The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-09

Wilmot. # 9 9
Grant Grant, 2b ;': ..:.:::..: Q 3 : .
Curley, SIS .......... !
oporer, p ......... !
"Quillin' ............ 0 0 0
:. Totals ......;..:..ss 2 9 27 Ii,
M ri PaH5 i, i : 6
Two base hits, Lynch. Byers. Cogan;
sacrifice hits. R. Lynch, Ferguson; stolen
bases, Higgins, Curley, Phyie: Lally;
a S Struck 1c oa out o BY Ferguson sporeP by
Sporer, Hurley 2; wild pitch, Sporer;
double plays. Wilmot to Byers; Curley to
Grant to Werden; Wilmot to Phyle to
Curley; left on bases, Minneapolis 8;
st. Paul 6; time of game, $40; attendance,
LOO; umpire, Haskell.
Notes of the Game.
The Saints will play the second game
or the Nlcollet park series at Minneapolis
this afternoon. Stimmel will work for
the Saints, Figgmeier for the MillerS. Ka-
toll may be sent in to fight Stimmel.
Sporer issued four bases on balls yes
terday. Almost every one issued proved
costly. 1t might have been different II
the Saints had listened to the official al
wiser and swatted at the first ball pitched
Wilmot switched his batting list Grant
was dropped and Lynch and ByerS were
moved up. The change was good one
yesterday for Lynch secured a double MS
first time up and a single later. ByerS
collected a double and single.
If the Millers meet up with batting
streak there will be an awful wreck along
the track. The MillerS are playing a
fast fielding game, but hits, when hits
are needed, are scarce.
In the fifth. when Cogan hit for two
bases, he refused to hit at the first ball
pitched. He waited for a good one. The
the Saints had the score tide.
Lynch almost made grand-Stand
catch of Cogan's two sacker. After hard
run he knocked the ball down with his
mitt and grabbed at it with his other
hand. Just then he stumbled and the
ball dropped to the ground.
Little Bobbie Lynch played fast field
ing game. played He took care OF ey-
cry drive his way and made pretty whips
to Kelley. His error came at the finish
when he dropped Ferguson's throw.
Lumley was in uniform, but did not
play The right fielder's ankle is still in
bad shape, but he may go in the game
this afternoon.
structor, the suggestion that the players
who are drawing salary for what they
know about tho game be permitted to use
their own judgment in their attempts to
win for ST. Paul might be offered.
With Curley and Grant taking care of
the middle of the Miller infield, it is
hard for the fast men on the paths. Grant
day. Curley, although he collected an err
ror, took care OF a number or hard
chances.
Little Quillin. the Saltwater player, was
sent in to bat for Sporer at the finish,
but the best he could do was a nigh one
that Higgins got under.
Haskell erred in the second when he
called Higgins out at the plate. Byers
has not touched Higgins for that out yet,
and the little fellow did not run out of
line in starting his slide for the plate.
Louisville Still Winning.
LOUISVILLE KY, July S.-The Tole-
dos outbatted Louisville, but could not
hit when hits would have made runs. At
tendance, $3.50. Score:
Louisville ....112OO O1oO-5 5
Toledo ;:.i:O 2 0 0 @ 10 2
and Kleinow; left on bases, Louisville s,
Toledo 5; two-base hit, Flournoy; three
base hit, Schaub; double play. Tannehill
out, by McNeal L; stolen bases, Flournoy
3, Cannon, Tannehill, KerWin; bases on
balls, by Mcneil 5, by Kerwin l; time,
hours; umpire, Tindill.
Indians Beat Columbus.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July S.-Hogriev-
er cleaned off the sacks with home drive
in the third inning. three runs being
Melted. Sharp hitting behind a battery
misplay gave the run that won. Score
d coiumbpS *. 20 Q 9 Q 6YO-5
Batteries-Suthoff and Matthews, Bal
ley and G. Fox; base on balls, by Suthoff
8, by Bailey /; struck out, by Suthoff 2,
by Bailey l; two-base hits, Suthoff, Nc
Farlan; three-base hits, McFarIan; home
run, Hogriever; sacrifice hits, Suthoff,
Wagner, Green; double play, Fox
to O'Brien to kim; stolen bases, Coulter
Knoll; left on bases, Indianapolis 7, Col
umbus Z; umpire, Ward; time, 1885; at
tendance, 1,018.
Elliott Pitches Great Game.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July .S.-Elliott
pitched a great game, and but for a
misjudged fly in the first inning would
have shut the visitors out. Attendance
400. Score:
R.H. E.
Kansas City.::S 0 0 Q %
Batteries, Elliott and Cross, Foreman
and Beville; earned runs. Milwaukee q
two-base hits Smith, Thomas, Sheibeck
base on balls, off Elliott 3, off Foreman 4
| stolen bases, A. Mcbride, Sheibeck 2
Lewee, 5PThiel struck out, by Elliott g. by
Foreman 10; left on bases, Milwaukee Is
Kansas City 6; umpire, Francis; time, ;
hours.