The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-13

Earned runs, st. Paul 8, Toledo 4; two
base hits, Egan, Gilks; three-base hits,
Ferguson, Hurley. Mitchell; sacrifice hits,
Egan, Graffius q; stolen bases Geier q,
billiard, Higgins, Egan, Ferguson; bases
on balls, off Stimmel 4, off German 4;
struck out, by stimmel, Gilks, by Ger.
man, Lumley, Hurley, Dlllard, stimm mel
pitch, Stimmel; double plays. Marcan to
Higgins to Ferguson, Higgins to Fer
guson; left on bases, St Paul b, Toledo {;
time of game, 1885; attendance, 80; UNI
pire, Figgmeier.
Notes of the Game.
The third and last game of the set
with the Toledo team will be played at
Lexington park this afternoon. Miller
will work for the Saints, Mcneil for
the visitors.
The cold weather made yesterdays
crowd the banner small crowd Of the
season.
Four of the Toledo players landed on
Stimmel in row in the first inning,
and the last nit was a hree-sacker,
but the big fellow refused to feel dis
couraged, and after that bad round the
scoring was checked.
German pitched fast game up to
the fifth. Nine men faced the Toledo
pitcher in this round, but with proper
support he would have made better
showing.
For a new one the tall youngster,
Mitchell, is showing in fine style. He
did not miss chance at bat, and in
his three tries collected two singles and
three sacker.
Jerry Hurley has one of the great
est arms to be found in the American
association backstop department. Hur-
ley rarely makes mess of his whips
to the bases and gets the ball away
with the least apparent effort. j. Hur-
ley also has a wise head under that st.
Paul bonnet.
One again it must be said that Char
lie Ferguson is one of the few star
players of the association. Ferguson
is not only a winning pitcher, but he
can play any other position and play 1T
right. Ferguson helps considerable in
spelling the idea that pitchers cannot
hit. A three sacker and single yes
terday.
Ned Egan played another good game
at third. Egan only drew fielding
chances, but the chances were all hard
ones and he cared for them without
break. He batted 500 for the after
noon.
Higgins had a busy time at second
taking care of eleven chances without
a bobble. Several of the chances were
nasty ones, but the little fellow went
after everything. His stop Of Mitch
ellis line drive, that looked good for
two bases, made in time to make the
fielder hurry to reach first in safety
was one of the sensational features Of
the afternoon.
Manager Mike Kelley's condition was
reported much improved yesterday and
the big first baseman declares that he
will be in the game this afternoon. The
fans appreciate Kelley's work and
want him back, but they would prefer
to see him wait few days before
turning out for more hard work.
Not Hard for Columbus.
Columbus secured nine runs and eleven
hits off Terrence in two innings in Min
neapolis yesterday, and piled up a lead
that the Millers could not reach. Both
Terrence and Curtis were withdrawn
from the box early In the game, after
having ben pounded all over the lot. Col
umbus scored six in the fourth and held
the lead to the finish adding two in the
ninth. In the ninth, Minneapolis made a
squirt and succeeded in scoring three
times Score: