The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-11
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Kansas City at St. Paul
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Buffalo.


Chauncey Fisher was given a forced
opportunity yesterday to redeem himself
and the net result was one more win
by Milwaukee and the loss of the present
series. 1t was not the intention of
Comiskey to pitch Fisher, but a few
minutes before the game was called it
was found that Denzer who was sched-
uled to do the twirling was not in condi-
ton to play, and the rest of the avail
able pitching force, with the exception
of Fisher. was crippled in different ways.
so that it was impossible 10 call on any
of them.
At The end of the seventh inning, with
the score to , in favor of the Saints, it
looked like sure victory, and in spite
of the fact that Fisher was not pitching
good bail, it must be said to his credit
that he might have won had not GlenaI-
Win and Burke concluded to push the bad
thing along, the former with school boy
playing, and the latter with three costly
errors punched in one inning The Brew
ers put Reidy in the box and this young
man. who was pounded all over the field
in The opening game. was an enigma to
all of the Saints but Lally and Spies.
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hits credited to the Saints Fisher. on
the other hand, was an easy mark for
the Milwaukee men and, between them.
they fattened their batting average with
IOGlteen safe ones. Vaughn and Houtz,
those much touted hittcrs, We're again
given ample opportunity to display their
ability, and while both played a star
game in the field, both batted like school
boys. vaughn got but one hit and Houtz
could not do even this well. Taken all
in all, the game made the fans sick at
heart
ONE RUN IN.
Fisher opened the game by presenting
WaldrOn with four balls and Schoch
sacrificed, going out from Fisher to
Vaughn. COngalton hit to Geier. who let
the bail so through him and WaIdron
scored. Glenalvin let Viewers hit get
away from him, and with two men on
bases Gray hit fly to Laly and Stafford
hit Il foul fly to Vaughn. For the locals
Burke went out from Schoch to Stafford.
and Geier hit for one base through Grav's
territory Glenalvin flew out to CongaI-
ton and Lally hunted in the direction of
Gray and got to first before Reidy could
handle The ball. Vaughn followed Ially
ana got his only hit in the game. scoring
Geier, but moment later in an ATTEMPTED
double steal Lally was thrown out at
a
second and third innings and in the first
haIt Of the fourth the Brewers were
banked again. Lally opened the fourth
Tor the Saints with three Dagger that
Went lar out In the field between Waldron
and ConSaltOn, and scored on Vaugbn's
oui ifom FtoX to Stafford. Houtz flew out
10 Weaver and Shugart weur ont from
Gray t. Stafford.
Ia the fifth WaIdrOn flew out 10 T,aiIv
anu Schoch hit hot liner between Glen
avn ana Vaughn. Congalto1 hif safely
through the center of the field and Weay-
e. Grove the ball down the right foul line
Tor d o2Se. scoring Schoch. Gray hit
nigh one 10 HOutZ, which that Young man
cared Tor with case and held Congait0n
ana Weaver In the places. Stafford put
one INTO Shugart's territory, which result
Ell III Weaver going ont at second on a
Heluer's choice.
N1oA opened the sixth with a three-bag
ger to deep center field but he cot no
further Inan the third bag as Sheer went
out on a foul fly to Vaughn. who made
sensational run and catch to get the ball.
RoldE flew out to Burke and WaldrOn
went ont from Shusart To Vaughn. In
the seventh the visitors were BOWED over
In one. two, three order.
The Saints added two tallies to their
score in the fifth on 4 tumble of PLAYS
that was caution. Spies was first no
and hit safely through the short field
Fisher hunted and in Reidy's anxiety TO
cut Spies off at second he threw the ball
high. Burke sacrificed in the direction
OF Cray and the veteran made a bad err
ror. letting Spies home and Fisher to sec
ORD. Geier batted the ball to Gray. fore
ms Fisher out at third, and a moment
later Burke and Geier worked d double
steal, the former scoring. GIenalvin flew
out 10 Congalton and T.ally ended the
inning. going out from Gray to Stafford.
SAINTS QUIT SCORING.
In the sixth the Saints were blanked
and in The seventh they increased their
lead To four with a hit by Spies, a sac
ritice by Fisher and a corllng three-bag-
ger down the right foul line off Burke's
bat which scored Spies Geter reached
first on a ftelder's choice, Burke being
thrown out at the plate by Stafford. Glen
alvin hit to Weaver's territory for a sim
gle, but Buck fumbied the ball and when
he finally got it back 10 the diamond
Geier had scored and Glen was on third.
Lally dashed the hopes of the fans with
fly 10 Waldron and that ended the run
getting for the Saints.
Ii WAS in the eighth inning that Burke
won for himself a place in the hearts of
the fans that viii NOT be envied by any
one. and ii was probably through Burke's