The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-29
st. Paul 100 0 / 4 0 / 81
Louisville 81 0 3 %

two-base hits, Higgins, billiard; three
rifice hit, schriver; double plays, shannon
to Peirce, Ferguson to- Kelley to Marcan;
stolen 3aSes Shannon schrivef Z Bon m
siette 2, off Kerwin 3; wild vic ' bitches,
Slette 2; passed ball. PIERCE; struck out,
by Slette. Flournoy, by Ferguson.
SStehriver; innings pitched. by slette 6, by
son 4; left on bases, st. Paul 5; Louis
vile 5; time of game. 2 hours; attend
ance, SIS; umpire, Figgmeier
NOTES OF THE GAME.
This afternoon the Saints open series
with Indianapolis the team now push
ing Louisville hard for the head position
The Saints helped indianapolis by pulling
Louisville down, and now they will en-
deavOr to help out the Colonies.
Three out of four from the leaders
would indicate that the Saints are again
back in form and playing winning ball.
Pitcher Slette, who worked for the
Saints yesterday, was the recognized star
of the Northern league. this season, SIette
worked with the Cavaliar team. His
work yesterday proved that he can be
made a pitcher of marked ability.
ed through the Northern league season
with Ned Egans Winnipeg team. Mar
cans two errors were wild heave and
the muff of high foul Despite the two
muddles he played a fast, heady fielding
game and showed strong man with the
stick.
Manager Kelley has still another new
player with the team. Pitcher Bartos a
form, and may be worked in the game
with the Indians this afternoon.
Figgmeier was fierce as an umpire yes
terday: He gave ISlette the worst of it
several times on balls and strikes, and
spoiled a sensa tional double that Mar
can was trying to push through by call
ing man safe when he was tagged at
least foot from the bag. Several other
base decisions were very bad.
Clymer's three-sacker was drive that
got by Shannon. Wearing sun glasses,
his hurry to head it off he slipped and
almost fell. Before he could recover the
ball was by him.
Phil Geier played another fast game
player. and if Marcan listens to the lit
tie fellows coaching, the Saints infield
will be again stone wall
During the series here the Louisville
team looked like a leading team just
once-in the l to shutout game. The
Colonels claim that the team is Grip
pied, but the Saints are even more bad
Iy crippled, and at that outplayed the
leaders.
Camel came out yesterday to join the
Colonies. The big fellow was too tired
to go in yesterday, but may appear in the
game at Minneapolis today.
The fans had a merry time with Ker-
win. Clymer, Schriver and the other Col
onelS. A fan in the grand stand knew
and he hurt Kerwin's feelings by contin-
ually calling him the Rip Van Wrinkle
pitcher ..
Young Kerns, who played in the first
game Sunday, was not out yesterday.
Kerns has no desire to enter the profess
sional ranks, and only appeared Sunday
to help the home team out of a hole AS
Ferguson appeared in uniform, he retired
from the game.
Another Pitchers Battle
Yesterdays game in Minneapolis with
indianapolis was another pitchers bat
tie, with Katoll and Williams as the
opposing pitchers. Williams was poor in
the fifth, the locals getting three runs
Phyle's home run in the sixth clinched