The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-28


Yesterdays athletic soiree looked like a
mothers congress at certain periods on
account of the number of mistakes that
were injected. accompanied by the proper
amount of embroidered CAB. but it was
complete triumph, and the Saints cast out
the Brewers in a convincing, If bungllng,
fashion. AT one time it looked as if the
Saints would force the victory on the
Brewers. even to the point of compulsory
acceptance. but CantillOnS malt eaters
We're able to resist. Score, St. Paul Z,
Had not the gentlemen with the strip
ed calves taken the pTecautiOn to pad
lock the game before the sixth period this
tale would be told backward, and Can
tillOn would be in a beatific frame of
mind. At the two-thirds post the Saints
got pussy and Swelled up with errors and
heaVed them all into one pile Three
plumbers and the inevitable home run of
TeutOn SchaeffeT-rOunded off with
single by the abbreviated Speer and two
passes precipitated four runs for the
Up to this point they had drawn rings
with cOmmendable regularity, and after
the nightmare inning they reverted to
ZeroS. so tilat the lapse really dldn count
for anything more than an exhibition of
how baseball could not be played.
The willy Ferguson did the throwing
and dOled out hits in a niggardly fashion,
and although he never had & quit claim
deed on the game until it was over, he
managed to put enough time between
blngleS to depreciate their value to the
vanishing point. He chucked a couple of
eTratic ones in the first and again in the
sixth, but otherwise was as steady as
rent.
Dougherty was present with major
league aspira tiOns which J. Jackson tore
to shreds. James was certainly the big
end of the money, with three doubles and
two singles out of five times up, which
same is 1000 per cent for his days work
with the Stave and sad sight for Mr..
Stone. who likes to lead the association
batters.
Freak Home Run
Schaeffer's home run was more or less
due to contingency that had not been
anticipated when the ground Sules were
framed up. Germany showed the ball
through the cracks of the atmosphere to
the angle of the center field fence. The
pill lodged between the pennant pole and
the wire netting. and although Jones hung
around for long time. the ball never
came down, and Schaeffer padded the
distance. keeping step to the applause of
the multitude. He started to bloom the
moment he hit the ball and before he
reached home he had blOssOmed out and
was a beautiful sight to see.
Mr. Cantill9n. walking boss for the
Brewers. INDUCED in his usual linguistic
NagaTleS during the game, and Mr.. Bause-
wine put him where he wouldn't get
fTeckled standing in the sun. Gagged in
the coop. Joseph was sad and sarcastic,
and tossed off fit after fit as the runs
rolled up against him.
Umpire Bausewine was hit by foul
tip early in the game and his shoulder
swelled up to twice its normal size AL
though suffering the keenest pain and I'M
able to move his left arm the big judge
OF play stuck out the game without a
sign and the majority of the spectators
never knew he was hit Swift movement
was impossible for him, however and
on several occasions he was unable to
get to the point of play to make good
decisions.
The Saints had their company manners
with them yesterday and allowed the Wis
nihg brewers to go to the hit table first.
Stone was an easy out to Kelley, and
FerSle WaXed reckless twice in succession
and passed Schaeffer and O'Brien Clark's
out advanced the deadheadS, but Kelley
threw Pencil out to Ferguson and broke
up sure thing layout.
Jones in Doubt
Jones thought he was hit by the ball
In the first for the Saints but Mr. Rause-
wine thought not, and Jones was thrown
out at first without making a run. Jack
son cracked the vaTnSh on the center
Held fence for a single and misappropri-
ated second. Wheeler flew out and Pietro
- Brlen Veered the ball to the left field
boards for two bases. scoring jackson.
Dougherty heaVed the ball several feet
over Speer's head and O'Brien went to
there.
,Hemphill opened the second with sin
gle and got away with second when Peirce
wasn't looking. Bateman followed with
a long single to center. but Jones brought
on another of his sensational throws and
caught Hemphill at the plate. Speers
few out and Dougherty executed the
physical culture sWipeS. Peirce got a
hit, but didn't get beyond the initial pill
low in the Saints half and the third
opened omInous with a single by Stone
and sacrifice by Schaeffer. O'Brien
ana Clark We're sent to the morgue for
ldentlhcatlon IN time to prevent anything
The Saints got real riotous in the third
Jones leading off with double. which
jackson duplicated and brought Zones
nome. Wheeler fooled but Clark accom-
modated by Juggling O'Brien's error long
enough for Peter to get to first. Kelley
was tipped on the elbow and got a YER
dict of first to the intense disgust of
Lambkin Speer. Chech singled and
brought Jackson home and put O'Brien
at the threequarters. Speer let the baII
get by him and OBrien walked home.
Cllngman sent a liner over third which
Clark caught standing on the bag, making
a double and retiring the side with three
runs for the inning and four all told
With one out in the fourth, Hemphill
outsprinted bunt, but Ferguson started