The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-04


Archibald Stimmel delivery clerk of the
spider battery. leased the invading Saints
yesterday at Minnehaha park by allowing
themselves to delude themselves with
eight hits and two runs, while the Mill
wrights with five hits came across the
counting pan four times. Thus did Wat
tvs students of theoretical baseball take
their second victory from Kelley'S vete-
rams. Score: ST. Paul ., Minneapolis 4.
Mr. Stimmel was ably assisted in his
effort by luXuriant growth of pie plant
in the right field, into which Maloney hit
the ball in the third inning where Jackson
was obliged to trail it while Maleney
reached third pillow The clout was good
for two bases, but the stretching of it
TO three gave the wing-footed Maloney
a chance to steal home, which he prompt
" aVailed himself Of While this little
accident helped events along, it didn't win
the game for the Millers. They played
better ball
While Sessions didn't get recklessly ex-
travagant with his hits at any time, he
managed to select the wrong time to
throw them wide. He allowed just two
of the Millers to walk to first and these
two scored. Maloney's run in the third
was due to his slow fielding McNichols
hunted the ball in front of him and Ma
1oney beat his throw to Sullivan. In the
eighth Wheeler sat down while handling
a bunt and threw the ball into the crowd
which advanced two base runners two
bases.
The Saints were able to get two hits
in an inning but twice and they scored
each time. and Stimmel allowed but one
walk They led off an inning with a
single four times. but were unable to real
ize on them or else tried to steal without
success.
Jones led off for the Saints with a hot
roller, which the nimble Fox squelched in
a clever fashion, and Jackson made mat
tiers look real interesting by hitting the
ball where Maloney wasn't able to reach.
and James straightway stole second to the
horror of the Minneapolis multitude. Ma
loney made fast sprint across the right
meadow and brought down Wheeler's fiy
Nhlch mad started out to be hit.
Score in First
Next came OBrien, and the only slice
or luck the Saints had during the after
nnoo. Watty has made third division of
MS fans by forming "a middle class which
pays an additional dime to sit in the left
held bleaChers. There are about Sc worth
OF seats extending out into left field and
o Brien damned the ball into this section
which calls for two bases on such occa-
sions. This brought jackson home and
gave the Saints a run in the first inning
FOX retired Kelley and the Millers came
up to get their share
Sessions started out quite giddy and
lIoited Maloney with the ball. The Wat
klnS signal service commanded steal
after McNichols had twice failed to hit
the ball, and Maloney started out to obey
orders. McN1chols chopped at the third
strike but Sullivan got the ball to sec
c1rcuited at first and the Millers went out
with non-productive inning.
Stunned cuddled down to business in the
second and nobody. got to first, and Ses-
sionS duplicated his performance in the
,AlllleTs' half In the third Sessions went
out McNichols to Starnagle, and Sullivan
devoured Jones' long fly to center. Jack
SON dumped one behind second and made
first and stole second foP the second
time. Wheelef's best was a fiy to right
which Maoney glommed
Sessions let Fox walk to first in their
half of the third. Oyler hunted him to
second. and the unexpected turned up in
Stimmefs little hit to left field which
TO the weeds and scored Fox and Stimmel.
making third in the excitement. Nc
Nichols attempted to sacrifice and hunted
the ball toward Sessions Sessions didn't
get it to Sullivan in time to get MaIoney
and the Miilers were three to the good
- Bflen threw Sullivan and Coulter ont
and retired the side.
Quick Work at Bat
me Saints got but three chances at the
pat IN the fourth, and the Millers flew out
one TWO. three. Clingman led off in the
NTH with single across second and Sill
ilYan -, famed me- Sessions wasn't coming
second and fell short Sessions insfifSed
the attempt by striking out
In the Millers' turn three men came I'm
but none of them reached the starting
Jones started the sixth with a single.
put was apprehended stealing second
IIGaS ;asSil., famed and McNichols erred on
Wheeler's srounder. OBrien flew our To
ming. ~ ioi 'hat IN
McNlchois popped fly to Jackson in