The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-24


Columbus at Toledo.
indianapolis at Louisville.
Things happened to Charlie Chech
in the third round and the hope of
making it two straight from the Blues
peacefully expired. Score, to 8.
For two innings Charlie had every
thing and used all of them. Mr.. d.
Stuart contributed a base on balls,
but otherwise Chech's record was I'M
defled. Then c. Mcdonald, encourag-
ed by the wild applause contributed
by the delegation from Kansas City,
Mo, started in with a rap for base.
Chech and D. Stuart walked Beville
to first, and with two on Willie Nance
slapped one for two bags. NJ. Grady,
not satisfied with all this, caught the
ball on the beak and never stopped his
sprint until tackled at third by Bill
Wolfe. Three runs in. Enthusiastic
shouts from the Kansas City visitors.
Game Looked Good.
Before this mad time the game
promised to be another entertaining
struggle. c. Mcdonald used select
assortment of side-wheeIers and
though the dark haired young man
permitted several swats there was
nothing doing. The Blues behing Nc
Donald played a fast fielding game,
and this helped considerable.
Mr.. Stuart's laundry arrived yester-
day morning and the new jumps ap-
peared wearing a clean shirt and a
stern look in addition to his opening
day costume. Anxious to win Mr.
Stuart over to the Blues side, C. Nc
Donald, M. Grady and B. Theil at
tempted to use the new shirt for
towel, but the new jumps wisely re-
membered the buttons on his coat and
may be able to make the linen last
until tonight. Having won much
prominence by pulling Willie Chase's
nose while with the Des Moines team,
B. Theil acted real bold. The worm
will turn some day.
Mcdonald Was Lucky.
Considering all things, c. Mcdonald
get through with his win greatly as
sisted by straight unadulterated luck.
In the second round the Saints started
after the southpaw and it looked like
place on the pine plank for a few
moments. Higgins opened with
single and Kelley poked one to right
PIERCE famed and Marcan was passed
With the bases filled Chech and Geier
had chance, but Chech sent one up
Tor LeWee and Geier poked a bounder
at Grady for the end of the round.
Then the Blues turned loose their
bunch of three. The Saints passed the
third with the start still missing and
the Gear band used the fourth for an
other tally. Smith started 1t with q
single, McAndrews moved him up and
b. Theil sent him in with the second
safe one of the round
Singles by Geier, Shannon and Lum-
ley gave the Saints their first one in
the middle round. billiard forced Shan
non and unable to hasten his limp. Pat
only reached third when Lumley laced
out his clout.
More Scores in the Sixth.
Smith went out in the sixth and Nc
ANDREWS caught one on the arm for
q walk to first. Theil singled and Nc
andrews, who had stolen second, scor-
ca. Mcdonald hit to Higgins and at
tempting to make it a double Higgins
cropped the ball. Rothfuss flew out
put BeVllle raped base hit and Theil
tailed.
With two in the dump the Saints
STARTED a trouble time in the seventh
LeWee bungled billiards. drive and
Lumley sent the left fielder in with a
Two Sacker. Higgins singled and I,um-
ley scored. Kelley hit for a base and
two were on. Peirce ended the chance
going out McAndrews to Grady.
A sacrifice and a base sandwiched in
between two singles gave the RIues
their concluding run in the eighth
Score: SA1AA'