The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-03
Standing of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results
st. Paul 4, Minneapolis 5.
Columbus 8, Toledo 2.
Indianapolis 2, Louisville Z.
Kansas City 5, Milwaukee 4.


paying for. Marcan let Maloney get to
first in the final chapter and Fergusons
failure to pick up McNicholS' bunt did the
rest. Score, ST. Paul 4, Minneapolis 5.
In spite of the ten club-footed plays
brought off during the game it was of the
emotional kind, and there wasn't period
but what there was a whole lot of posi-
bilities crowding around either team but
the dark secret of the Millers' success
Is their ability to go wrong at the right
time - ss.-
In the third inning of this to be re-
GREETED affair, the Saints scored three
runs on the widest kind of hulle, almost
equaling the mendacious tale of ball
striking a nail in the fence and sticking
there, while the batter scored. Two bases
on balls had placed Ferguson and Jack
son on second and first, and it looked as if
they might never get over their honesick
feeling.
The base ball management lately put up
a canvas screen on the right field fence
IN the interests of privacy and to the det-
rlment of the fat jewellers nearby. In
order to let the breezes into the park free
or charge the management cut a lot of
Wheeler came up with the two on
bases and slapped the ball towards the
canvas. Maloney in right field backed up
TO get the ball on the rebound, but the
bulb went straight for one of the little
wind entrances and dropped in behind the
canvas, where it resisted all efforts at
Kelley Gets Two Dagger
This was contingency that had never
been counted on and therefore there was
no ground rule covering it and the runs
We're duly counted Kelley came up short
ly afterward and laced out a o-bagger
that would have scored the three runs in
any event, so that the tallies made in this
f1uke.
Morgan. one of Watkins latest importa-
lions from the ST. Louis Americans did
the hard work for the millers, and did it
Well, allowing but eight hits He is a
and what he lacked in control yesterday
he made up with deceptive slants.
Ferguson allowed ten hits but received
poor support at critical times. O'Brien
who made three errors in Minneapolis
FRIDAY, made two. yesterday. In the fifth
inning he dropped Sullivan,s fly which fell
into. his hands and Sullivan scored on
Coulter's two-base hit.
Starnagle, another st. Louis product
who Is trying to counterfeit Watty'S bad
judgment in allowing Dummy kim to get
away, got into the error column thrice
yesterday. and Andy Oyler became blum
1t is an open question whether Mar
cans play to first in the eleventh wasn't
wrong. With Maloney on third Coulter
Whaeked the ball leisurely to Marcan.
Marcan sprinted up onto it and threw
Coulter out at first and Maloney scored.
Under ordinary circumstances this was
tne play but Yesterday it was almost
the eleventh they had the game. and in
the minus OF many there was a chance
to catch Maloney at the plate. If it
went through run was shut off. and
II IT failed, the game was lost, as it was
anyway.
Maloney started away with a single to
right held and promptly stole second.
NcNicilols struck out in trying to sac
rifiee and Sullivan flew out to Ciingman in
1eft; Coulter of home run prowess. was
walked and the hopes of the Minneapolis
1ans went soaring. but Weaver was an
easy out and closed the session
Double Steal Fails
Jones few out to Fox and Jackson
reached first on his grounder to Oyler,
along with a single which landed Jack
son on third and Jackson and Wheeler
tired TIRE a double steal, which they didn't
W. Away , MN, Wheeler got SECOND and
jackson was caught between third and
home OBrien famed
wheeler threw Starnagle out at first
a ln . Brlen Juggled Fox's roller, but Fox
was forced at second by Oyler Morgan
put the I'D on by tanning.
Kelley famed and Marcan knocked the
ban into Starnagle's hands Clingman
sent an easy one to Oyler and once more
Starna gle dropped, the ball. Clingman
started 1or second and Weaver nut the
pail to Oyler, but the little shorfstop LET
1t go through him and Clingman went to
IhlTd- sullivan got to first on four balls
and stole second, but Weaver caught
Clineman leading off third and mailed hin,
retiring the side. 't--oA ii'ii''
Maloney bounced the. ball over Fergu-
Nichols sacrificed him along. Sullivan
sent a hot one along the ground that look
ed good for hit, but Marcan knocked it
out to Jones.
Ferguson was first up for the Saints
and waited for four. and Jones sent a
and Wheeler put the ball behind the car
vas and all three scored. OBrien put the
ball in the center field corner, but SuIii-
van got under it. Kelley hit for two
bases to center and Marcan left him half
way with an easy one to Morgan
, Mes eve went out; O'Brien to Kelley.
first Fox followed with a single to cen
LeH and Ferguson hit Oyler Morgan
drove the ball to right field, but Jackson
was held at third. Maloney but the hail
over the right field fence for two bases
score ssa FOX M haa 1yler scored sieng the
with strikeeut
MIiers Gain Lead
The Saints got pass and Jones got n
nat IN The fourth. but failed to make
good o Brien muffed Sullivan's easy Nv
in the fifth and Coulter put. him on third
Win long drive over right Weaver.
1iew out to jackson and Maloney scored.
me Saints had a chance in their half
OF the fifth, but lost it trying to steal.
YIN Wi1h one out o'Brien got double and
keiiey new out. Marcan singled and Mar
can and O'Brien tried a double steal
which resulted in OBrien being caught.
CljnSrnan exercised his patience and
svaiked to first, Sullivan sacrificed and
ferguson went out, Fox to Starnaele.
Jones drove tie ball to the center field
fence and sprinted fast enough to gel
third. scoring Clingman. Jachson's fIy
10 lett didn't go over the fence and CouI-
ter took charge of it.
The score was tied for the second time
and neither team could sight the plate.
Jones sprinting ability spoiled Maioney's s;
long drive in the eighth, and III the ninth
With one out he sent liner by Fox ant,
then stole second. but Jackson and
Wheeler. who followed. weren't able to
get him over second.
Wheeler made a fast play IN the tenth
when Weaver raa,inied the hail against
Fergle's limb. from which 1t caromed on
toward third. Wheeler whipped it TO first