The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-05

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Louisville s. Indianapolis O.
Milwaukee i, 3, Kansas City 5, 5.
The biff work was altogether too one
sided at romantic Minnehaha yesterday
afternoon and. although the first division
aspirants insisted on handing the visiting
Saints the game in the fourth. they turned
around and took it back in their half of
the inning. There is a discrepancy of
nine hits between the Millers and Saints
IN yesterdays disaster, and this differ
ence accounts for all the Shutdown joy
Score. Minneapolis 5, st. Paul 5.
Had it not been for general disposition
on the part of Watty's butters-in to util-
ize their feet in place of their hands, the
Apostolic crew would certainly have
brought home complete collection of
concentric ciphers, expressive tokens of
their inability to break up A. Stimmels
line of communication with Buck Weaver.
Two lonesome bingles is the startling rec
ord of the association sluggers yesterday,
one in the fourth and the other in the
sixth inning, and despite the scarcity of
safe swats, the Saints would have finished
on top if Sessions had been up TO his usu
al FORM
Stimmel pitched shut-out ball. but his
rear guard was fiukey in the fourth, and
the Saints made the most of every mis-
cue. Sessions was the victim of eight
singles two doubles and triple, the lat
ter being mighty wallop at the hands of
the svelte Greminger. These inroads on
Sessions bread winners came in chunks
in the fourth, fifth and seventh periods
OF the torture and they developed into five
runs. which the final accounting demon
Strated to be surplus of one.
Play Fast in Field
The Saints played laudable ball in the
field, and on the bases they worked with
speed and accuracy. but all of this with
ont hits was as naught, while the bungling
NIillers cavorting like tyros, sugged the
ball and won the game. Fox who ordinar-
lily couldn't hit daylight with shovel of
sand, swiped out a pair of singles. Weaver
hurled his powerful frame against two.
and the corner of the left field bleacher
helped Oyler 10 a two-bagger.
All this time Archibald was shooting
over variety of kinks and benders that
delight of a record crowd that broke the
street car line getting TO the park. Three
swipe exercise which is something of a
record in the pitching line this season
Without any disposition to detract from
sunni; Sefmmels lame, or to blame killen for
that Jones got the worst of two decisions
on the third strike
The first three innings were of the ordi-,
nary baseball routine and Jones started
the fourth by tanning, according to Mr.
Klnen's verdict. Jackson raped one to
A. oyler. who hurled it nicely to Free
the idea of doing foxy work. Instead
of touching the bag with either his good
or his bum foot. he whirled and tagged
jackson with the ball. All very we'll and
good. but at the critical moment Freeman
relinquished the bali and Jackson was
declared safe. The fickled rooters jeered
tered.
While he was metaphorically kicking
himself Wheeler hit fast roller to him
and Buck put his best foot forward,
the ball striking the same and sIanting
off to Fox. Wheeler was safe. The loyal
rooters broke into unavailable talk. and
jackson and Wheeler worked double
steal. Greminger missed Jackson several
feet at third. but there was a tumulteus
roar when killen called him safe. F1ournoy
mt MT SHARPLY TO Fox and Fox made fine
recovered himself in time to catch Flour
noy at first however. and this undoubt-
edIy prevented general massacre.
Stimmel Waivers
Kelley walked. and as soon as he was
settled ON second Mike gave Wheeler the
sign to steal home. Kelley started for
second and Weaver heaved wild one
10 Oyler and Wheeler beat the throw
white with rage and said some real nice
was not yet.
Martin singled out to center and Me-
Nichols heaved the ball to the plate to
catch Kelley, but it was away late Weay-
er carefully allowed the ball to bound
veI ms nedu ana martin went to third
before Stimmel hunted up the ball
With three runs to the good on one hit
the TEST of the game looked rosy, but
alas Tor human hopes. there was a big
bunch of disappointment awaiting the
Saints e
Sessions started the sadness by walking
coulter and Greminger put him on third
with a single. Weaver violated ali prec-
edent by singing to left and bringing
coulter home. McNichols sacrificed and
Fox burned one to Marcan Greminger
scored, but Marcan caught Weaver at
third Oyler sent the ball to the corner
or the left field bleachers, which is on
fair ground. and got a two-bagger out
OF It Just after Fox had stolen second
Fox scored and Stimmel finished by fan
With the score tied the Saints went
out 70 pick in the next Freeman clipped
Or two-bagger and scored on Greniin-
one ahead. Jackson started the siyth
with single and Wheeler sacrificed him
TO second, but he died on third. The