The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-12

fine drive to left. Schwartz sacrificed
Denzer hit it hard, but Smith threw him
out Burke drove high one over An
drews' head He got it in his hands but
lost it. Spies came in and the score was
again tie. A wild pitch advanced Burke
to second. but Abbatichio threw Geier
out and left the honors easy-three and
three
Burke took Andrews short fly and Nah
nassau said he was out, though the
Millers' captain claimed Eddie dug 1t Out
of the dirt. Geier threw Werden out
Abbatichio again waited out four bad
ones, but Smith forced him off.
Abbatichio threw Glenalvin out, but
Lally drove clean one over third base
only to be called out at second. trying to
stretch 1t for two. Isbell popped an easy
fly.
Dixon hit one that struck Denzer like
lump of lead, but he threw il out. Glen
tossed Parker out and Davis flew to Is
bell.
Andews made a neat catch of Preston S
low liner and Smith threw Spies out. Alb
batichio let Schwartz's grounder go be-
tween his legs and the little fellow stole
second, but Roger gave Smith a light one
Three and three again.
Nance put hard grounder between
Geier and Schwartz and was sacrificed to
! second Andrews poked low one at
Glenalvin, who let it get away from him.
An attempted double steal was only par
TALLY successful but it scored Nance
Glen threw Werden out.
Parker gave Burke a base, although
| the fans accused Mannassau, but Dixon
| caught Burke at second by five feet.
Abbatichio threw out Geier. Glen wait
| ed for four bad ones and Parker gave
| Lally an equal mark of favor. Isbell smote
| the ball to right field and tied the score,
W1lmot's failure to get the ball clearly let
in fTxyo-
Dagger to the center field fence gave an
other run. 1t was a beautiful drive.
Dixon took Spies sky-scraper.
Roger hit Abbatichio and Smith put
single in short right field Dixon had
famed at 1t twice when he got it for
fine two base drive to the fence, back of
Lally, tying the score again. Parker put
another like it in the same direction for
three sacks, making a lead of two for the
Millers. Parker was ready to quit any
way. and made preteXt of a slide at
third to leave the game. Then came more
trouble for Denzer. Preston got under
Davis high fly, and then muffed it. Then
he threw to second and Schwartz let the
ball go through into left field. Davis went
to third and Roger walked Nance. 1t was
up to Wilmot to push them around, but
! he couldn't split the wood, and a weak
| tap to DenZer held Davis at third, while
he went out. Preston held Werden's fly.
WITH A NEW TWIRLER.
Bresnahan pitched. Schwartz flew to
| Werden, but Denzer walked on four balls.
Burke hit a rakish ball that Smith was
lucky to stop, bar fielding for anything
further A wild pitch advanced them.
Geier hit the ball nearly to the fence, but
Davis reached 1t. DenZer scored, how
ever, and Burke went to third Glen
dropped a high one safe back of short
and Burke came in. The Saints needed
one to tie and Lally was at the bat. He
got it within few feet of the fence, but
Nance was there
At last Abbatichio got a good chance
and put ball over Geier's head. Smith
| famed the air again. Dixon struck out
| too. Abbatichio stole second, and went to
| third on Spies low throw. Roger walked
Bresnahan, but Davis could not get the
ball back Of Denzer, and the pair were
stranded.
Andrews cleaned up IsbelTs drive in
fine style and Preston failed to drive it
| through the polysyllabic second baseman.
Bresnahan gave Spies a base and
Schwartz's first hit of the season put the
Saints in the game again, but Denzer flew
10 right field.
Nance walked to first for fourth time
and was forced out. Andrews hit hot
one at Denzer, who stood bravely but
ISbell muffed the throw. Andrews was
! caught at third, but one run had scored.
Schwartz fumbled but threw Werden out.
Burke flew to Davis, but Bresnahan
gave Geier four. Little Phil stole second,
'Batty" dropping the ball. Gen flew to
Nance and again it was up to Lally A
home run would tell, but again it was
fly to Nance.
Abbatichio went out on ball that
dropped near the spiate& e Smith hit. it to
left field fence for two sacks. Glen threw
Dixon out and caught Bresnahan,s high
fly. Then came the NINTH. as, told above.
The score: