The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-13


BY budding four of their eleven bingles
bers pulled up even. Then ii. Lumiey
clouted one hard, and the COB of gloom
sun pushes down upon the beer gardens.
The sojourn of the brew meisters in
our town is not proving as pleasant as
was anticipated when the band started
two handed Inc Saints during the last
tour of the provinces. w. Clingman and
the others thought they saw a chance
They get one more look this afternoon,
and then they fight it out with the
Millers. II it does not rain during the
next four days it looks like great rejoic
union.
For battered up troupe. the Saints
are doing quite well thank you. P. Dill
chasing the high foul, is thinking Sc
riously of remaining at the third corner,
and p. Geier is working hard to increase
the Wlggle area of the injured thumb.
r. Cogan is still sprinting about the sand
dunes in left, but he refuses to listen to
the billiard ambitions.
Foreman Was Wrong.
Mr.. Foreman starred as the prize UNI
pire OF the association. Mr. Foreman did
fall down when he called Bobbie Lynch
out at second, and again when he called a.
third strike on the h.ule shortsop, but
then some unthinking fanatic in the
stands referred in loud tone to the mon
key Character of the past that Mr.. For
man Is now Inanfully trying to live down,
and the umpire appeared nervous for two
full rounds Fanatics should be more
considerable even with an umpire.
When the affair opened it looked sad
afternoon for Artie Herman, the listleSs
one C. Chech opened in his usual good
form and worried along until the eighth.
1T used TO be the ninth with Chech, but
he has now moved the bad round up one
notch. This move helps, for it gives the
Saints another chance. Lumley used the
chance yesterday and DUNCAN was all
tired out when he started the bali back
The Saints started the collection with
out wasting time. r. Cogan was the first
up and ripped enc for three bases. Cogan
could have made it a complete loop, but
he stubbed his toe on a sand hill in the
practice and this interfered with his
the alderman and Cogan walked in on the
two-Sacker. Shannon sacrificed Kelley
flew out but Lumley and Huggings sin
gled and billiard scored.
Brewers Score in the Second.
The Stein Grabbers got their first in
the second. Schiebeck singled and two
errors let him get around.
Shannon raped one in the third, but
and Gross heaved the BAH to center D Sef KEN
ley started for third. and A. Mcbride
heaved to the other Mcbride. The other
Mcbride pulled away from the heave and
Kelley came in.
A. Mcbride opened the eighth with a
single. Runlle followed with a haste for
Two SdChS. "A. McBTlQ6 scored, Scnl6-
beck laced one and Runkle came around.
a. Herman singled with two gone, and
Schiebeck tried to score from second.
shannon sent pretty one to the plate,
and Schiebeck knew he would only soil
the suit by sliding.
All this tied things up. The Saints
went one, two, three in their part of the
eighth. and the beer men did it in their
part of the ninth.
Lumley and the slightly improved an
kle llmped for the start of the Saints
ninth try. The third one was the right
one and the ball looked the size of a
mustard seed as it faded from view in
DUNCAN started the relay back the crowd
was leaving the park. The score: