The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-06-30
SAINTS TAKE Third
FROM THE BREWERS
Sessions Wins in Pitchers
Battle, just Missing
Shut Out
standlnn of the Clubs
Yesterdays Results
ST. Paul 5. Milwaukee 1.
indianapolis s, Toledo 0.
Columbus 8, Louisville 5.
Minneapolis 8. Kansas City 1.

st. Paul D. Milwaukee l.
indianapolis s, Toledo 0.
Columbus 8, Louisville 5.
Minneapolis 8. Kansas City /.
For eight innings yesterday the Brew
ers We're accorded cipherS, but when clos
ing ND time came they revived sufficiently
to score once on a base on balls, two hits
and an error Previous to this SpaSmodlc
effort they gyrated around in a lethargic
fashion sprinkling their hits out one per
inning while the Saints came pattering
home five tines. Score: st. Paul 5, Mil
waul1ee l.
The affair bore a strong resemblance
to shut0ut. and the many friends of
Mr.. Sessions constantly referred to it as
such. but on closer inspection it turned
out to be only near relation. Sessions
an a moment of tossing abstraction allow
ed Bateman to walk to first, and Speer
Stultifed himself with a single. 1t was
then prone against the mournful Mr.. Cur
tiss tC save himself a complete collection
of nothing marks. With two out and
two on bases the melancholy twirler got
hit. and Bateman scored with the as
sistance of Peirce's wide throw to Kelley.
The Brewers picked up eight hits off
Sessions, While the Saints took but
half dozen from Curtiss, but Sessions in
serted wad of time between each bin
gle and he didn't have any of the extra
sizes in stock. Curtiss conceded one home
gun and one double, although the double
was allowed to run to seed for want of
TeinfOrcements. O'BrienS four-ba
clout was good for two earned runs, but
errors entered largely into the manufacture
of the others.
The Saints did some fast work in the
field and cut short several lusty hopes
that were budding in the breasts of the
Brewers. In the eighth inning, with
Schaeffer on third and two OUT Hemphin
hit liner into left field that would have
passed for a hit in any company, but
jackson met the ball full tilt and slashed
1t to first to accomplish HemphilPs de-
mise and nullify Schaeffer's sprint home.
Brewers Make Errors
The Brewers made two eXhorbitant err
TorS which developed into the same num-
Der of runs. but even if these had been
omitted from the programme of events the
Saints would have received the verdict on
OBrien's home run. Curtiss pitched
first-c class ball. but Sessions was a wee
mite better all the way through.
Bug" Holiday relieved BauSewine as
3udge and put in an eventful day getting
himself more or less hurt behind Speer.
eCantilon should be obliged to furnish
catcher of regulation size as a matter of
protection to the jumps. All the little foul
tips tipped over the inadequate catcherS
head and bumped the frail Holiday on
EeXposed portions.
Third Baseman Clark was not in the
grand stand yesterday to furnish any eX-
ktraneous excitement as he had been no
stifed to make himself absent. The presi-
dent of the local club informed Umpire
rBausewine that he was not aware of
sClarks identity Tuesday when he re-
fused to allow him to be put out, and
kIeft orders that the vociferous toSser
Should not De admitted.
Stone started the third Inflated at
tempt with a bunt that went wrong and
1Schaeffer followed with a single. OBrien
shot a hot one 20 Clingman, who started
a double play that retired the side.
d The Saints started off with a rush,
Homes getting a single off the first one
lover Jackson attempted to sacrifice. but
91emphill was kind hearted and threw
wide to first. Wheeler hunted the ball
advanced the pair. OBrien singled by
short and Jones and Jackson came home
with a tally in their arms. Curtiss settled
down real suddenly and handed three elu-
Sive ones to Kelley and Chech.
With one out Pencil got a single in the
Second and Bateman sent a line drive to
the drive, but threw the ball wide to
Kelley in trying to make double. Strick-
lett didn't last to first and another zero
1as put in commission
Bateman Makes Freak Catch
Clingman got to first on a walk in the
Saints half and Peirce attempted to sac
tIifice him with a dinky popup towards
first Bateman had a jiu jitsu en-
counter with the ball. caught it an inch
from the ground, turned a sOmerSault and
FCiingman Sessions used one third of his
strikeout allowance and put the Saints
back to husbandry.
Stone got a single with two out in the
kthird, but Jones Hoped after Schaeffer' s
ny with the usual result. Three Saints
batted out three high ones and went out
to pick weeds. A trio of Brewers ap-
peared before Sessions and made their
adieus in short order and the Saints
took up their share of the fourth.
O'Brien hit a line drive out to Strick-
oft in OH TxThl no Tit
.priated. Kelley sent rambler across
second base and Schaeffer made a one
hand. stop of much pulchritude, but was
unable to recover. Chech strolled to first
and Clingman tapped a lukeWarm one to
Bateman but the tall first Sacker went
after it with his buskins instead of his
hands and the ball shot high in the air.
Curtiss got the ball in a hurry, but Bate
man lost his bearings and muffed the toss.
Nhile this was being enacted Kelley came
home unobuuSlVely. PIERCE went out
third TO first and Sessions exhausted his
second strike out right
The Brewers came close to making
good in the fifth. which Bateman~ began
with single. Striclxlett was Sessions
victim and Speer few out to Clingmdn.
Curtiss rolled the ball out to the mud pud-
die between first and second and Cling
man slid by it. while Bateman plOwed
his way to third. Stone was up, but
the heavy hitter of the circuit never
touched the ball.
O'Brien Hits over Fence
Jones got a bogus decision on the third
Strike for which he softly reproved Mr.
Holiday. Jackson went TO pieces on the
way to first and Wheeler startled Curtiss
with a single. O'Brien sent the ball over
the home run side OF the perforated can
vas screen and with it went the hopes OF
the brewing horde. Schaeffer wanted to
make it a twO-base hit. but his plea was
thrown out in a hurry. Wheeler and
O'Brien scored. making it and final
Three high flies finished the visitors in
the sixth. Chech was late at first and
Clingman started to polish the inning by
trapping the ball over the right field fence
for two bases. Curtiss then threw the
ball in among Peirce's supports and
PIERCE limped to first Sessions took his
third strike out and Schaeffer threw Jones
but at first.
Pencil got first on a pass and went to
The second station on fractions toss by
Bessions. Here he tarried while Bate
man. Striclklett and Speer went out II
was one: two. three for the Saints in their
half and Curtiss made a useless run for
first in the eighth. Stone flew out to
Wheeler and Schaeffer got donation
O'Brien put Germany on third with d
single. but JacSson's splendid throw put
them all out Kelley. Chech and Cling