The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-19
EhannOn Covers Himself With Glory
yesterdays Game Was MARRIED
by McDermOtt's "FeVer-
ish" Attitude
Western Lengue.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Des Moines at st. Paul.
Omaha at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Colorado Springs.
St Joseph at Denver

St. Paul walked away with the final
game with Omaha at Lexington yester-
day, making it three straight. McGtn
and Coons were pitted against each other
and Willie had all the better Of the argu-
ment. 1t was McGill and Coons who
twirled against each other in the final
game at Omaha, in which the Bull Fight
ers won out by the closest margin pas
sibleI to 0. Yesterday McGill had
sweet revenge. for he was in fine form
and let the visitors down with four scat
tering hits. He is entitled to double cred
dit from the fact that his team mates
made five errors behind him that let in
two of the runs made by Omaha. Coons
also pitched mastery ball after the first
inning, but in that opening inning he
hit two Saints and two singles followed,
three runs result ling. The Saints had
a rather bad Cay in the field Every man
on the team, with the exception of the
three new payers, broke into the error
column but they succeeded in punching
their misplays and this, in great meas
ure, kept the score down. In spite OF
the many errors, some of which were
very bad. the Saints put UP a lot of bril-
liont fielding. Shannon particularly cover
ed himself with glory by pulling down
three difficult sun balls and cutting a man
off at second on a sharp return.
McDermott was in a particularly vic
uOlS IllOOu anu SdIly Tain maj GU Liz
game in several instances. He and Let
cher engaged in an argument that re-
suited in Letchers being put out of the
game and off the grounds and a heavy
fine. Letcher made a nit with the
bleachers by winding up the war of
A1ords with, you can't fine me.
amt got nothin' comm"
During the first inning it looked like the
game was going to be a walkaway for the
Saints Ryan was hit. billiard flew out
to center. Kelley went out from Coons
to Buckley. Coons hit Ryan and Shan
non sent both home with clean single
and went to second himself on the throw
in. Schafer followed with a single. With
Holly at bat double steal was GEtempt-
ed. Shannon succeeded in getting home
but Schafer was caught between the
bags. After that it was a case of one.
two three with the Saints until the sew
enth Schafer opened that inning With
hit to the short field Toman threw
the ball nigh to first place and Schafer
reached third on the error. Holly follow
ed with neat single and Schafer scor-
ed Wilson sacrificed Holly to second.
McGill went out at first Ryan scored
Holly with a two-sacker to center. Dill
lard flew out to McAndrews.
The Bull Fighters gathered in one run
In the first. Genins hit to left and took
two sacks on Ryan's muff. Fleming hit
to Brain who fumbled badly and the
runner reached first. McGill made a wild
throw to firsl in trying to catch Fleming
off the bag and Genins scored on the mis-
play, while Fleming went to third Nc
Andrews drew four wide ones. Letcher
hit to Holly and a double play from
Holly to Schafer to Kelley sent both
McAndrews and Letcher to the bench.
Stewart struck out. From that on until
the sixth, the visitors were BANKED. Nc
Andrews opened the sixth with a fly
to Holly. Payne hit safely and Stewart
was passed. In trying to catcn Payne
off second, Wilson threw high and, to
make the play good, Billiard let the ball
go through him. Payne scored and Stew
art went to third. Toman struck out
Buckley scored Stewart with a single
but was caught a moment later at second
on Gondings hit to Schafer. That end
ed the run getting for the visitors