The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-02

Earned runs, st. Paul 2; two-base hits,
Geler, PIERCE; three-base hits, Shannon.
Turner; sacrifice hits. Shannon. Chech,
guson, Lumley, Higgins base on balls,
off Hughey /; struck out, by Ferguson,
Smith. Kleinow; double plays, Shannon to
left on bases, st. Paul 9, Toledo Z; time
Of game. 1888; attendance, 61S; umpire,
FiSgmeier.
Notes of the Game.
This afternoon the Saints play the
second game of the series with Toledo
Chech or Slette will work for the
Saints. Mock may go in for the Hens.
After taking three out of four from
the Louisville team, one of the two
played with Indianapolis, and the first
with the Mud Hens. the Saints nave a
right to demand support more respec-
table than has been furnished since
Louisville left town. Milwaukee and
Kansas City may have slumped in at
tendance, but the st. Paul fans have
no right to talk about it.
The Saints played fast ball yester-
day afternoon, despite the crippled
condition of the team, and fair-minded
fans know that all roasting was un-
called for. Despite this fact, a large
delegation of knockers" welded the
hammer all afternoon. Support like
list of dead baseball towns.
Ferguson is heading rapidly for the
big league. The big blonde twirIer is
pitching winning ball, and he is driv-
ing out safe ones like a Lajoie. He
had everything and from the start
Toledo had no chance.
Determined to stop the reckless
knocking" that has been going on
ever since the team returned home.
the management elected a bleacherite
from the grounds. President Lennon
declares that he is willing to allow
the fans respectable latitude, but while
the team is playing winning ball he
will not permit them TO pick out any
individual player as a target for at
tacks
Kelley dropped Meaney's high one in
the eighth. The manager had been
playing fast ball from the start, but
several vicious ones in the bleachers
forgot this and began to abuse him.
Following the instructions of the man
agement, Groundkeeper Neff rendered
a man who had called Kelley a "fat
head" the price of his admission and
ordered him from the grounds.
The newspaper men were ordered by
several excitable ones to turn and
''roast" the st. Paul players, especially
Manager Kelley;Sfor sending this man
from the grounds. The excitable ones
declared that the time to say things
about the team had arrived. AS the
Saints BANKED the Toledo team 5 to 0,
and as every man on the st. Paul team
played to win from start to finish, the
newspaper men failed to see things
through the eyes of the exc1table ones.
A number of fans have picked Man
ager Kelley out as their special mark.
Kelley has worked hard to give st.
Paul winning ball, and now with the
team in a crippled condition, he de-
serves words of praise and not abuse
for holding st. Paul up next to Indian
apolis and Louisville.
Little Higgins had a busy time with
the stick. The little fellow raped out
four singles in his four times up.
Marcan played fast game at short,
and landed hard on the ball, but he
failed to drive them safe yesterday.
Shannon almost worked in an unas-
sisted double play. Spike pulled down
Hughey's drive to center and sprinted
to beat Mock to the second bag. Mock
had good start and Spike was com
PEELED to throw to Higgins.
Toledo played a fast game, though
handicapped by the absence of their
regular shortStop and outf1elder. Mock,
one of the pitchers, played the field,
and KleinoW, one of the backStOpS,
worked at short.
Ferguson had loads of control, and
during the afternoon refused to allow
a single base on balls. Turner's three
sacker was the only real clout that the
Toledo bunch secured.
For a pitcher Mock did real we'll in
the outfeld, and also with the stick.
He moved up in Ferguson's class as a
hitting pitcher by landing on the ball
for three singles.
Columbus Beats the MiIers.
Four hits off Sporer in the ninth gave
Columbus three runs and the game in
Minneapolis. Phyle, Grant and Werden
worked a fast double play in the ninth.
In the locals half Of the ninth Wilmot
made a three-bagger, but was left at
third. Score:
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