The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-21
lFACUFRS OUTPLAY
MANCHESTER TEAM
Duluth Tossers Put 1t Over
Youths From the
Campus

Macalester,s aspirations to take a DO
sitfon i'm the center OF the baseball firma-
ment suffered a severe jolt yesterday aft
ernoon at Lexington park when Van
Praaghs ragged remnants from Duluth
trounced the collegians by a score OF
TO F0rty-s people. most OF whom
slaughter was in progress.
The victory OF the Zenith City team
was Won early in the game and the COM
manding lead which was obtained at the
outset was increased as the game pro-
guessed. Manchester had four men in uni
form who are to take Northern league
DeTths at the beginning Of the peanut"
season next month but they We're unable
10 stem the tide which set in early for
the O'Dea band.
Pitcher Bond. who is to wear a Fargo
uniform when the college season ends.
was expected TO be the particular STUN
bling block for the men from the north
pole country. and he carried out his end
OF the contract to a letter. He had speed.
variety of slants and shoots and fielded
his position well. but Il was the disas-
trous plumbers behind him which gave
his opponents the lead.
An error and a base on balls. coupled
with O'Dea's timely swat gave the Du-
was all until the fourth when Johnson's
Inability to handle a sharp one from
Meneice's bat was responsible for an
other.
Manchester did not break into the score
column until the third inning. when Potts
furnished Bond transportation 10 first
and Hilles followed il up with making a
mess OF HoIner's bounder. Bond pur-
Joined the third sack and counted while
Potts was trying to dig one out of the
dust Sharp fielding prevented any
further damage in that round
Third Baseman Lynch put his meat
hand into commission long enough TO
spear hot liner from Nuts bat in the
Quences for his team at a critical time
when runs might have counted The COL
legians We're not threatening again until
the eighth. when they overlooked a golden
fire
Bond started the fireworks by getting a
life on tumble by Second Baseman
Lynch and then Third Baseman Lynch
made similar mess of hot one from
Horner. After Olson had flied out Spar
ton was bumped with the ball and the
sacks were crowded Mutt was in the act
OF tanning ont when Bond crowded too far
off third and McAleese tried to catch him
or. instead of getting the ball to Lynch
ne bumped the runner In the back and
Bond trotted home. Mutt was disposed
OF with the hard swipes at the air and
Johnson retired with an easy bounder
down to Potts.
That ended matters as far as the COL
legians were concerned The Duluth
BUNCH kept hard at il and with three runs
10 their credit Neighbors opened the sixth
with hard one that nearly took Johnson
on his feet. The latter recovered the
pan IN time TO throw IL into the bleach
ers and Neighbors anchored at second A
passed ball allowed him to move around
to third. and O'Dea's hit scored the run
The next three men in that round were
easy outs.
Duluths final scores came in the eighth
when Neighbors again started the inning
with hit and was sacrificed along by
ODea. Lynch drew a base and with
Neighbors worked the double steal. so that
both were able to come home on Schaf-
fer's safe drive. which he tried to stretch
into a double and was caught
The game, although fairly well PLAYED
throughout devoid Of faaf
ing bigger than a single was recorded and
there were no double PLAYS. Score: