The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-21

Kansas City ,, Louisville 5.
Milwaukee 4, Columbus 5.
Minneapolis 0, 4, Toledo 9, 8.
An impromptu single the effort of B.
Peirce in the dying moments Of yester-
days hilarious affair, spoiled the well-laid
plans OF certain PoSey county persons and
incidentally assuaged the anguish caused
by Tuesdays misfortune. For some time
1t looked as if the adolescent Mr.. Fisher.
who throws crooked ones for the Indians,
would repeat the experience OF a certain
May day. when the legend on the left
field fence showed big deficit for the
Saints. This calamity was happily avert
ed by the robust swat, the score being,
st. Paul +, Indianapolis 8.
1t was ball game from the time that
Cmpfre Bausewine carefully busted the
counting pan until Sullivan jumped on it
with the winning run, and until that time
the right and title to the large end of the
score was a question of irritating doubt.
Chech and the boyish Fisher were pitted
against each other and Chech's steady
control Won out. Fisher was disposed
to throw them a little wild and four
Sanity binglers were passed to first
three OF whom scored.
For seven innings Fisher curtailed his
hits to three, and three more were run
up on him in the eighth and ninth The
Indians got to Chech for eight all told
Chech had almost hypnotic control how
ever, ana not HooSler got his passage
to first without working for it, and nine
OF them We're sent back to theF bench
without chance TO visit Sullivan. who
occupied the first mat in the absence of
Kelley. A SANITY quintette did physical
culture stunts with the bat.
Three Tie Scores
The Saints scored one in the first in
ming and the HooSierS followed right I'D
with one in the second. The Saints forged
ahead in the fourth and the visitors
pre-empted first place in the fifth
hard-earned run in the eighth tied the
score for the second time and there were
catastrophe. The visitors attended strictly
TO business in the field. while the Saints
nodded occasionally and their little mis-
takes wore sirloin steak cost marks
The HoosierS finished their first time at
bat with much alacrity and dashed out to
the green prepared to second all Master
Fisher s motions. Fisher started in to find
the range with Jones up and before he
had the bod located Jones was officially
commanded to travel to first. Jackson
made a voluntary offering that put Jones
on second. and Wheeler huddled the ball
against the right Iieid fence which was
the signal for Jones TO come home
F1ournON sent a caloric grass cutter to
Carr and Carr chloFoformed it at his sta
ton and Wheeler succumbed to the same
Influence when he arrived a second later
sullivan SaIuted Mr.. Hogriever who lust
broke out of an Indianapolis hospital Hog
gle caught the ball. of course. and the
Saints inventory showed one to the good
which was working its way overland
when Flournoy encountered it. Flournoy
let it pass, and Swander evacuated for
second. Heydon did noble sacrifice and
Carr was shunted to third. HegrieveT got
a copy little single to left and Carr scor-
ed. Dickey, the pacing first baseman,
after several preliminary fouls, flew to
Aarcan- Cromley was put to run the
bases for Hogriever and he reached sec
ond on Martins single to the left patch
Cromley distracted himself about seven
feet from second and fell into a state of
coma. Chech rang the alarm by heaving
the ball to Marcan and Crowley decided
the place he wanted to be was third and
he started. He changed his mind after
wandering a few feet. but Wheeler laid
the ball on him and the score was tied
Saints Score Again
The third was a numerical void for
either side. Chech argued with but three
IN the fourth. Swander spoiled Flournoys
likely looking candidate in the Saints
nan, and Sullivan was given base show
er and O'Brien elaborated with him in
run contributing twO-sacSer to
Swander's addition, which put Sullivan in
the score column and gave the Saints the
lead.
The visitors half of the fifth was made
up OF many trying moments A measly
little bunt emanated from Dickey and he
got INTO the into the Dan Patch class
gong TO hrSt The bunt was good for
single. but Wheeler flung it wide to Sui
Ivan and Dickey paced another fast quar-
ter to second. Martin fouled out to Sui
Ivan. Fisher threw his well put up If
tie frame against the ball and showed it
out to the left field retaining wall for
double and Dick6y came by the Judges
stand Nc Creery deposited the ball on a
vacant spot in left field and Fisher went
TO third. Flournoy returned the bali to
Wheeler for some unknown reason and
Wheeler Ieteit go by. The ban Went I'm IN
and visited the Indians on the bench
bounced out across home plate and Wollnd
up its mad career at the little cottage
where the Saints abide This was niepfy
lhducenent Tor Fisher and he added his
score and the visitors We're one ahead.
The fifth, sixth and seventh innings
We're sore diSappointments to the fans
and Fisher was at his best. dealing a
brace game that the Saints couldn't be-
hitieSS treatment to the visitors So that
there was nothing doing until the Saints
snare OF the eighth.
Locals Earn Run
Chech started by presenting Carr with
a tender foul and Jones came To hat
without a hit to his credit for the 1aV
but he made UP for it by taking two AT
once J&ckSonS constituents insisted on a
nut ana ne complied with their requests
by ramming the ball within a foot of the
top OF the left fence netting and Jones
came nome. putting the third knot in the
score. Swander eliminated Wheeler's long
distance swat TO left and Flournov fan
ned.
Swander. started the finish by going out
from . Bfien 10 Sullivan and HeVdof lon
ped OF single to right Hogriever forced
him at second and Dickey was the ninth
man to strike out.
Sullivan treated Fishers advances with
mature disdaip and walked to first.
OBrien sacrificed him to second and
Marcan famed. Sullivan was still at
second deeply conscious OF the fact that
there was no place like home, and that
home was still far. Ear away The crisis
was handed TO Peirce and Fisher be-
came real attentive. and appeared to be
getting away with the situation, when he
let one wander over the plate Peirce
biffed it out by the short stop station
and Sullivan isn't advertising for any time
he lost getting home. Scere:
Indianapolis ABB R. H. Pc. A #
Montgomery. SIS. o ri
Carr, Sb--........ o O.
Swallder, f........ 0 o
Hogriever. rf.......4 o 0I