The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-08-07

Slated for two weeks tour through
the rough and rocky end of tIS- teaguJA
the Saints rounded off their at-hOme
series with a wild outburst of Swats.
1t took the Kelley men just three in
ningS to make H. SouthpaW Bailey,
the main prop of the Bryce No. 2 COM
pany, look sad affair, and during the
rest of the afternoon Mr.. McMakin,
late of the borough of Brooklyn, learn
ed to hate the sight of a uniform bear
ing the G. Lennon brand. Score, 10
to 8.
With the Indians dropping them
with a regularity that pains Sage
Watkins, the Saints needed this game
Second place now looks good to the
Kelley men, and the team will en-
deavor to hitch up one before return
ing to Lexington. If Looieville will
only hesitate we may even draw
chance to cheer the champions.
II. Bailey enjoyed just one peaceful
round. In the second and third the
Saints whacked him for eight safe
ones, two of them doubles and one
three sacker. Then the main prop
found a seat beside the perspiring wa
ter butt. Not caring to make any
more useless sacrifices, Cap'n Fox
permitted the Brooklyn battery to con-
tinue on to the finish.
StimmeI Started Bad.
A. Stimmel, in the language of the
war reporter had the situation we'll
in hand, though Archibald was one
round late in making his clutch.
Stimmel issued a pass and had a hard
time trying to step on the attempted
sacrifices. All this, coupled with
beautiful heave and a clean rap for
base, gave the Senators the two that
they worried along on until near the
finish.
T. Turner's frame is slow in settling
back into shape, and Can'n Fox was
again compelled to shift the settings.
II. Bailey being the leading man, re-
fuses to work with understudies, and
Cap'n Fox took the wind pad and muz-
zle away from the receiving end of the
Brooklyn team. AS the leading man
lasted quick, Fox resigned his position
and Mr.. Fuller joined Mr.. McMakin in
the points
Working behind the plate Cap'n Fox
allowed H. O'Hagan to remain at the
first bag. j. Hart worked second and
IVor Wagner, pitcher, understudied for
Turner. c. Wagner continued to boot
them at short. With all these Wag-
ners in the troupe T. Bryce should
have good thing with the sleeping
car company.
The farewell performance looked a
freeze at the getaway. Hart, the first
senator up, drew pass and Hendricks
sacrificed. McFarlan poked one at
Stimmel and the big fellow tried to hit
Kelley on the toes. Kelley spoke
harshly to the pitcher, and not taking
chances Stimmel held O'Hagan's bunt,
While the man who worked in a triple
play with the Giants Sprinted to first
l. Wagner singled and McFarlan
tailed. Knoll flew out and so did the
other Wagner.
Saints Score One.
Shannon hit for base in the Saints
part and stole second. Higgins sin
gled and the center fielder scored.
Daugherty flew out and H. Bailey still
looked good.
Kelley whacked out a drive for one
in the second, but Hurley forced him.
Z. wagner tried to make it a double
ana Hurley went to the middle corner
on the heave. Marcan was walked.
Geler hit for two bases and the two on
the paths scored.
With Lumley out, in the third, Hug
gins bumped three sacker. Daugh-
erty waited for a slow trot to first.
Kelley singled. Huggins tailed. Hur-
ley hit for two bases and Daugherty
and Kelley came round. Marcan rap
ped out base hit and Hurley scored.
Four for the round
Mr.. McMakin appeared as the man
to save the game when the fourth
opened and the Saints immediately
raised three bumps on McMakin. One
good clean jolt would have done it, but
with three on the bases Daugherty
popped one up for c. Wagner, Kelley
forced Shannon at the plate and with
three still waiting J. Hurley famed
!darcan singled in the fifth and
Stimmel did likewise. Geier hit for
three bases and it was easy. Lumley
sent one to Hendricks and Geier beat
the throw-in. c. Wagner and /. Wag-
ner tried to tell Mr. Figgmeier that
Geier was hasty in his departure from
the third bag, but the jumps said he
did not see it. Geier could have scor-
ed anyhow for Higgins laced out a
two Sacker.
The only other incident worthy OF
note was the Senator's third tallv
Three singles with pass mixed in
did the business in the eighth. Two
got on in the ninth, but there was
nothing doing. Score:
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