The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-11

A delirious chuck by O'Brien at the
dawn Of yesterdays misfortune made
IL an extra inning affair, and the Saints
extra inning luck was on hand to take
immediate advantage of the situation.
Had it not been for O'Brien's wifd-eyed
heaye the Saints would have mixed
whitewash for the Colonies for nine
innings and retired with their one we'll
earned run. instead of losing TO the
crowd the AIillers ran around. Score,
st Paul l. Louisville 2.
After the first inning the game de-
generated into an uninteresting pitch
ers' battle between Sessions and Camp
bell, and as far as pitching went Ses-
sions had the big end of the argument.
In the tenth round he let up for a sec
ond and walked White to first, and this
was the beginning OF the sad finish.
for sacrifice and a hit brought White
TO the skillet and the one run needed
went into effect.
In the downtown park the game
would have been a successful bingfe-
fest, as the pill was batted into the
air high and long all the time. From
the getaway the outheIders were pop
ping back and forth. One-half of the
Saints put out went to the meadow
larkS and a dozen of the Colonies went
outside the inheld.
Pop" SchreiYer would probably have
four home runs to make him glad, as
he laced long fly out every time he
came up, but they all lodged in tena-
CtOus receptacles and Pops efforts
We're for naught.
Watty Makes II Easier
Thanks to the consideration of Mr..
Watkins and his signal service brigade
Columbus was given the round figure
IN Minneapolis, so that by losing yes
Ierday the Saints are not out much in
the matter OF standing. II Columbus
had broken into the scoring class YES
terday the Saints would be still carry
ing the banner, but Clymer's raiders
would have been marching along close
enough 10 snatch it at any moment
Kerwin was the first Bourbon up,
and he picked out the first ball Ses-
sions flung to him. The ball hoped
straight down TO O'Brien. who iuggied
1t briefly and then threw it into the
crowd. The ball crossed the first base
line half way between Kelley and home
and Kerwin straightaway betook him.
self TO second. Hallman worked off
successful bunt along the third base
line and Daniel came to third
With Dexter up Session delivered
high one which Sullivan jumped for
hungrily. but could not land, and Ker-
FlOurnoy and Arndt and SchreiYer
dropped the ball to Jones, who receipt
ed for il. While Kerwin scored on
Sessions wild pitch, he was due to
come in any way on one Of the three
long flies TO the outfield.
Jones hit the first ball over for a
single out to the left meadow, and
Jackson inundated himself and put
Jones on second. Jones went to third
on Wheeler's out but O'Brien couldn't
help his contribution being a rain
bow foul which Hallam put away after
bestirring himself vigorously.
Steal Is a Failure
Brashear pumped the bulb to Ses-
siOuS and went back to the bench, and
w hite sent a sizzler to third which
Wheeler accepted on the leg and White
arrived safe and sound at first He
longed for second and as he didn't see
any prospect of arriving there legiti-
lnately. decided to be dishonest 1t
was the same old story, sullivan had
the ball there before he got a good
start Quinlan bumped a high one to
Jones.
Kelley picked out a likely one and
bumped IL ouS TO right center. and
Marcan put him at second with a sac
rifiCe and Flournoy brought him home
with single TO left. Sullivan flew
out 10 center, and Sessions flew out to
thlrd and the inning. ended with the
score tied
The third inning saw three up on
each side and but three tried in the
Colonies half of the fourth. Marcaa
got q single with two out in the Saints
half. but Flournoy forced him at sec
Ond. and that hit was wasted The
Colonies decided that a bunting game
was the thing, and Brashear made the
theory look plausible by beating one
to first. White couldn't do it in two
tries and then flew out to FIournoy.
Quinlan gained the distinction of being
the only Colonel to fan. and Campbell
lined the ball by third base for a single.
herWin damned the bail square and
hard and it smashed into Sessions be-
Tore he had time to hear it. The ball
hit Sessions half dozen times In