The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-19
AlIemang Is Easy, While SEES.
Sions Keeps Hits Scattered
One to an Inning
Standing of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results
st. Paul I. Indianapolis l.
Milwaukee 8, Columbus 0.
Kansas City 4, Louisville 2.
MINNEAPOLIS 8. Toledo Z.

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But for the timely and well delivered
swat Of Montgomery in the sixth inning
of yesterdays delectabie affair history
would have recorded a peerless collection
of blanks for the gentlemen from Indiana
and Mr.. Magoon. AS it was, it was
merry romp for the Saints and they
singles fluttered through the air, or the
guileful grounder SHE'D around the infield
ers. Score: st. Paul Z, Indianapolis /.
The Indians wore a first aid of the in
jured look. because of sickness. and be-
cause they have been making bad medi-
cine against Mr.. Bausewine. Hogriever.
who is almost an absolute necessity. is
sick in the Indians home camp and Ma
COON is taking fiveday respite for his
small talk with Umpire Bausewine at
Minneapolis. all of which gives the
Hoosiers general iodoform odor
Also MI Allemang was a factor Mr..
Anemang is well and favorably known in
of servitude didn't get him anything yes
terday. The support he received from his
teammates was felOnous at times. four
errors being recorded in a spirit of charity.
the addition of three to this number.
However. this didn't have any particular
bearing on the winning of the game mas
much as the Saints pounded out enough
error.
Sessions was quite an impeachment and.
hut for the bountiful boost above men
toned. nine little zeroes would have
summed themselves on the left field fence.
One hit to an inning. EXCEPT in the ninth.
was the rule. In the ninth the willowy
MIR. DickeY crowded himself against the
ball and the umpire awarded him first.
OF bases on balls there were none bv SEES
sions. while Allemang gave out five.
Saints Earned Victory
The Saints earned two runs in the first
inning and Jacksons home run makes
three In which the miSdeedS of the visit
oIs played no part and this number was
ample to win.
The visitors got a man to third in the
first inning and this was their limit for
the rest of the game. Swander was an
suspicious beginner falling an easy victim
to Sessions; Thomas McCreery then
ed with it until Thomas arrived at first
Montgomery singled to right field and i'm
mediatelya began to imagine that he had
hit for two bases jackson threw in to
back to first. but it was too late. and
Carr cut short all hopes by driving fly
to left field.
Jones got away fast with single by
short and Jackson came up in a mood
to sacrifice himself Tor the good cause
He hunted a bounding cratic ball that
successfully evaded the efforts of Ale
mang and Berry until Jackson reached
the starting canvas. Wheeler sacrificed
and Flournoy smote the ball to Carr. Gus
todian of third Carr got his flippers on
the wrong side of the ball and Flournoy
reached first. Jones making an unob-
trusive appearance at home.
Kelley delivered himself of a mighty
wallop and came by two bases. Flournoy
had grated second and came home on
JacksonS heels. O'Brien waited and
walked. and Marcan gave AlIemang his
only strike out. Sullivan flew to Phillips
and the round was over with the Saints
three on the right side.
AIIemang Works Hard
The Saints filled the bases in the sec
ond. but Allemang worked himself out
of the hole dug by his teammates. Ses-
and after some hesitation started to sec
ond. Swander sent the ball to Montgom-
cry, but it wasn't cared for. and Sessions
GeT sad scson senf long ny to
bled Wheelers roller and the bases were
packed. Flournoy. hit the ball to Carr
who caught Sessions at the plate, too
low liner to left. but Phillips was wait
ing 81, for it and retired the side. -
The visitors share of the third con-
tanned nothing worthy of note except a
double brought off by Sessions Marean
and Kelley. For the Saints O'Brien start
ed with drive to Montgomery, who
1umbled 1t and then threw wide to first
OBrien beat the ball to the bag, but
Mr.. Bausewine said he turned to the
left and declared him out after Dickey
u,
shortly afterward slid in to second on
his wishbone. Sullivan mauled the ball to
the right field fence for two bases and
Marcan scored. Sessions went out from
Montgomery to Dickey and James flew to
Swander for the second time, and the
Saints We're four to the good.
With two out in the fourth Flournoy
singled to left and Kelley put a safe one
into the right meadow, but O'Brien's out
shut off the score. In the sixth the Mr.
Montgomery heretofore mentioned got his
bat under the ball and showed it over
the right field fence for home run He
was first up. and the three following
failed to get the ball to the outfield
Dckey Goes Wrong
Jackson started the sixth for the Saints
with a roller to Montgomery. who burned
the air getting it over to first. Dickey
forgot to hold it. Wheeler and Flournoy
went out and Kelley got his third hit by
short. O'Brien followed him with a sin
gle to left and Jackson scored O'Brien
got into bad company and tried to steal
second. but couldn't get away with it.
o'Brien. Marcan and Kelley closed out