The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-10
stick into an out at first base that set tn
new one down again.
THREW IT TO THE FANS.

stick into an out at first base that set the
new one down again.
THREW 1T TO THE FANS.
The fifth inning opened with the pre-
sentation of base to Waldron by the
generous Fisher. Nicol hit TO Schwartz
who ought. perhaps. to have made "a
double play. But he didn't. Instead he
lost his nerve and threw the ball over
Isbell's head to the right field bieacher
Waldron scored from first base, although
there was a close decision, or would have
been had Spies not dropped the ball.
Weaver gave Schwartz a fly and he and
GienaiVin cleaned up the next two the
intield. so only one run resulted in the
inning.
warm grounder over the center of the
diamond and stole second with ease. Then
he had to give about as line an exhibit
ton of fast sprinting as has ever been
seen at Lexington park. He had third base
practically stolen When Iieier smashed
the ball hard for a long fly to center
field. Burke had to run back to second,
where he arrived lust about as Nlcol Sc
cured the ball and threw it. Eddie then
had to turn and run to make third, which
he did by a bare margin. But Glenalvin
gave Gray a foul fly and Burke's hard
work was wasted.
Schwartz and Gienalvin threw out Hall
that dropped just back of Schwartz, was
too late. as Swain flew to Burke.
LallY went out on a fly to Waldron,
but ISbell landed on the ball hard and
ii went whizzing down the diamond
catching Swain almost before he had
turned around from pitching the ball.
1t caught him on the fleShy part of his
pitching arm and bounded nearly to the
base line. BY the time he had ascertain
ed what struck him and what had become
of it, ISbell was safe at the sack, but 1t
was of no avail, as Preston gave Schoch
a fly and Spies third foul was caught
by Gray.
TIED IN THE SEVENTH.
The seventh was Milwaukee's inning
and they thought they got the worst of
1t in that period. Waldron hit hard
foul. which Spies took by pretty run
down the cycle path to the north end of
the grand stand. Nicol reached first on
q hot drive over short and tried to steal
second. but Spies made a beautiful throw
and the ball was there we'll ahead of the
runner. But Nicol claimed that Schwartz
dropped the ball and Mailman wasted a
lot of good wind running out from the
bench to tell the umpire his theory about
how the thing happened. If the decision
was wrong it was exceedingly unfortu-
nate for the Brewers, for it was a very
critical point in the game, as 1t turned
out. Chauncey gave Weaver a sack and
Gray drove a clean liner over second
base. Then Schwartz fumbled Stafford S
grounder and filed the sacks. Mailman
hit a light one, then, and Fisher got it,
but in puZzling where to throw it he
failed to throw it anywhere. Weaver
scored and the others each advanced a
base. Schoch struck out with three on
bases.
But the score was tie.
Shoch threw out Schwartz and Fisher
flew out to Stafford. Burke put a hot
one at Stafford, which bothered him, but
Swain was at the sack in two strides and
saved the bacon from burning.
Schwartz threw Speer out, but Swain
drove hard ball over third base. Geier
blocked it just as Gray had put the
clamps on Schwartzs seemingly sure
hit a few innings previously and a
fine throw to first showed Connie Mack 5
aggregation that there was at least one
third baseman in this neck of the woods
who was in a st. Paul uniform. But
the best was in store. Waldron hit a
hard fly just back of third and pretty
close in for Lally. Geier could not run
backward fast enough to get under. so he
ran forwards, and then turning around
grasped it In one hand just as it fell
pretty close to the sod. That took the
MiwaulSeeanS out of the game.
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Geier hit a sharp one at Gray, who
threw 1t a little wide, although it Stafford
had caught it cleanly he could have prob
ably gotten Geier before he reached the
sack. Then Glenalvin hunted and Swain
literally fell all over the ball. Both run
ners were safe. Lally put fine drive to cen
ter and scored Geier, Glen going to third
Dan stole second without protest. Tsbe1l S
live grounder to Mailman scored Glen and
Preston's good single to right sent Lally
over the rubber.
Preston was caught trying to steal
second and Spies flew to Mailman, hut
the Brewers only had one inning to make
up a lead of three.
Nicol.s good drive just back of second
base was menacing beginning, but Glen
alvin stopped a warm drive by Weaver
and cut Nicol off at second. Then Glen
caught the next two out on files. one a
real pretty catch we'll back in right field
so that inning largely belonged of right
to the captain and second baseman. The
score: