The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-31
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Grand Rapids at Kansas City.

The Saints played the final league
game of the season on the Lexington
grounds yesterday afternoon and lost it
to the Indians. The contest was one
sided and uninteresting almost from the
first, for the Indians made enough runs
in the first two innings to win the game
snd then clinched it in the fourth Pat
terson was in the box for the locals,
and while he pitched a good game he
did not pitch winning ball He was
not hit hard, but the hits, when they did
come, We're long and timely, and the
Saints so arranged their errors that they
generally came in the same inning with
the hits. Shugart and Isbell had the
bulk of the infeld work TO attend to, and
both played good ball, although IsbelI
worked in two bad fumbles that helped in
the score-gett1ng.
Foreman was in the center of the dia-
mond for the Indians and he pitched a
good game from start to finish, and also
helped himself along with a ccrking
three~bagger, that would easily have
been a home run for man that was fast
on his feet. He allowed the Saints seven
hits and kept these we'll scattered, for
III bGl lNO innings OlU Tic OSinlS get
more than one hit The visitors played
a rather ragged game in the field, but
they made up for it with their sticks.
Hogriever began the game with hit
to Shugart that would havee heen an
easy out, but for a bad bound that car
lied it over his head. Houtz let it get
through him, and Hogriever went to
third. Hartzell hit a nigh fly to Lally,
and Hogriever was thrown oct at the
plate in trying to get in. Haskell had
been rank in calling balls and strikes on
Hogrlever, and was even worse with
Motz, sending him to first when he was
fairly struck out. Mcfarland followed
with a hOme-run drive along the right
foul line and two runs were scored. Flynn
hit fly to Frary. HoLtz famed, Geier
went out on a foul to Hickey, and Lally
on fly to Motz. The Indians added two
more in the second on hits by Stewart
and HeydOn, base on balls to Heydon,
and an error by Isbell, who dropped
HogrieVer's fly back of second base.
The Saints were again retired in the
second when their chances for a run or
two seemed good. Vaughn went out to
Motz, and Isbeu followed with a fly
back Of second that sent him safely to
first. Shugart put the ball through the
diamond, and Mcfarland fumbled it, let
ting Isben TO third and Shugart to sec
ond 1t looked like a run until Spies
put a line fly into Foremans hands, and
Isbell was caught at third before he
could get back. The visitors were blank
ed in the third, Motz and Flynn going
out from Isbell to Vaughn. 1t was the
old story with the Saints although Houtz
made a hit and got to second or Hart
zell's error, but went out in trying to
make third on the play.
Stewart opened the fourth inning with
q three-bager. This was a signal for the
fireworks to begin and before they were
over five runs were across the plate. The
Saints came back with their fourth goose
egg, Geier, Lally and Vaughn going
down in order. Patterson steadied down
in the fifth and bowled the Indians over
in order. Heydon, the third man up,
striking out. The Saints put three runs
across the plate in their half Isbell put
a ball to Hickey that should have been
an easy out, but Motz dropped the throw
Shugart drew a base on balls and Spies
followed with a hit to Hickey that was
too hot to handle. Isben started home
and Hickey threw wild to the plate, let
ting in both lsbel and Shugart. Patter-
son hit safely, sending Spies to third.
Frary famed and HOutz flew out to
FLYNN. Geier put line fly over second
that scored Spies, but that ended the
run getting for Lally nit to Motz and
went out at first. The Indians were
again BANKED in the sixth and the Saints
Were also bowled over without a run, al
though Isbell got to first on an error by
Stewart. Mcfarland gathered in q two
Dagger and Flynn a single in the seventh.
but no runs resulted as Stewart and
Flynn went out on double from Shu-
CART to Vaughn, and Motz had already
gone out on a fly to Houtz. Patterson
went out from Stewart to Motz and