The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-16

Urged on by 247 enthusiastic fanatics
Mike Kelleys troupe of MANNED ones
eased it into the Cowmen. Score, 5
to 1.
The one scored by the Blues was
all due to mistake. Fortunate Jones
was the mistake. Fortunate is a small
colored boy with large ripper feet. He
is also butcher boy. Archie Stimmel
saw the ripper feet carrying a con-
slgnment of purp meat to the home of
the park watch dog and delayed the
delivery. Fortunate was offered 1 cent
minute to sit on the bench with the
Saints and do a mascot act Fortunate
earned cents. While he was working
the Cowmen scored their one. Stimmel
discharged the mascot.
The two gatherings of 25O or less at
the games of the Cowmen series spoil
all chance of following out the gray
pants-for- umpires theory. Mr.. Fore
man is doing the best he can and
comes on daily in the gray prop COW
erers, but the bare spots in the big
stands appear to depress the former
comedian. Another afternoon like yes
terday and Mr.. Foreman will appear in
complete uniform of blue by request.
Chech in Real Form.
G. Chech directed the spreading of
the salve over that 10 to wound. c.
Chech also draws rations at the hos
pital, but the pitcher refused to think
of the big piece of meat separated from
his right thigh in a slide through the
dirt at second. If it had not been for
Fortunate Jones it might have been a
no-hit record for the young man. While
Fortunate rested his flippers under the
Saints bench Grady and Lewee laced
out singles. Fortunate was given his
time and the hit list rested.
AS Southpaw Mcdonald has retired
to his country home in Moberly, No.
to doctor up case Of ague, Dale Gear
forgets his manager role every third
day and helps out the twirling staff
1t was Dale'S turn and he started like
a real one. For time he looked good
for the limit, but it all changed in the
third.
Jawnie Rothfuss helped the start by
trying to stab ball with his spikes
while standing on his ear and one hand.
Chech opened this round by flying out.
Geier singled and stole second. billiard
sent a high one to Elmer Smith. Spike
Shannon, remembering the sprint COM
PEELED by Rothfuss in the Cogan af-
fair, laced one to right. ROthfuSS start
ed to move under it, but his feet inter
fered. Nance recovered the ball in
time to hold Shannon at second. Geier
came round. Ferguson raped out a
single and Shannon beat the ball back
to the plate.
Blues Score Run.
AT this stage Fortunate Jones start
ed to earn fast money. Beville famed
but Grady raped for one. Nance
| moved him up on an infield out. Lewee
sent one through billiard and Lynch
| and Grady came in with the only one
With Fortunate discharged, Hurley
| singled in the fifth. He tried to steal
and made the second out of the round
Lynch drew a base. Chech hit for
two and the little Robert came in. Loud
and prolonged applause from the Notre
Dame delegation of four in the stand
In the ninth Shannon hit for a base
! or rather hit to Mike Grady. Gear was
busy thinking about the near approach
of the return home and forgot to cover
| Grady said afterwards that he thought
| the manager knew the game. When
| the ball was brought back Shannon
| was at second.
Ferguson hit to Lewee, and Shannon
was stopped at third. Here Mr.. Fore
man contributed one of his fierce de-
cisions. Lumley forced Ferguson and
| Higgins singled. Hurley clouted one
| for three. Lynch ended it with fly tC
| LeWee. Score: