The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-18

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Having seen the pillow stuffing yank-
ed from two of his seasoned Mud Hen
twirlers by the relentless Saints, Acting
Manager Robert Sardines Schaub, in a
last frantic effort to crack up the WIN
ming streak of the leaders, trotted out
a tender SQUAD named Dorm. While
Charlie Chech was smearing five SWats
through the nine rounds the squad
only permitted seventeen SAFE ones
and with the minds of the LOBSTER
champions still fixed on Mr.. Strobels
bunch of cans 1t was a shame 10 90 1t.
Score, 10 to 2.
Since Mr. Sehaub has been starring
as chief of the lobster champs the
bunch has played five games. They
have also lost five, and Schaub is al
ready beginning to turn red. 1t sWells
one up to be able to issue the orders,
but being out on the firing line, like the
ice that fell out Of the wine pail, is not
what it's cracked up to be.
Mr.. Schaub appreciates all this and
is now sorry that he listened to the
call. He has fed ginger pop and high
" spiced foods to the flock since as
Stunning command, but every time the
unfortunates hear a tray rattle at their
beanery they recall StrobePs tfnwara
department and this destroys the effect
of the hot things. Hard luck.
JdIueS JdChSOH WASAE
his ash stick and John L. Sullivan's
safe arrival at first, afte rbeing chased
back to the plate by First Disher Tur-
ner were the more prominent features
of the affair.
Jackson. being brought UP in Phila-
delphia, failed to enthuse when the
club was informed that the man col
1ecting the most hits during this at
home series would draw a case of
hut o. n
his batting average. Yesterday morn
ing the wine offer was corrected, and
now reads two cases Of rye for the
prize sticker. This looked different to
Jimmie, and in his anxiety to catch up
with the leaders he wasted one only
chance in his five times up. Having
spent several years in Kentucky Eddie
Wheeler also hurried and gathered In
two singles and a double.
A Peculiar Play.
J. Sullivan's brilliant exhibition Of
how ball tosser can use his noodle
came in the closing round. Mr.. Sulli-
vans safe arrival at first after being
chased up and down between the plate
and the beginning bag caused much
comment, but Mr.. Haskell declared it
was all right, and as the other parties
interested failed to protest we don't
care.
This is how it happened. With Flour
noy and Wheeler put on second and
first by two singles, Sullivan hit a
short one to Turner. Flournoy and
Wheeler moved along while Turner
came in to get Sullivan on the line.
The catcher began to back up and Tur-
ner chased him toward the plate. Evil
IDENTIFY fearing that Sullivan would
reach the plate and stand on it Turner
threw to Kleinow and Sullivan started
back. Honus threw the ball to Turner,
but it hit Sullivan, anu the catcher
reached first before Turner recovered
1t. F'lournoy scored during the excite
ment.
Geier started business in the run line
in the opening round. Philip soaked
one for two sacks, and William Porter
Shannon sacrificed him to third. Squah
Dorm heaved high one and Geier came
in on the wild pitch
There was nothing more doing until
the Hens end of the fourth. Owens
got the second hit off Chech and it was
double. HonuS Kleinow sacrificed
and, with Owens on third, Schaub
raped long one to Shannon Owens
beat the throw in
The Saints came back in their part
and gathered in a pair of TALES. Jack.
son doubled and Schaefer walked
Higgins moved the two up with a
sacrifice, and FIournoy got them in
with long single.
The down began to come off the
SQUAD in large tufts in the sixth. AS a
starter Jackson missed one chance to
get the rye, but with Jackson out
Schaefer singled. That's about all he
did, as he tried to stretch the drive
and was thrown out at second
With two down Higgins singled and
stole the only base that got away from
Kleinow. Flournoy sent safe one to
the score board and Higgins came in.
Andrews threw to the plate and Klei-
now whipped to second to get Flour
noy. Childs let the throw through
and Flournoy went to third. Wheeler
hit for two sacks and he scored. SulH-
van singled and Wheeler tailed.
Flournoy, Wheeler and Sullivan sim
gled in row in the eighth, and Shan
non cleared up everything with a dou-
BILE. Jackson singled, but Shannon
was caught at the plate
Owens drew base in the ninth and
scored on singles by Kleinow and Ball
The score: