The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-28
Special TO The Globe.

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COLUMBUS. Ohio April 27.-The Grim
Diamond of the United Order of Baseball
Rioters rooted today as they never root
Cd before and, when Daniel Shay at
tempted to declare himself in the fourth
round, the honorable president and the
plain members of the diamond demanded
the shOrtstOp's relegation to the outside
but all this was not enough, and when
the sun began pushing into the sink the
Johnnie Grim heroes looked plain ball
tossers for the fine and dandy 1000 stand
ing in the percent column was no more.
1t was a great game and the members
of the Grim diamond and the others had
a lovely time. The George Washington
checkers at the Bryce park ANNOUNCED,
after the recount, that 10O03 fanatics
had assisted IN swelling the gate money.
The extra three We're from Toledo, and
they came all the way hoping to See the
Kelley band punished for the several IN
cidents in Strobels team. The three will
wait over for the gate tomorrow
j. Grim's lawmakers tried hard to show
how delighted they We're with the Won
derful turnout of the fanatics, and there
was much noise in the first round, for
the Senators started after Charlie Chech
For a time it looked like a pursuit to the
tan timbers. and the Grim hirelings
checked up three counters for their part
Of the first. Loud shouts and cheers
from the order of rooters.
Phillip Geier wasted one of the official
balls purchased by Mr.. Bryce by Iaclng
it hard enough to give the small boys On
the outside chance and this was the
only counter for the Kelley band in the
first four rounds of excitement.
Senator Evans was blamed for forget
ting to do a bit Of fielding in the fifth,
but the Tlay could not be called back
and five singles gave the Saints three
more. All this left the Kelley band but
one to the bad and they were still going.
d. Shay had been chased outside the
fence, but Spike Shannon moved in to
the second sack and Spike worked very
well.
Senator Daniel Lally swatted for three
sacks in the seventh, and came the rest
of the way on an infield hit, all Of which
hut Kelley and mis- followers We're just
starting and they came right back with
brace of singles and a two-sacller. The
score was tied in knot when the dust
died down.
In the eighth the Bryce employees had
anOther chance to save the 1000 rating.
After two were listed as useless efforts
Senator Hart landed hard against a
Chech bender and got around to the third
sack. Meaney thought of the rating ami
hit for one base. Senator Hart galloped
minute.
Then the props came out from under
the COB of gloom. g. Chech, after watch
ing one Saint put to the bad, clouted out
a three-sacker. and P billiard singled.
Pierce made the afternoon assume a dark
and dreary look for the travellers but
M. Kelley landed on one for base. Spike
Shannon did likewise, and also did one
Iumley. who has been very busy since
the season opened.
The little collection gave the Saints
four and then the Senators stopped.
They did not want to, but G. Chech and
the others made it one, two, three in a
row, and the scorer used an mark to
indicate that the Saints declined to use
their last try with the stick. The score: