The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-28

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st. Paul at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Toledo.
The Indianapolis players could not ap-
breciate the prosperity they enjoyed after
|Ninning the first game OF the double
header with Milwaukee yesterday afternoon
BY score OF to l. Although they had
kbout everything their own way in the
5lrst battle. they seemed at loss how TO
solve Muelier's delivery in the second con-
lest, and Milwaukee won the game by
tcore Of &c and divided honors with the
Rioosiers.
| 1t seemed odd to see Joe Cantillon, the
Brewers chief Taper, again in umpire
harness, but he held the indicator during
The latter part Of the second affair. Has
kelrs right leg stopped a bat thrown acct
Eentally by Dunleavy and the official, after
b careful examination. during which a
voman IN the stand watched the proceed
(ngs through opera glasses. decided that It
WAS best for him 10 take seat on the
BEECH 1t was agreed that Cantillon should
Lake the indicator.
! The Milwaukee manager wore a players
Uniform and bright patent leather shoes.
lie exchanged shoes with Pete O'Brien.
although the latter had much difficulty try
lug 70 force his feet into Cantillon's fancy
foot wear. He then went behind the
catcher and seemed to forget his affiliation
|Eith the Brewers. In the last of the seventh
cose decision and "A Small-sized wrangie
ensued, in which several OF the Milwaukee
players told their manager that he was the
worst ever" Schlafiey even went so far
Rs to beckon to Haskell TO return TO the
same. Cantillon was fair on most Of his
Decisions. and the Hoosiers could not lay
The blame for failing to bag the second half
BIZ the double header to his umpiring.
IDUNLEAvY'S REMARKABLE CATCH.
The principal factor that worked for
1he defeat of the Hoosiers in the second
battle was Dunleavy, the Brewers sensa-
tional left-fie,der. In the fifth inning. with
two Hoosiers on bases crying for induce
nent TO complete the circuit in order to tie
the score. Kihm went to bat and made a
<erffic swing at the ball. The sphere
went sailing toward three-base territory
IN deep Ieft-center aud the crowd began
cheering. But Dunleavy made a brilliant
run and leaping several feet into the air
Taught the ball with his gloved hand. Ii
WAS one of the most sensational catches
over witnesses at Washington Park. 1t
+ook the ginger out of the HOLSTERS and
they were unable To make even a game
struggle to win the game in the succeed
Ing innings.
Pitcher Meredith. who was on the slab for
the Brewers in Wednesdays game, when
indianapolis won, asked permission of Man
Rger Cantillon 10 pitch both games yes
Eerday- He diu well during the first few
innings, bur he weakened during the latter
part Of the game and the Wattykins gave
him such bombardme mt in the eighth that
be had no desire 20 face them In the sec
pnd battle
Kellum was on the mound for Indian
epoIis in the first game and in only one
inning did the visitors succeed in securing
more than one hit, and that was I'm the
Eleventh.. when they scored their only run.
The fielding OF both teams in the first
game was fast and several brilliant plays
The Brewers did not cause the HOLSTERS
much trouble In the first half of the open
Ing inning Indianapolis took the lead I'm
the last half with single tally. After
kim had retired at first on an easy chance
10 short, Fox reached the initial corner
on Donahue's tumble and proceeded to
second on a passed ball. Hogriever beat
out bunt and Woodruff hit to Donohue,
the latter making a poor throw TO second
khird. Coulter fouled out and Heydon lam
pasted the atmosphere.
TWO IN THE FOURTH.
A combination of hits and errors gave
indianapolis brace of tallies I'm the fourth.
After Coulter retired at first, Heydon sim
gled and Meredith passed Marcan. Tam
Sett few out, but Kellums single scored
fieydon and sent Marcan TO third In
klaub made wild throw on Kihm's chance
1iarcan scoring. Kellum tried TO make the
last fourth of the circuit, but was thrown
kellum received an inshoot on the left
shoulder I'm the seventh and walked 10
lrst- Kihm hit the right field fence for
khree bases and was caught trying to make
home on the nit.
The bombardment of Merediths curves
IN the eighth vas as musical an xylo-
phone solo. Hogriever started the musicale
with a triple to left. followed by Wood
rufx's easy out Coulter's single scored
k7osrsever and Heydon followed suit with
hit 10 left. Marcan's out advanced both
men. Tamsetts number was a SINGLE on
which Coulter scored kellum shipped a
triple to center and kim furnished the
Inducement with hit for Kellum to score
Fox singled, but Hogrfever flew out on his
ond time at bat
he Brewers scored their only tally in
seventh inning. Ganley singled buI
Is forced at second by Dunleaa.y. The
ter pfifered second and scored ou HEMP
Us nit With one out in the eighth
nahue hit 10 left for three bases, but d
|ment later tried to score on fly tC
X and was caught at the plate Dona.
. injured his ankle sliding into home ant
Is unable to play In the second game
though Speers and Stiumel were sem
bat in the ninth. there was nothing do
Score: