs. Zearfoss'
| strike out and Hutch's fly to Lally saved
| further trouble just then.
| Smiths bad throw let Lally go around
to second, and ne stole third, scoring on
IsbelPs single. Isbell went to second on
a passed ball Shugart hit to Werdeli
and was thrown out, Hutch covering the
sack neatly, and Isbell scored from third
on Preston's outtield fly. Spies struck
| out with the Saints three in the rear.
Davis opened the ninth with a drive
| to center that went through both Burke
| and Preston, and he went to third. Frick-
en- filed the sacks, and then Andrews hit
| for two bases. Shugart let another
| grounder go through him, and it made
four more runs Smith hit safely but
Abbatichio gave Spies a pop foul, and
Hoffmeister made a fine stop Of Gear
foss' liner, doubling Werden out sharply.
Fricken gave Werden high foul, and
Burke popped high ball to Smith. Doc
min sent Smith grounder, and one of the
worst games of the century was at an
end. Score: