The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-28
Detroit >, St. Paul =.
Detroit ;, St. Paul =.
Minneapolis 13, indianapolis 8.
milwaukee 5, Grand Rapids L.
Buffalo 4, 3, Kansas City 1, 5.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Indianapolis at st. Paul.
Detroit at Minneapolis.
Buffalo at Kansas City.

Patterson was given trial in the final
game against Detroit at Lexington yes
terday and pitched good ball, pitched ball
that would have won the game with good
fast playing behind him, in spite of the
fact that he was hit frequently. The men
from Michigan made it three straight,
and the fact that they were able to do
this was no fault of Patterson's. He had
lots of speed and perfect control, and
with faster work in the field there would
have been fewer hits and at least four Of
the runs made would have been cut off
Patterson struck out I've men, among
them Barrett and Slater, who are classed
as heavy hitters. Taken all in all it was
a tough game for the yodngster to lose.
Pop Thomas was in the box for the Wis
itors and pitched a good, steady game,
allowing the Saints but five hits. But for
two bases on balls it is possible that they
weuld not have scored. Each resulted in
a run. In addition to good pitching, the
Wolverines were on deck with their
sticks again.
ONE IN THE FIRST.
Patterson opened the game by striking
out Barrett, and Schrau went out from
over Geier's head for two bases, but died
on second. as billiard flew out to Houtz.
Houtz drew four wide ones and stole sec
ond after Geier had gone out on a bunt
fly TO first. Frank hit a slow fly to left
field that carried him 20 first and sent
Houtz across the plate with the first run
or the game. Lally put a ball into
LeWee'S hands, and he and Frank went
out on a double from Lewee to Ryan to
Slater. HoutZ and Frank presented the
visitors with run in the second, the
former ny letting Slater's high fly get
away from him, although he did not draw
an error, as it. was a sun ball The hit
Melted Slater two bags and he went TO
third on a wild pitch. Ryan hit a short
fly to HcuJz, and BueIow followed with a
lily to right center that would have been
an easy out for a lively fielder, but with
q rank 1t was tWo-b9gger ana scored
Slater. Lewee hit a high foul to Spies
ard Thomas went out from Patterson to
Shj!gart to Vaughn.
The locals went out in order in their
haiI, ShuSart ending the inning by strik-
ing out DUNCAN made his usual hit for
the visitors in the third, but was caught
al second on a force. Barrett had struck
out and Schrall had reached first on an
error by SEugart and third on Dungan's
nit, but was caught at the plate on an
attempted double steal. But three Saints
faced Thomas in the third although
Spies made punk hit along the left foul
line. Both went down in order in the
fourth, Patterson striking out Slater and
BueloW.
The visitors took the lead in the fifth.
and the run scored, like the first. was
pure gift. LewCe flew out to Lally. and
Thomas put the ball through the diamond
for a bag. but was forced at second
Schrall hunted in front of the plate and
Patterson was on the ball in quick time
but Spies refused to let him have it and
in throwing to first sent the ball almost
to the f0ul flag. The error scored Bar
rett and sent SckTall to third DUNCAN
went cut from Isbcll to Vaughn. The
locals Went down in order, and both failed
to tally in tho sixth. although Slater
made his second two-bagger in the game
in the visitors half
HaskelTs bad judgment figured con-
spicuously in the seventh, but the visit
ors failed TO score in spite of his efforts
to assist them. Lewee and Thomas We're
out on flies when Barrett sent the ball
high to the left field. Lally was five feet
over the line in his effort to get the bali.
and 1t was clearly a foul but Haskell,
from his position back of Patterson
called 1t fair. and the result was A three
base hit. 1t availed the visitors nothing,
however, as GeieF gathered in Schrali's
high foul after a long, hard run
WHEN THE SCORE WAS TIED.
The Saints tied the score in their half
of the seventh. Geier drew four wide
ones and went to second or Franks out
from Ryan to Slater, and to third on
Ially's hit to Slater at first. The score
came in on Vaughn's pretty drive
through the short field Isbcll went out
from Ryan to Slater. The eighth was I'M
s productive Of runs, although Spies made
hit and Slater drew mis- third safe one
for the visitors.
Buelow opened the ninth with a fly ball
tc Isbell. Lewee followed with a line
drive into right field. 1t was safely a
single, but Frank let go through his legs
and the error carried Lcwee to third
Frank was not content with the one err
ror, but threw wild in returning the ball
and this bad play sent Lewee home
Thomas hit safely, but was forced out
at second by Barrett. Schrall scratched
a lucky hit through the short field that
would have been easy for Skrgart had he
not run up 10 cut Barrett off on an at
tempted steal The hit sent Barrett 10
third, and Schrau stole second DUNCAN