The Saint Paul globe., 1899-07-15
he energetic actions of Fisher and Is

the energetic actions of Fisher and Is
bell.
Ball made smash and every
body seemed unanimous In the
opinion that it was genuine
hit The ball left a cloud of dust behind
it away down toward the center, and no
one appeared anxious to place any OBJ
structton in its path. Mr.. Burke walked
to first by permission of Mr.. Haskell, but
Lally found serious objection to his talk
ing position on first bag, said objection
being raised by Messrs. Kearns and Dill
lon jointly. Glenalvin hit safely. and Ball
came across the home plate looking rosy.
IsbeI popped fly to Hallman, and Glen
alvin moved up. Then Burke scored, and
when Glenalvin was caught at third the
half was over with st. Paul two runs in
In the second Garry wanted Pres
tons fly to center, and he go it. Grem-
niger threw Shugart out at first, and
Hausen took care OF Spies foul pop-up.
Ball then caught Greminger at first, and
subsequently nipped Hausen in the same
place. Then Fisher braced up, and struck
out Kearns clean. And the game was a
tie The lightning change artist who
haUnts the vicinity of third base for Buff
falo objected to Fishers making first,
but Ball retaliated by sending the yarn
into unoccupied territory. Then Hall
threw Burke out at first, and duplicated
the motion on Laily.
Knoll hit safe and worked around to
third, but got no further. Garry tipped a
tall one over toward Burke, who was
under it with the sun in his eyes, He
stayed under It, too, and when White
had failed to reach first through the as
Sldu1ty Of Glenalvin the game was still
two and two with COmiskey's men on
the threshold of the fourth inning Moth
ing resulted Glenalvin flew to Greminger,
nd 70 oh
presented Knoll with a fly, which the lat
ter carefully appropriated. Then Buffalo, s
men set Dillon at the home plate, but he
fell between Shugart and Isbell. Spies
took care of Halls fly, and after Hallman
had hit clean Greminger suffered a fatal
ity at the hands of Preston, who snatch
ed his fly out of the atmosphere In the
fifth Shugart hit safe, and Spies took
first on an error. Shugart, however. miss
ed connection with second. Balls fly was
hauled down by Garry, and Fisher was
third man out, in the vicinity of Hall
man.
Hansen hit safe. but overdid the thing
by trying to gain second. Kearns was
the second victim, and when Knoll had
dropped fly into center field where peo-
pie lived st. Paul came off the diamond
and entered into negotiations for the
sixth. The net result was nil. Kcarns
caught Burke mapping at first. Lally was
given his base on balls, but %Iallnlan
nipped Glenalvin at first, and when IsbelI
had dropped a fly into the hands of Re-
ceiver White there was nothing more to
be said.
Garry made a hit, but White was
thrown out at first by GIenalvin; Dillon's
fly stumbled into the hands of Lally and
Hall never gained first, owing to beauti-
full Interference by Ball and Isben
The close of the seventh found ST. Paul
to for Buffalo. 1t was a short in
ming. Preston dropped a fly in Knoll s
garden and Knoll held on to it. Shugart
repeated the performance Hausen TAX
ing his risk, and then Spies fell victim
to Halman and Dillon, Hausen
made three-bagger in the seventh,
but it availed nothing. Shugart threw
out Hallman at first, Greminger droeCed
fly into the hands of Ball and Ball also
prevented Kearns from reaching first
Buffalo began hitting the ball In it's
half of the eighth. Her men fell onto
Fisher and Garry came home. Knoll
was cinched between first and second
White hit clean, as did Dillon, but Hall s
pOp-up to Spies and Hallmans lost fly to
Shugart made the game and.
No runs were made in st. Paui's share
of the eighth. Fisher hit safe and lEaIl
sacrificed. This did no good. however,
for Burke flew out to Garry, Fisher was
put out at second. and Lally's fly to Hall
man made the side out"
In the first half of the ninth Greminger
was given his base, but was caught out at
second by a little effort on the part Of
Ball and Glenalvin. Hausen went down
at third, and when Kearns yielded to the
prOwess of Glenalvin and Isbell at first
the crowd said good" Glenalvin made a
good single in the last half and IsbeIl
a double along the right foul line, Glen
a al ird RI
Kearns and Glen was out at the plate
Shugart pasted the leather to Hallman.
who returned it to the plate to catch
Isbell, but Hausen dropped it and the
game was over. Following is the score of
the second game: