The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-07

Pitcher Check was sent against Min
neapolis again yesterday. The youngster
did not like the way the game came
out on Friday. lie was confident that ne
could beat the Mlllers and so was gwen
another chance. He not only came at
OF the second tussle with a victory to
his credit, but he made the Realities look
like lot of selling platers in a stake
event. When the Millers found out that
Check was going to have another try
they regarded the game as so soft that
they put Ferguson on the slab. "Ferg.e"
was all right at the head of the lakes,
but he is out of his class in the Western
But Tor the interference of Caruthers the
Saints would probably have put him out
of the business yesterday. A few of
them were wise to his benders from the
Jump-off and the rest began to hook
on in plenty of time. About the sixth
Inning one Ferguson decided that it was
getting q bit too hot for him so he swore
a. Caruthers and Bob at once threw him
out of the game. The Nilers were badly
beaten in any event, but Ferguson can
say for tne rest of his life that they
might have won out if the UNI
pire had not tossed him off the
earth. SwOrmstedt was called in to
finish up the twirling and the Saints got
bat one more run, but they did not need
even that one.
LATTIMER BOWS GRACEFULLY.
There was a new face in the game yes
terday. Catcher Lattimer arrived in the
morning and was at the receiving end
Of Checks benders. The new man was
responsible for q couple of the talIies
made by the Saints Lattimer handles
himself nicely behind the bat and throws
Wen. lie Is also something of a sticker
evidently, for he landed two pretty
singles and neat sacrifice in four times
up. .-H
The Saints started business in the first
inAing. Lippert opened with a clean
SINCE to right. billiard few O t to
Rome. Ryan singled and Brain drew
four wide ones With three on bases
Holly hit a long fly to center AMI Lip
pert scored. Higgins flew ont Banks
followed in the next three innings Check
led OF in the fifth with a line drive t.
center. Conga,ton let it go through him
ana Check reached second ana went to
third on Lipperts sacrifice. Di lard
reached first on Brashear's error. Check
scoring. Ryan hit to Robe, and that
young man, in the langI-~e of the of
fetal scorer" found his hands useless,
so he used his feet. He took che hard
kick at the ball that was beauty. He
demonstrated very nicely that he was
cut ont for a football player. Anyhow
when some of his mates finally landed
N-N He'i4 ma u WITS -Ol lllIu anu ny II
on second. Brain hit to center for tW o
bags and 10th scored. Holly ana Hug
gins both flew out. Holmes was first
up in the next and started business
early. He gathered in a single. La.ti-
mer attempted sacrifice AMI succeeded
nicely. He also suCc- edei in gelting
safely to first through the extreme kind
ness, parton, aWkwardneSs, of one Fer
guSGn. Check beat cut a hunt AMI IKE
bases were fun. Lippert went oat from
Cockman to Law. billiard hit a little
fly back of Cockman that looked like an
easy out, but Check, so Caruthers sa d.,
got in Cockman's way and was called
out fer alleged interferen. e. latino
had scored, but Caruthers made him go
back to third The runs came in, how
ever in spite of Caiuthers, for Ryan nit
hot one to Ferguson, so hot that Ger
gle" could not handle it. With two rms
in and two men on bases Brain foulsd
out Ferguson retired from the game
just prior to this at the suggestion Of
Caruthers.
Holly hit safely at the opening of the
next and went to second on Cockman' s
error Higgins sent lin to third with a
neat sacrifice and he scored on Latt =
mers hit. That ended the run-getting
for the Saints.
THAT FATAL" SIXTH INNING.
The MilCrs made tier one lonely tally
IN the sixth. Mcconnell lei off with 4
little fly back of first base. Ever body
in that section of the woods started after
it and the result was a TWO Dagger where
there skoald have been an easy out.
Ferguson went out from Higgins t,
Holmes, while Mcconnell lanGed on third
on the pay. McCredie hit to Brain and
Dave made a pretty throw to the plate
and had Mcconnell easy but for the fac
that he went into Lattimer feet first
and knocked the ball out of his han5s.
Cavuthers allowed the score McCreeLie
was caught off second from Cheek 10
Higgins Lippert dropped Robes fly,
but Congalton went out a moment lat. r
on a fly to Huggins After tat the
NIillers never had a look-in.
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