The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-04

BY starting one hour ahead of time
the mean and humble Mud Hens sue
ceeded in forgetting all about the lob
ster championship and played like real
spangle wearers. Mr.. Mock and his
south side movement assisted consid-
cradle. So did A. StimmeI. Ike Slette
brought the remnants back to their
place in the second part and we are
able to announce the capture of the fag
end of the double bill. Scores: to 8
and IL to 0.
Southpaw Mock, who is earning ex-
ira money subbing as an outfielder
while G. Strobel advertises extensively
in the Ohio backwoods weeklies for a
shortstop to take the place of the bar
red Owens, worked at his regular trade
in the beginning end of the bill and
showed quite muscular. When the
Saints swatted they swatted hard, but
the big fellow only turned loose five
safe ones and in spreading these his
work was rough only in the middle
round. Here two doubles, one behind
the other, almost aroused the enthusi-
astic fanatics.
A Stimmel started bad and finished
ditto. Between the start and the fin
ish Stimmel sandwiched seven goose
eggs, but the. start and finish were
enough. In the beginning inning the
tall twirler appeared to favor long,
hard clouts. In the finishing round he
played the festive base on balls as a
favorite.
SIette Is Strong.
After the rest Ike Slette had things
all his own way. In this part the
Saints gave the young man from Hal
stead, Mimi, the proper grade of as
Sistance. Checkers Lundblum started
off for the Hens and his work bore
striking likeness to the part of his
name coming after Lund. Checkers is
carried by Mr.. Strobe1 to prove that
Toledo got something from Cleveland
for the kidnapping of Pitcher Joss.
Lundbum worked for three innings
and the Saints piled up nine TALES.
Unfortunately, just as the players
were warming up to things in the third
c. Ferguson, acting third baseman,
almost amputated the Lundbum throw
ing hand with a line drive, and Reddy
CogsweIl was celled to the rescue
With Cogswen in the Saints were
handicapped. Kleinow's red mop of
hemp bobbing up and down the line
between short and second was bad
bristle completely spoiled the batting
eyes. Lumley was the only immune.
Busy watching Kleinow, he famed FIVE
times before CogswelI broke in. With
the two warm heads he did not know
which to watch, and raped out a
two sacker that moved two off the
paths.
The Hens started right on the jump
in the first part. Meany raped one
of Stimmels for two sacks and Burns
singled. The two worked a double
steal, Meany sliding under Peirce at
the plate. Turned drew a base. Klein
ow hunted and kicked the bunt. Figg-
meier called him out for trying to
play the game with his feet. Gilks
singled to center and Shannon let the
ball through his legs. Burns and Tur-
ner tailed. Gilks went to third Smith
drove a long one to center and Gilks
scored. Ferguson got under CogswelPs
attempt and ended the trouble
First Chance in Fourth.
The Saints got their first chance in
the Fourth. Shannon raped one to
left and COgsWell misjudged it. 1t was
good for two sacks. Spike lifted third
and scored, while Kleinow stopped
Higgins at first.
In the middle round the Saints pull
ed up close behind. Kelley bumped out
a two-sacker and PIERCE repeated the
trick. Kelly scored. Marcan's high