The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-02
Fans Are Confident

I'm a way the Mill city fans are child
fish lot in that they come to conclusions
too soon. as yesterday. when Coulter per
formed his little miracle giving the sack
sewers 4 lead OF one. they were purblindlg
certain that the game was "over and
Won That's the second time they be-
haved that way. and started the poor old
ST Paul discord. It isn't very nice
air and besides has not as yet been
apropos-
keleNs tOsseTS resented it. tO-Wit:
In the fourth inning. when TWO singles.
double and a triple We're worked off
In conjunction with base on balls and
converted into three Tuns, just enough
TO win the game. Fox scandaiized his
home town by getting a two-sacker in
the fifth. and Oyler created almost as
great q cOmmotion Immediately after
ward with a single and Fox came trip
ping in TO the plate with the second
run This caused great deal of JOY
and gave false promise OF a new and
better era
Maloney, who is somewhat of a foots-
man. got a loco notion about stealing sec
ond, but Johann Sullivan put the bail in
AIarcan's hippers before MaIoney got we'll
under way
Pete O .BTien worked his fallibilitv to the
!llnlL yesterday and rammed three errors
into the otherwise mistak elesS proceed
tngS. but WattvS deckhandS let ODDor-
runlty knock on the door and go away
without bite. The errors were abso-
luJely worthless to the MilIers. and they
only melted Chech to greater efforts
MarCan and Wheeler made I'D for the
uelding errors by rendering null and void
some or the MillerS most promising sWats
In the fourth Wheeler nailed a 7an1hIaT
from Coulter with one hand and AFsrcan
spoiled WeaVer'S first chance to get into
me pase-hit column In the ninth the
SuhCuelte catcher bobbed a dinky fly in
SNORT right that looked good but Marcan
dug under II and put IL out of the running
Saints Start Slowly.
Thomas got away with three men I'D in
three innings. during which time O7BTien
got single He tried TO steal second but
Weaver beat him TO it. The Millers earned
cipher in the first without getting a
man TO the initial pillow Coulter started
the second with his home run. and Weaver
MI every IfiiIlg but the ball. StaruagIe
hit the bah 10 the left field fence. but Fox
and Oyler Went out and left him on sec
In the third O'Brien's error n,,t q,bo,,,os
on the road TO q score and AaIonev offered
himself and put Thomas on second. Nc
Nlehois took three WhirlS and Sullivan was
an easy out at first.
Jones began the disaDpointment for
WatUy IN the fourth by jolting the left
ueld fence for two bases Jackson at
kksHIpIeu 10 sacrifice. but the willy Nc
-NictloiS caught the buuC on the ffV Wheel
St singled out to left and tried to start n
double steal Coulter got the bail in foo
4asI. however. and Wheeler was caught
With TWO out, Thomas thought il wise
10 pass o Brleu and do his fancy work
when Kelley came 10 bat. OBrien stole
second and Kelley showed Thomas where
ne was wrong by dumping a single behind
1rSt base that brought in Jones and
O'Brien. Gnu
With Kelley on first Marcan larr1ped
the Dali INTO right Just out of Sullivan's
reach. and IL rolled to the fence while
Marcau sid to third and Kelley scored
Cling1nan few out. ending the inning with
the SAINTS TWO IN the lead
EoA III Jhe NTH demonstrated how IN
certain baseball can be by getting a hit.
ana tWo-bagger at that, to center field.
ana Oyier followed with a single Kelley
SWdiloWed Ihomas fly and Malonev- drove
the ball at Cheeh. Chech threw over at