The Saint Paul globe., 1902-06-02


Earned runs, ST. Paul g. Minneapolis 1;
tWo-base hits, Shannon, Huggins; three
base hits Lumley; sacrifice hit, Shannon;
Bases on balls, off Cogan 3; off Chaples-
Cogan, McFarlan, Quillin; innings pitch
ed. by Chapleski 3; by Flggemeier s; hits
off Chaplesk Z; off Figgemeier 10; double
play, Kelley (unassisted); left on bases,
st. Paul II; Minneapolis s; time of game
2:05; attendance 4,ll7; umpire, Ward.
Notes of the Game.
The Saints leave today for Kansas
City to play series of four games with
the Kansas City team. AS the Mime
apolis- milwaukee games have been trans
ferred to Minneapolis the Saints will re-
turn and play the series with Milwaukee
at Lexington park
Curley, the second baseman who work.
ed with st. Paul for a time last season
and who has signed to play with Mime
apolis, will reach the Mill City tomorrow
night. With Curley on second and two
more good strong twirlers the Millers
will start to climb up the list.
Umpire Ward continued much to the
fromage de brie yesterday. Ward has
only one play to attract the spot light
He can order men down from the coach
line like a real one but he VIII have to
try harder to judge balls and strikes if
he wants to continue an umpire in
the Western end Of the circuit.
In the first Dick Cogan furnished the
men up singled and then Wilmots single
and the pitchers bad throw to third
sent in the three runs but the mud was
partially to blame in the first and dur
ing the rest Of the game Dick had things
all his own way.
,WiImot thought he had a chance in the
third when the bases were filled and
Big Bill Byers was called in for try
at bat. Bill is now d busted phenom.
He SWatred one but Shay got in front of
Manager Mike Kelley pulled off
double play all by his lonesome in the
fifth McFarIan was on the beginning
sack when Quillin laced liner down
at Manager Mike. Kelley got in front
Of the drive and beat McFaIlan back
to the sack.
Little Peirce played another star game
back of the bat. In the second inning
Lynch sent a hard one up toward the
grandstand but Elmer was back up the
the ball came down. Peirce had his eye
on the ball all afternoon and though he
only pulled out one hit the ball started
for the far outfield every time he had
try.
Huggns Is playing the game that will
take him away from this league if he is
not doped. Yesterday the little fellow
dug through the mud with a speed that
spoiled several real drives and in the
first three times up laced out two singles
and double.
And Harry Lumley, too, is making
good the things that Manager Mike said
about him before the season opened.
LumIey had a bad time in right, the
awful sun field, but he has recovered
his nerve and in the last few games has
been clouting like regular 1850 batter
Umpire Ward did hand out several
fierce decisions yesterday. He was still
consistent and both teams suffered. In
the second Peirce was on first when
Cogan singled to left Mcfarland threw
the ball to second. Peirce was there
well ahead Of the sphere but Ward called
him out. In the seventh Minneapolis
got it, Geier singled and was waiting
at first when Dillard hit to Quillin.
Quillin fielded Geier out at second and
Morrissey hurried the ball to first ahead
of billiard but Ward evidently thought
they were being put out too fast and
called Dillard safe.