The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-05
BEAL.ES AGGREGATION LOSES
FIFTH STRAIGHT GAME TO
THE SAINTS
WADsWoRTH IS BUMPED HARD
Higgins, Wilson and billiard Hit
for Four Sacks, and Harry
Cook Held the Visit
Ors Safe.
western League.

Again. Five straight Poor, poor Mr..
Beau. The magnate did not even appear
on the bench with his men yesterday,
but occupied a nice, hard seat far up
IL the left-hand corner of the grand
stand. He could afford a seat in the
grand stand because yesterdays game
was one of those transferred from Min
neapolis, and he temporarily owned the
Srand stand. The official scorer" was
there, too. Until yesterday the 20. s..
has been the proud possessor of a seat
on the Minneapolis bench. Yesterday he
cOntented himself with a seat in the
stand right up close to Magnate Beall.
The 20. s." and the magnate are said
to be very 'pally," but the sound of
their voices failed to break any large
holes in the atmosphere yesterday.
Cook had his second try at the Millers,
and found them even an easier PROPOSE
ton than on the first day, when he as
sisted in putting them on the path that
leads down to the eight hole. Harry
pitched a nice, easy ball all through the
game. His arm has not as yet entirely
recovered from a little touch of rheu-
matism acquired out West, and he did
not care to exert himself. He did not
have to. Even with the slow ball, the
best the Nillers could do was four scat
terlng hits and three TALES, the latter
all due to fielding errors.
In the meantime the Red Caps were
doing their old, familiar stunt. The only
difference was that Wadsworth was at
the throwing end of the balls. The man
ager deserted his place in the sun field
TO have try at the Saints. Ordinarily,
''Waddy' is not a half-bad pitcher, but
in these days all pitchers look alike to
the Red Caps. It is immaterial who is
in the box for the opponents, the only
thing really necessary is that they have
some one there to throw UP the balls.
NadSWOrTh did ont Euaii Shan
non, the first man up hit the leather for
a three-bagger. This gave the mana
ger some mixing of what was coming
to him, and it made him a bit nervous
Following the hit he gave two free
passes, and then Schafer let loose a
single. It looked like a whole lot of runs,
but over anxiety on the bases let the
Saints down with but single tally.
For the next two innings Wadsworth
did right well, but after that it was only
case of how many. The Saints did not
Act an inning go by after the third with
out sending a man or more across the
plate. Everybody but Brain took a wal
Top at the ball. They came so easy that
Huggins and Wilson Joined D1llard in
planting the leather over McCreed dies
head in center for homers It might be
more proper to say that billiard Joined
the other two, for theirs came first. The
fact that they got them made Pat sore
He knew that if they could, he could,
and so he did
Holly made his appearance in left field,
and played a great game of BAH in spite
Of. the fact that he let a grounder go
through him that let IN two runs. The
entire team played fast ball, and the
work of the inffeld was simply great.
Higgins two errors were lot sight of
In some Of the most sensational Kinds of
stops and throws.