The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-30

the bases by passing Weaver to first
Head Miller Fox brought in two of his
cereal workers with single out to CEN
ter and the abbreviated Oyler brought in
the elongated Weaver with a drive be-
tween first and second.
Campion followed the example of his
predecessors at the bat and betook him
self single over second, getting to sec
ond on the play to catch Fox, who scored
on Marcan's error. At this stage of the
proceedings Kelley sent in an emergency
call for Ferguson, who had begun to sus-
pect them and was already limbering up
for the obsequies
Campion was intent on the landscape
ana mccoy clouds, when Fergie made fast
to the rubber, and Fergies first official
act was to retire the dreamer This done
he turned his attention to Stimmel who
was champlng at the plate, and with a
few We'll chosen slants made a finale of
archibald and the remainder of the hard
hitting horde.
Stimmei made Buck Weaver use every
inch of himself on both sides while Kef-
ley was at bat. and Mike was finally
awarded first for meritorious restraint
BUCK leaned forward and whispered
something to Stimmel, and the three
Saints that followed were east out as
fast as they appeared.
MaIoney Gets First.
MeNichols fouled nut to Sullivan in an
accommodating fashion and Maloney sent
me Dali gyrating towards Clingman, but
CnngInan and the ball didn't get together
until too late, but as. Sullivan and Coulter
new out there wasn't any damage done
Jones vanished from pitcher to first and
CHngman got to first second time on a.
pass Oyler bungled Jackson's contribu-
ton, and with two on bases and one out
the little spark of hope that springs
SSterh Ilad, made a good-sized jump, only to
pe kicked on the head when Jackson
ana Wheeler failed to reach first.
The fourth inning furnished all the
ingredients for a large chunk of despair
and When it became. history the game was
played and lost. Campion started it by
going out from Clingnan to Kelley, and
Stlmmel was prevented from striking out
D ~ pelng presented with a. pass. Nc
Nichols pinked off a clever hit to center
ana Maioney brought Archibald home
with safe one to right. Sullivan showed
tnem right along by going out from Mar
can TO Kelley and Coulter put the finish
ing touches on with a two Dagger, which
scored McNichols and Maloney Weaver
went out from Clingman to Kelley, and
the dusty millers retired eight runs to
the good. s,t j $780,
All was more or less quiet until the
slxIh inning. which Kelley put in motion
him to third with. his slam to Fox and
ne came home on Sullivans long fly to
Sullivan in center field.
watkins book of baseball tactics called
Tor punts from this point, and hunts were
general orders. Stimmel couldn't hit the
pail; but McNichols and Maloney went out
Wnle trying to beat short ones. The
Saints got two singles in the seventh hut
couldn't realize on them. and the visitors
resumed bunting. Sullivan made a sue
cess of it, and Coulter got first on KEEL
icy error, Weaver sacrificed, but Fox
flew out to Wheeler, who threw Sullivan
out at the plate.
:. Three Of Kelley's men flew out to Sui
nVan IN center IN row and Qyler scored
IN the eighth on a base on balls, a sacri-
nee and McNichols hit. Ferguson started
the ninth by flying out and Jones singled,
Cllngman and Jackson went out to first
Score: ssas s-A-