The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-13
Kelley Men Have No Trouble
Taking Care of Louis
vile
standinn of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results
st. Paul 9. Louisville 4.
Columbus 4, Minneapolis ..
Toledo .. Kansas City 4.
indianapolis 8, Milwaukee 4.

Much to the disgust of Willie Schriver
the Saints eased it into Singer A. Egan
in the middle round of this affair, and
the 1,2S1 paid quit referring to the keen
ness of the conflict. Score: ST. Paul 9,
Looieville 4. -Four hearty clouts and one
mournful boot did the business and the
runaway race goes merrily on.
1t was the same dinky ball yard and w
Schriver and his home-run record had a
chance TO work in an encore, but Willie
used one chance to walk and shot ducks
when he did swing against the leather
Plainly annoyed by the failure to lam
them hard and far enough William de-
Iayed the game to announce that any
strikeout worked in against the famous
hard hitting backstop was worth a stogie
and then poked up another high one. Hard
luck.
r. Chapleski Corbett laid them over for
the league leaders to the bitter end. The
gentleman from Winona was pushed up
map TO map with several trying moments
but the man behind played the game
when doings promised. and nothing cheer
ing went over the wires to G. Tebeau
X. Brashear promised to shove the sun
shine out of the way in the Looieyille
bunch's middle turn, but Jones' the silent
man. ioped carelesSly under the long one
and the JOY continued.
Schriver's Great Play
Enough the famous backstop failed in
his endeavors to lace the leather out OF
the Fourth ward he refused to surrender
the spot light and won a loud hand by en-
gineering a cross between a double play
and two-down- ina bunch In doing this
MI. Schriver brought out a new hundred
yard man in the person of William
Schriver.
This thrilling bit was worked into the
second round before the Saints had con-
sldered the idea of using their heads on
the pains; + O2rien soaked one for two
sacks and Kelley moved the shortstop to
third with a single. Marcan went out
without helping the walters and John
Flournoy poked one at Dexter. The Looie
MS meat hand and laced it back to the
plate. O Brien, cut off. turned and pad
died FOR third, and the famous backstop
sprinted after him. Several of the booze
blenders tore to the rescue, but SchriVer
was working a one-man turn and re-
fused X875 TO heaye the ball.
1-o MIeh y BrIen started for the plate,
Kelley raced for third and O'Bfien, Kei,
ley and Mr. Schriver arrived at that bag
Tor dead heat. Kelley, to give O'Brien
q a. 8 ehanee' started back for second.
" Brleh brakes refused to work and the
ShortStop went over the bag. The famous
catcher swatted the unfortunate i'm the
Lat9s and then got Kelley between sec
ond and third. The manager. after con
siderable moving back and forth. slammed
himself into the dirt and tried to lab his
feet against the third sack. but Mr.. Hart
91ciIaeq Inat Dexter had tapped him in
ample ime, Thus ended the most ex-
citing incident of the afternoon. You
can Keep Willie Schriver down
The Story of the Game
,u y: kerwin, who had the pleasure of
1nuoiSlng one time check signed &C
tie with a high one to Kelley. and Hail
man followed right after with a two-sack-
er. Campbell drove one at Wheeler and
was was stopped at first, while Mailman was
M
a clean single apd Mailman came in with
me tally. The distinguished Mr.. Schriyer
HE'D out to Jackson.
The LooieVille folks uuieted down for
several rounds, and the Saints pulled to
the 'front.'; Jones paid the freight on two
runs IN the third. when he basted one so
street tore shingles loose in his effort 10
escape; e. Peirce was on the sacks when
Jones lost the ball, and the two trotted in.
), jackson singled, but Wheeler and
o Brien were stopped by the infieid
LooieVille came right back in the NEXT
after two had gone to the discard. Wheel
er mluaoIed w; Schrivers drive and the
SSprlnter beat the delayed throw to first
dhree singles by. Brashear, White and
Clulnlan moved the popular pad Wearer
70 the plate, and Brashear scored behind
nm oR Quinlan's hit.
r. BTashear booted one in the Saints
part of the inning and the score was
knotted before the trouble ended Kelley
got a life on the Brashear mistake and
Marcan sacrificed. Flournov famed Int
Peirce moved the manager to thir6 will
single. and Corbett brought him in with
repeater. ---iii III Win
IN the next inning the LooieyiIIe hand
quIt Ihlnklng about winning Jackson
3 %IPDe the blowup with a single. and
wheeler dumped another where the field
ers were not. O'Brien sacrificed fhe tpro
ana got away with the bunt but Mr.. HarT
putled IN with bum decision and tho
Snorlslop was simply saved a time at hat
with y Brlen called out Kelley starfaj
one at Dexter with some force Reno
accustomed to an outfield position. the
leauer attempted to hurl himself in front
Oh the swift one, and almost lost a wage
Garner. Jackson scored while the outfield
!!ecoHeTed the ball; Marcan sent Wheeler
IN with a two-Sacker, and FIournoy dent-
ca the fence. scoring Kelley and Warcan
Felrce ended it with high one to tba
Cincinnati farmer 'iie
Tie Tebeau troupe got their fourth ana
last tally in the seventh. KerWin siheIed
anu ffaiiman walked. Campbell SINGLED
ana herWln scored. Dexter forced
campbell at second. and Dexter was
DOUBLED at first when Marcan pulled dow
SchriVerS high liner WI
Jones, single and his stolen base nut
him in line to score in the sixth wben
wheeler hit for base, and Kelley's home
run in the seventh gave the Saints tba;T
ninth counter. The score: -
st St Paql- ABB. R. H. Po. A. e.
jackson. ri ......... 5 2 n n
Wheeler 3b .....4
q Brien. IS ......... 3 0 n
Kelley. 1b .......... 5 n n
Marcan, 2b ...... 2 n
Flournoy, 1870. 8 0 q q
Ielfce. ......... 1 8 O d