The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-03

This game would make winning ad
for the cheese factory that young Mr..
Mcneil represents during the cold
weather months. The larger portion
of McNeiPs curves and much of the
support behind the young man leaned
considerably toward the frontage. BY
reserving their strength the Saints
were able to run the total for the safe
clouts up to twentythree Twelve
earned runs in one afternoon is a fair
record. ScC~e, IS to 10. The chance to
make the Indians and Colonies figure
with the Kelley band looks very bright.
This time the afternoon wore through
without unpleasant interruption. For
this Mr., Neff deserves much praise.
Just before Mister Figgmeier's usual
battery Grafton Mr.. Neff and the rake
handle selected a seat near the barb
wire fence. The fat man made good
his threat to hold his money from the
local management and there were no
new ones anxious to agitate the
groundkeeper
Carney on the Slab.
Wild Bill Carney saved the fanatics
from dreary afternoon. Several of
the Saints also contributed reckless
plays that helped some. Back from
Winnipeg, where he won much ap-
plause by winning his matches, Will
liam asked for a chance to start over
again as a real professional twirler.
Having been brought up on cricket
the fanatics over the border find much
delight in fast scoring and do not mind
the deadly base on balls. William
overlooked the change of scenery and
worked in several passes where they
would do the most good. The presents
were rounded off with several safe
bumps and as the reckless plays came
In at this time, the Toledo bunch are
able to boast that anyhow they had
The score knotted UP once With
Everything even Bill retired to his
sweater and G. Chech went to the
Slab.
Aside from the little turn performed
by G. Chech, the regular twirlers had
chance to rest. T. Daugherty, youth
who has won considerable renown in
Crooksten and other Northern league
towns. came in early yesterday morn
Ing and reported for work. Daugherty
Drew P. billiards. suit and stood in
,She left garden. Pat forgot to leave his
carriers, and the young man had con-
etoerable trouble with his socks, but
EO HOLhSu d ld1T game III the Il6lQ ana
bumped three singles during the after
boon.
Geier Opens With Single.
p. Geier started the bumpfest In the
hrst by rapping one over second. Be-
fore Shannon could sacrifice Geler
sneaked to the middle corner. Shannon
had chance and raped one hard.
Lumley singled and Geier came in.
Higgins dumped one down and beat
the throw to first.
Being new T. Daugherty here found
himself in a trying position. The corr
ners were all occupied and a swat
would look good. Daugherty delivered
the goods. His drive went to left, and
Mock let it roll by. All on ahead tai
lied and Daugherty got to second. The
next three went out.
A base on bad ones, followed by
Kleinow's threesacker, gave the Hens
their first one in the first. Another base
left Mock on the paths, with one out,
In the second, and Mcneil sent him in
with another threesacker. In the third
Carney handed a pass to Burns and
here Marcan did the rest. Turner poked
one at the little shortstop, and Richard
booted. If he had held the ball all
would have been well, but he heaved,
and While Kelley chased the throw
Burns came round.
FOdHO NCNell again
In the fourth the Hens looked too
close, and the Saints started after Mr..
Mcneil once more. Marcan hit to CEN
ter and Gilks let the ball get by.
Carney hunted and Mcneil tried to
stop Marcan at third. Too late. Geier
sent Marcan in with a haste for a bag
Shannon got his chance to sacrifice.
Lumley hit to right and Carney got
round. Higgins stung one and Geier
came in.
The Hens tied it up in their part of
the sixth. Gilks and Smith opened
with safe ones, and Daugherty mixed
up on Mock's high one. Geier pulled
one fron4in front Of Marcan and Graf
fius got on. Gilks came in. Meany
singled and Mock and Graffius tailed.
Burns flew out to Lumley. Meany
thought two were gone and started
round the paths. When he stopped his
mad tear, Kelley had the ball at first.
The Saints made it unanimous in
the seventh. Kelley hit safe. PIERCE
went out, but Marcan and Chech drew
singles. Kelley scored. Geier singled
and Marcan came round. Shannon
raped another one and Chech got in.
Lumley cleared up the rest with a
homer. Four singles and a twosacker
explain the four that came later. Score:
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