The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-19

One Of the best Saturday crowds OF
the season saw the Saints take the
DISCOVERIES into camp again yesterday
by a score of to g. The visitors took
the lead in the second inning, but after
the fourth there was never any doubt
as to the final outcome.
Stewart was on the rubber for the
Saints, and, in spite of being connected
with safely eight times. he has seldom
been seen to better advantage. He
had about every ball known to the
pitcher and his curves were altogether
too much for the DISCOVERIES. He was
opposed by Crabill, who was such
puzzle to the Saints on the last visit
of Columbus. 1t was different yester-
day, however, and Kelley's men got to
the parson hard and often. Fourteen
hits, for a total of twenty one bases,
were registered off him in the eight in
nings and few of them were wasted.
Neither Of the pitchers were at all wild
and each allowed but one pass.
Umpire Foreman was back at his
post and did fairly well, the only ques-
tionable decision being when he called
Wheeler out in the seventh.
The visitors broke the ice first IN the
second inning. Raymer and Bannpn
singled and both were sacrificed along
by Roach and scored on Mellor's long
three-bagger. Stewart struck out the
next man up and Grabill hit to PIERCE
and died at first. Just six men faced
Stewart in the next two innings. After
two were gone in the sixth Jimmie
Bannon singled. He stole second and
went to. third on the bad throw, scor-
ing when Jimmie Jackson surprised
everybody by dropping Reach's fly.
Jackson retired the side moment
later by making a fine catch of Meller's
fly. The DISCOVERIES were BANKED
after This. although they came near
scoring IN the seventh. After two..were
gone both Morrissey and Ar,ldt hit
safe. They attempted the double steal
and Nor: issey WAS caught off thsrd.
No ore else got tip SECOND afte. this.
The Saints first olza came in he sec
ond inning. After Fionrnoy was seae
Higgins singled. !,eiree died al st
and then Higgins scored on Nheelers
o-bagger. Sullivan ended the inning
by going out Mori issey to Me.lor. In
the third Stewart started off with a
three sacker, but the reXt three went
out without advancing him. Flournoy
got single in the fourth and went TO
second on Higgins sacrifice. PIERCE
laid enc down at his feet and the throw
to first struck him On the shoulder and
glanced off past Mellor, allowing Flour
roy to score and PIERCE to get to sec
ond. Wheeler flannel and then Sulli-
van aashed out single that scored
PIERCE. Stewart followed with his Sec
ond long hit and registered at second,
while Sullivan Tailed at the plate. and
then Geier finished the inning by going
out at first. There was nothing doing
for the next two innings. although two
men were on the bases in the fifth.
Geier led off with tWo-bagger in the
seventh, and went to third when Shan
non offered himself as a sacrifice.
Jackson laced out long single that
scored Geier, and then Flournoy got
four wide ones. Each Of them pur-
Joined a sack and both scored when
Higgins singled. PIERCE was good for
another safe one, but Wheeler hit to
Morrissey, who caught PIERCE at sec
ond, while Wheeler was doubled at
first. Sullivan smashed out a three
Dagger as an opener in the eighth.
Stewart struck out, and then Geier's
single scored the last run, for Shannon
and Jackson both flew out.