The Saint Paul globe., 1904-07-22

What big Bill Phillips had and the
skillful use of the W. H. Watkins bunt
extracted the thrills from this nifty battle
in the seventh round and forced the
Champs TO lug another trimming to the
ToUndhouSe- Score: Indianapolis 6, st.
Paul /. Hurrah for the crippleS.
This was a well sprinkled contest. Dur
ing the afternoon an overcrowded cloud
tipped enough sky juice into the ball yard
TO chase the performers to their coops;
Eddie Heydon boosted the accident insur
ance risk rate on the unfortunate Indian
crew still higher by scattering gore from
his split meat hand about the home dish
and Mister Bausewine, plainly annoyed by
the ill-timed comments of the citizens
who helped TO hold him disguised as an
jumps, sDrinkled a choice collection of
original decisions through the nine acts.
AS the Champs had their finish punched
out without the assistance Of Mister
Bausewine, these remarks about the jumps
can be considered an unbiased criticism.
1t was a bad day for the backstops
union. E. Peirce tried to catch a foul
tip with his knee, and J. Sullivan who
carries card in the same union, searched
several moments before locating the dis
located cap of the prayer-bone. Later DR.
sullivan used his first aid-to-the- injured
lessons again by sacrificing his fine-cut
Heydon's torn and mangied digit. Doc.
sullivan deserves great credit for his
rapid headwork.
TWO to the Hospital
Heydon VIII occupy the cot next to G.
Hogriever in the travelling hospital The
noted right fielder was discharged from
the emergency ward yesterday by G. Ma
COON. house nurse during the five-day
iayott, but Mr.. Hogriever is again having
his temperature taken. This second mis-
fortune caught up with the right fielder
Whlle ne was wlping up the gum about
the third sack with one shoulder and his
nF~ lTGlr afeael
laths and he will rest while they knit
BACK INTO position c. Rauschaupt should
study medicine.
The sad part of this exhibition arrived
about the time the kitchen fires were be-
ing lighted for the overworked wage
earners who were rapidly losing confidence
IN Mister Bausewine.
Il. Heydon opened the seventh round
with a single and Shorty Dickey, remem
berlng the lessons taught by W. Watkins
before the sage was divorced from the
t1ooSier town, dumped one TO T. Corbett
Our Singer mixed his thinks, and, after
Teniglng on heave to Marcan to head off
rom the nrst bag. Result. Dickey and
Heydon safe. Martin worked in another
short Wobbler that drew J. Sullivan, Mar
can and Corbett into the chase but the
twlrIer. exercising great presence of
mind, covered the bag and Martin went
TO the discard. Corbett then tossed one
against the frame OF Manager Phillips and
the paths could hold no more T Nc
Creery laced out a single and Heydon
scored CorDett walked Montgomery and
Shorty Dickey ambled in with the sec
ond tally, Carr swatted one out Jack
sons way and the manager scored. IT
McCreery tried to- but Jackson got
the ball to the plate and Mr. Rause-
VINE saw the close decision right Swan
der ended it by going out to Sullivan.
during the first four innings there was
nothing doing in the counting line the
TWO teams furnishing a keen perform
ance with much real ball playing Dickey
broke up the dullness in the middle
round. opening it with a two-Sac cker and
scoring on McCreery's long single after
Two were gone. In this round also Nc
Creery tried to pull out his hit and was
nailed at second for the final out
81, IN the Champs part of the round Mar
can singled after O'Brien had been
stopped and moved to second on a passed
ball Peirce flew out but Corbett slapped
a mean one against the left field fence
and Marcan scored
The Indians then collected their three
IN the seventh. and in the eighth. just to
bend the end over. Hogriever raped one
for base. Heydon sacrificed him to
second. hickey few out to Jones for the
second out but O'Brien booted Martin 6
drive and Phillips hit safe to center. Nc
Creery hit to left for two bases and
Gromley. running for Rogriever and
Dickey scored.
counters up near to the size of the In
dians pile in the ninth when Flournoy
opened with a single. but Sullivan forced
the left fielder O'Brien joined Sullivan
on the paths with a single and Marcan
sent a long one to McCreery. There were
no more chances to rap out a win for
McCreery relayed the ball to Martin and
Sullivan was doubled at second bv Mont
gomery: the running being too heavy for
the acting first baSeman The score.