The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-31
AFTERNOON CAME.


city lacrosse match, which st. Paul won by
three goals to two in less than thirty-five
minutes actual playing time, the base
ball players again took the field and
new game was started, il being Hon
F'ricken's first appearance in the pitchers
box in nearly a month. His advent was
not hopeful. His reception by the Hoos-
iers was too warm for comfort. After
he had given Hogriever a base on balls,
Sharrott hit safely for two bases and Be-
vile drove one down to left field that was
in effect home run, although Lally
ought to have stopped it at a single. 1t
cleaned the bases, anyway. fsOell stop
ped Motzs grounder and Shugart took
Flynn's liner, but Allen hit safely Stew
art, however. was thrown out by Glenal-
vim and the three runs were all.
Aliens tumble gave Burke a life and
Eddie stole second and third But the
next three hit high flies which Motz got,
the third being hard hit but high in
air, and held in by the wind until Motz
could get it.
Then the HOLSTERS went at Fricken
again. Hickey and Kellum began with
singles, and the bases were filled by
Hoffmeister's failure to field Hogriever's
bunt. Sharrott forced Hogriever, but
Hickey scored. The next two forced the
runners ahead of them, and Kellum pass
safely to start st. Pauls half, but the next
two hit outield flies and Spies forced the
big fellow Off
M'GILL TO SAVE IT.
McGill took Fricken's place Ia the pox
and Flynn hit a high fly to Shugart Allen
was given base, but Stewart flew to
Geier, and Glen threw Hickey out Then
the locals proceeded to lombard Kellum
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Flynn got, but Burke hit long one to
left and went to third when Sharrott let
the ball get away from him. A passed
ball spoiled any chance 'Kellum thought
he had for a shut-out, and then Geier
clipped off nice single. While Geier was
playing off first Kelluum made a motion
to throw and finally did throw the ball.
Geier went around to third. But Mannas-
sau gave the base on a balk, and while
Glenalvin walked to first Geier walked
back to second. Lally hit hot one.
which, by merest luck, Kellum and Stew
art between them were able to field him
out at first on, but Isbell rose to the
emergency and drove fine two-base hit
over second base, scoring two runs Hoff-
melster popped up an easy one to Hickey,
and the locals were still a run short
Shugart threw Kellum out and I.ally
made fine running catch under Hogre-
ver's long drive. Sharrott was given his
base, but Lally took Bevilles fly also.
Hickey made fine stop and throw on
Shugarts grounder over third and then
caught Spies pop-up. McGill made a
lucky hit just back of third base and
Burke put grounder through Stewart
country safe, but Sharrott made a sensa-
tional catch under Geier's short fly and
retired the side
Both sides went out in order in the
fifth, but in the sixth the visitors went to
work again. McGill threw Stewart out.
but Hickey managed to hit McGill safely,
the first hit made off him Then Kelli1m
was hit by pitched ball, and Willie gave
Hogriever four wild ones, filing the
bases. Sharrott struck out but then I'm
pire Mannassau called four balls on Be
vile, which were apparently good strikes.
and forced in run. Motz came I'D with
the bases still full, but Geier took the fiy
in center. 1t was So then.
The Saints went out one, two, three
again, as did the visitors
After two outs on flies in the Seventh
Geler hit hot one to Hickey and got to
nrst Glenalvln lined good one to right
Of center and Geier went to third A
passed ball scored him. Lally could tie
with a single, but Allen threw him out.
hickey opened the eighth with his third
hit of@the game, and Kellum sacrificed.
Shugarts low throw helped the visitors
along, and Sharrotts short hit scored an
other run. Beville was thrown out bv
Shugart, but MOTIFS two-bagger to right
held drove in another pair, making it to
A. Flynn struck out
.Motz s muff gave Hoffmeister a life but
Stewart took flies from the next two
Isbell muffed McGilPs throw and gave
Allen life to begin the ninth, and. lust
ahead of Stewards two-base drive, was a
particularly bad time. That made an
other run. Hickey flew to Lally, but Nc
Gill gave Kellum a base. Hogriever was
thrown out by Shugart, and Stewards eff
Tort to come home on the play permitted
a double.
McGill, undying In his faith and conf
dence, put another single into the field.
but Burke flew to Flynn and Willie was
doubled out, when Geier's liner was taken
IN care by Stewart for a double play.
Score: