The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-06
CIingman's Drive Breaks Up
the Last Battle With the
MiiierS
STANDING of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results
st. Paul 6. Minneapolis 5.
Kansas City Milwaukee, rain.

Norway pine headwork, worked in
whenever the Miller bunch had a chance
to chase each other around the paths,
broke this game off at the proper length
and sent the enthusiastic 327 hangover
of the obese Fourth of July crowd from
Nieollet park wondering how Watkins
does it. In addition to the Roseau
county base running, MeSSrS. Morgan and
Weaver helped some in hurrying the
Saints along in the race. Score: st.
Paul g. Minneapolis 5.
The twirler who ate several meals in
St Louis with fast company and his
shadow backStop got energetic at the
getaway. Later. when a few shafts of
air were sighted under the playing shoes
of Theodore Chapleski Corbett and the
Watkins workers had hurried up even,
Mr.. Morgan let go again and permitted
the Kelley men to bunch half of their
swat total for enough to hold the lead.
Three singles and one clout for three
sacks, the jabs collecting three TALES at
the moment the score was lSnotted, start
ed the Indianapolis Minneapolis repre-
sentative of the American Baseball as
ISOLATION, consolidated, ON study of
singers who need the dry kiln.
The Millers brightest CLEAN came in
the middle round when Maloney soaked a
Corbett heave so hard that it forced the
score boy on the right field fence to
jump for his life. The ball missed the
youth and, not meeting with any forcible
resistance dumped down on the street
car tracks. Lugs Oyler being on the
paths ahead of the clout bla' I'd the way
and the two TALES knotted the score.
MiIIers Waste a Chance
Here the atmosphere pushed in between
the clay and 7. Corbett's plated half soIes
and McNichols basted out single. Den
mis- Sullivans high one for Marcan held
the blanket from the Winona opinion of
the opposing twirler, and Coulter saved it
all with high one for Peirce. After en-
able to pick the goo off his calfskins and
remained with his team for several
rounds
Jones opened for the Saints with high
one that Starnagle danced under and
nailed. J. Jackson raped a hard one to
the left field fence. but Wheeler went out,
Fox to starnagle. P. o'Brien walked all
o Brien and Jackson started a double
steal Capn Fox dashed up for the short
throw to second, but Silver Viewers
to third while Jackson crossed the plate
Anxious to keep things even in the bat
terry. Morgan slammed one. at mostly the
grandstand. O'Brien trotted in. Kelly
went out, Morgan to Starnagle
Alarcan walked to open the second and
moved to the middle on Clingman's sac
rltlce. Peirce hit to Morgan and Morgan
and all the working Millers rounded up
Marcan between second and third. PIERCE
took second during the chase and scored
on CorbettS clout for two sacks Jones
went out Oyler to Starnagle
There was nothing more doing until the
fourth. when the Millers pushed into the
counting department. Sullivan walked
Coulter singled, Sullivan taking third.
Coulter tried TO lift second and was nail
ed. Weaver flew to Wheeler. Starnagle
singled and Sullivan scored. Starnagle
stole second, but Fox only dumped one
in front of the plate and PIERCE got him
at first.
MaIoney Ties the Score
In the fifth the Millers- pulled even.
Oyler walked and was moved to second
on Morgan's sacrifice. Maloney damned