The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-12

st. Paul 4, Louisville g.
Minneapolis 5, Columbus T.
Kansas City 2. Toledo A.
Mllwa ukee- Indianapolis rain.
The timely arrival of two judicious
clouts, one by c. Chech, the other by J.
jackson, in the closing moments of yes
terday's matinee event, disrupted the tie
secured by the Colonies and brought in
the one run necessary to prevent another
disastrous extra inning affair. Patrick
Bohannon, more power to him, played
enough good ball to win, and enough bad
pail to lose until tickle victory finally de-
clded to wear a nimbus and sit with the
Saints. Score st. Paul 4, Louisville 8.
The Colonies made merry with what
Chech had to the extent of twelve hits,
while Patsy let the SANITY sluggers down
with four, the final pair coming in the
pinch in the NINTH when they were most
desirable Good base running, opportune
sacrlhclng and general application of
brains to the business in hand may be
cited as factors in the joyous outcome.
Bohannon certainly pitched commend
able ball, and in addition was the lofty
hitter of the team with two singles and
a double out Of four times up, but he
overlooked a couple of bets in the field
and he let Flournoy score in the second
when he could have prevented it He was
periodically wild, and two of the six men.
he passed to first lived to see home but
another run was due to his error, COM
bined with that of Quinlan.
While Chech stood for a full dozen hits
he didn't spend them in one place by any
means. scattering them all through the
game, and his fielding was mighty useful
at critical times. In the last inning
with one out, he singled to right, Jones
went out and Jackson drove the ball into
the center field corner for several bases,
but inasmuch as Chech came home, the
extra bases We're lost in the ensuing
hubbub.
Plenty of Excitement
The fans We're furnished with plenty of
eXtraneous excitement. Arndt strained a
tendon sliding to home and for few
moments 1t was feared that the leg was
broken, and the game stopped while
doctor diagnosed. This waS-too tense for
one of the women spectators, and before
the fans in the grandstand were again
seated she tainted and created a modest
little panic in the Ladies' day. section,
after which the game went on. Manager
Dexter came in from center pasture to
play third in Arndts place and Pitcher
Campbell went out to Craze.
Jones furnished his daily sensation in
the fifth when he sprinted far into left
and made single handed catch of what
started like a two-base hit from Mailman.
Bohannon had previously shown his dis
approval of everything in general by lar
ripping the ball for two bases. and had it
Jones' Bohannon would have arrived with
a run. In the eighth Chech was obliged
to PROSTATE himself full length to get in
contact with one from Brashear. and he
did it successfully.
The sagacious Kerwin was in evidence
several times, and had it not been for the
have, gotten away with two very foxy
cheats. In the ninth inning Daniel at
tempted to bunt, but the ball hit the
he of
fans didn't see him. The second tap
made a very lovely bunt out of the effort,
but the best Daniel got was a foul
In the eighth Wheeler knocked a fly to
left field. which bounced out of Daniels
hands and the cheater batted it against
the fence and caught it on the rebound
had an awful time trying to believe he
got the worst of it.
Kerwin started the pleasant memory
with a single. and Mailman came right
along behind him with a safe one back
of short but Kerwin could not get by
second. With two on bases and none
ticeable, but Chech's forte is eXtricating
himself from ugly places. Dexter flew
out to jackson, Arndt flew to Jones and
the mighty Pop Schriever was up. Poig-
nant visions of what SchTiever did to the
ball when he was here before fitted before
the eyes of the faithful and he made this
his preliminary fouls. The fouls counted
against him, however. and Pop famed
10 The great relief of the multitude
Bohannon Starts Wild
Bohannon. fine broth of boy, started
off very debonair and tossed them over
jackson started sacrifice, but Bohannon
got in his own way several times and
Jack; Jackson reached first. Then Bohannon
a wild ferocious pitch. which advanced
Jones and jackson Wheeler drove the
pan INTO center. where Dexter was Turk
ing; put Jones came home with run No. l.
9IInian used his elbows in fielding
O'Brien's roller and O'Brien reached first
Kelley hunted the ball towards Bohannon'
ana patrick forgot all his little baseball
while Jackson scored. Marcan flew our TO
Dexter. Thus ends the first inning.
Breshear sprained the left field fence as
an inaugural for the second, but one base
was all he could get. White Quinlan and
Bohannon went out in turn and a second
zero was put to work for the blue grass
Bohannon's temperature was still high
at the opening of the Saints half, and he
sent tlournoy to first. Sullivan sacrificed
MN TO second and Bohannon recognized
the profession and gave Chech a PASS
Flournoy hung around second for awhile
ana then stole third. Jones forced Chech
out at second and Flournoy came in with
the third. run. Jackson closed the inning
with a fly to Quinlan.
Arndt started the fourth with a hit and
SchrleVer raped the ball to right hut
jackson threw him out at first Arndt 90
ing to second. Brashear singled to zee center
and Arndt tore for home. Jones lined the
ball in and Chech pulled it down in time
TO surprise BrasheaT, who stretched his
hit TO the breaking point Arndt scored
and injured his leg in the attempt White
ended, the inning by going out to first with
the Saints two to the good.
Innings Fit BY
The fourth was i1eeting fancy for the
Saints and Jones one-hand catch spoiled
the NTH for the visitors. For the Saints
Jones. went out at first and Jackson was
the recipient of a pass and gratefully
stole. second. Bohannon crowded himself
in handling Wheeler's effort and Wheeler
beat him to first Brashear and White
spoiled the good thing by making a double
out Of Brien,s inoffensive little groun
der
Flournoy and Marcan got into the DON
bic play game in the sixth and retired
the rectifiers, and BTashear. Quinlan and
White closed out on the Saints in their
haf with the third double of the game.
N the seventh the colonies sighted an
internal l,. revenue stamp and Went for
began it with a single to right and oIine
ian tSef-restraint got him to first p
han fi,.r,x-