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

Gus Dorner. twirler for Clymer's asse-
oiation leaders. went TO pieces in spots
yesterday, and despite the efforts of his
teammates to get him together the first
prop was pulled from under the Columbus
dynasty. An error in the eighth enthused
the visitors to the extent of three runs
bur they were found wanting much in
the ninth when they had the bases stuffed
and failed 10 come over. Score: ST. Paul
:. Columbus s.
While all may be well that ends we'll
the final effort of the leaders yesterday
was such as leaves traces akin to those
OF Father Time on the heads of the de-
voted fans. When the S. R. o. sign is out
on the bases and Dummy Kihm and Bill
Clymer itching to hit something. coming
UP. the life insurance sharks begin to
doubt the actuary tables. The final adj
publication was between ClymeF and Ses-
sIonS, and Clymer expired and was given
q decent burial.
Dorner did mans work on the slab
but he was mostly his own undoing and
every little advantage he placed in the
Saints way was eagerly gobbled up In
the third innings he Endorsed three passes
and TWO of the recipients went to the end
% The line. and in the fifth he bumped
Jackson on the elbow and Jackson scored
Jones Is somewhat responsible for the
turn of affairs. for he certainly cut off a
run at thu plate that might have led to
serious results. The throw from center
vas marvel. but Jones gets them in so
regularly that they are becoming quite
common. Wrigley came up. in the next
sure INTO some ones back yard but the
bases We're deserted and the wallop
counted for but one run
Dubious in Ninth
Sessions had a good grip on the game
al the way through until the eighth,
2 cir la
and single in rotation. After three
runs were in he returned TO earth A pass
ana a a.. double in the ninth with kim up
made the future anything but roseate, es-
pecially as Kihm was hitless for. the
game Sessions took no chances with the
man Watty declined. and gave him his
Clymer popped the ball into Marcan's
hands and that's all there was to it
the third inning. Dorner let him waddle
10 nrSt- and he Spurted to second with
much eclat. The going suited him and he
Kept Judging away from second and stole
third with the ball in Dorner's hands
When Dorner's attention was called to
the fact he made wild chuck to Friel
upon him and held the raging Peter
PINNED TO the ground until the ball was
rounded uD- Meanwhile OBrien was
bucking like a loco broncho and when he
ald come up he was piqued TO the ex-
ueme limit. Umpire Hart quickly as
Staged MS rage by presenting him the
Davis started the joyful occasion by
nyins out 10 . Brien, and the busy Mr..
N!Igley declared his intentions at the
getaway with a single to center. Friel
asSa!ed 10 get one by OBrien. but
o,Brien got his campers on it and hurl-
ed Il to Marcan. who completed the double
with the assistance of Kelley.
There was less than nothing doing for
the Saints in their half, although jackson
got TO first by his careful selection of
What What not to hit at, He soon tired of
= nd hot
ofld successfully. and went TO third on
Nheeler,s out. O'BTien did little club
SWING stunt that retired the side. The
second was hurry up inning for both
sides and Bridwell started the third with
a drive at Sessions which ended the
shortstop's career for the time being.
-, ComedIenne Yeager hurled his sylph-
Ike frame against the bulb for a single
q lelt and Dofner brought off an ill-timed
sacrifice. which retired the facetious
Aeager at second. Lefty Davis slammed
the. ball to the center field fence Jones
sprinted for ii. but it was too high. and
an Jones got was a hard bump against
the fence The ball and Jones hit the
fence about the same time. and with
about the same force and they bounced
back about the same distance.
Jones' Great Throw
With Jones sprawling on his back in
center scoring looked ludicrously simple
70 Dorner There isn't any record of
any time lost by Jones in getting the bali
Isnd he put it in Sullivan's mitt on the
home pannikin some time before Dorner's-
arrival. and retired the side
Inc futile drive for home upset Dor
neT and he tun four poor ones for SuIli-
van and Sully walked. Sessions at
tempted TO sacrifice, but Dorner devel-
S4pes,d sudden inability to pick up the
ball and Sessions beat it to the starting
I1iil95w Jones few out to kim and
Jackson hit for two bases and scored Sui
Ivan Wheeler singled to right and Ses-
SONS came home with Jackson close be
hlnd him Davis threw wild to the plate
70 catch Jackson. and Wheeler tried to
steal second, but Yeager apprehended
him O'Brien then went around fhe
bases as, previously related and Kelley
pTomenaded to first A1arcan flew out to
Davis and closed the inning with the
Saints 4 up.
Wrigley was the first Up in the fourth
He got the bah just where he wanted #
and did things to. the extent of four
bases Clinsnaan disappointed Friel and
Jones spoiled one of Kihm's ambitious eff
forts; Clymer was passed along to first.
but Martin forced him at second. which
save the visitors one tally
me Saints got nothing countable in the
fourth, and the leaders tailed once in