The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-06

just before the Jackson trouble, Mr..
promised that the fine would go
Foreman promised that the fine would
go through to Hickey, and Jimmie Will
be shy five on the pext time check
Schafley started the doings that led
Mr.. Cantillon into believing that the
leaders were pulling farther away
from the team right behind them. Aft
er the Saints had splintered the belief,
Mr. Cantillon sought the cooling shade
of the bus. Away from the madden
ing turmoil, Joseph talked heated
words to himself. Since Mr.. Hickey
drew that one hundred bill from the
Milwaukee treasury the manager has
been exercising most wonderful self
control.
Schafley hit bad one to Shannon
and beat the ball to second base. DON
ahue SINGLED and Schafiey scored.
Wood hit one and beat it to first, DON
ahue going to third. Unglaub hit and
Donahue and Wood came in. Hemp
hill sacrificed and Unglaub scored
while Schaefer was stopping Dunleavy
at first. Ganley went out from Geier
to Kelley. Four runs.
With Kelley out in the second, the
Saints started to take back the big
end of the affair. Wheeler singled and
Sullivan sent him in with two-Sack-
err. Ferguson hit for one and Sullivan
came round. Geier raped one over
second and Ferguson hurried in. Mere
dith got the throw-in and held Geier
at first. Spike Shannon jolted one
for half the diamond and Geier tailed.
jackson singled to left and Shannon
hurried around. Meredith this time
got the throw-in and whipped it to
first. Mr. Foreman called Jackson out.
This was very bum decision. Schaef-
er flew out to HemphiI and ended the
round.
The two teams rolled along to the
sixth before there was anything more
doing. Then, with one gone. Mere
dith walked Ferguson and Charles
Chester chased in on P. Geier's two
sacker. Right here P Geier drops from
this narrative. Phil tried to stretch
the drive, and Mr.. Meredith, once more
knocking down the throw to the plate,
got Geier at third. Mr.. Foreman call
ed him out. Geier intended to kick,
and, anticipating the remark, Mr..
Foreman threw him out. Shannon
sent a high one to Viox and the scor-
ing stopped.
In the seventh Mr.. Meredith was
boosted from the slab by a collection
of bunts that filed the paths before
anyone had been retired. Jackson SIN
gled and Schaefer laid down a bunt
that bothered Meredith. Higgins
dumped another down toward third
base and the checker whipped the ball
to third too late to get Jackson. With
the paths filled, Kelley laced long
single and Jackson and Schaefer scor-
ed. Wheeler flew out to Ganley and
Sullivan gave Bob Woods a high foul.
Dunleavy flew out as the opening
of the eighth and Ganley drew a base.
Viox singled and Ganley went to Sec
ond. Meredith hit to Wheeler and
Viox. was stopped at second. Schafiey
hit tc right and Ganley scored. jack
son tried to cut Meredith off at third
and threw to the grand stand, Mere
dith scoring. Donahue flew out.
In the ninth Wood went out, Fergu-
son to Kelley, and Unglaub hit to
jackson. Jackson's thumb was knocked
out of joint and he dropped the ball.
Hemphill flew out to Shannon, but
Dunleavy singled and two were on
the bases. Ganley ended it with one
that Wheeler scooped up and shot to
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