The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-16
American A.soeiation standing.
fmerican Association Games To-Day
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.

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Minneapolis at ST. Paul.
1 Cyrus Coulter is credited with winning
Shore games during q season than he is
Charged with losing. and that is the rea-
ixson why 1t Is 50 sad to lay at his door yes
kerday's defeat of the champions by the
froledo Mud Hens But Coulter had a
slopsy time OF II In the center garden yes
kerday. He wasn't even restless and. hav-
ing 50 little TO DO. he became lethargic IN
fhe fourth inning He stood in his usual
PLACE pounding his mitt and wondering
tow many shotguns ne would buy IL he
fhould draw the capital prize in a lottery.
BERNARD did not spoil HIS dream. as the
Eoledo center fielder went out on foul to
fIeydon. Aitizer tried to awaken him by
Hitting an easy fly to center. but Coulter
bad not finished his mental calculations.
End lost time in going after the ball. He
<ermitted Jones to do long sprint. but
Zones failed to get under it. and the ball
cropped In safe territory That hit was
she start OF the trouble. and a three-bagger
followed. Two runs were chalked up In
chat inning. and with the one in the fifth
tcoledo secured Just enough to win by a
hcore Of to q
The champions made effort to tie the
Score or win out In the last Of the ninth.
but there was nothing doing. The fans
Rooted and encouraged Tamsett. the first
4aan up, tc exert himself. He swung hard.
And the bail sailed to the right field fence.
St was good for two bases, but Tamsett
fried to make third. with the result that he
Svas tagged Just as he slid to the bag. The
lost chance took the snap out OF the team
End the rooters. Heydon flew to Barnard.
A.nd Woodruff. who went to bat for Ford.
Setired I'm the same manner.
CRISTALL THE HEADLINER.
I Cristall was the headliner in Toledo's
amusement enterprise, and he secured most
lf the latrels. Flournoy retired from left
m the last CT third inning and Cristall was
Gent TO that territory to relieve him. When
&,ristall went to bat the first time he hoisted
she ball to deep right center for three bases.
Tending a man across the rlate and scored
XateT on Heydon's out. Again In the fifth
sanins he hit over Jones's head for three
Eases, driving In the run that won the con-
fest.
= Another very important factor on the
fo1edo team, and the one that prevented
Et.dianapoiis from doing much IN the scor-
Sig line, was DR.. Reislng. manager and
&hief twirler of Strobers aggregation.
fieisling's medical training probably had
Sonething to do with his good pitching
against indianapolis. He won two games
$rom the champions at Toledo last week.
End administered an anaesthetic to the
<Ioosiers yesterday In the form of very
tuzzliDg curves that prevented them doing
$1uch damage. Only six hits were secured
"a his delivery, and they were scattered
2nrough as many innings He also struck
4ut SIX OF the Hoosiers. making Kihm fan
Twice. Coulter was the only Hoosier 10
$ecure more than one hit. and his singles
ND figure In the scoring. &.
2 Ford did the slab work for indianapolis
End only six hits were credited to Toledo.
For the visitors. He gave several bases
4n balls and his gift to Bernard in the
Efth resulted In run In the fourth. after
Eifh gifts. but Reislsng retired the side
kn fly to. Coulter.
Altizer chalkec up. two OF the visitors
Errors. but the misplays did not figure In
She run getting. Resisting was also given
sn error for mufflng Hogriever's foul ball
"a the seventh. While the fielding was
ferry good ct times no sensational plays
KIlI.EN UMPIRED.
Word wss sent to the park that Frank
Foreman was indisposed and would not
fse able 60 officiate at the game. Frank
Sskillen. lats pitcher the Indianapolis
<eam. and q candidate for a berth on the
Ssssociasfon's stan of umpires, was selected
SO of1ciate as umpire. His decisions were
Kerry fair.
: For three innings the visitors could do
Nothing with Ford's delivery. He issued
- pass In the second. but O'Brien pre-
sented an advancement by catching Blank
@nship's line fly and doubling Flournoy at
sirst. In the second Kihm hit to right for
Three bases and scored op Coulter's out
,to Smith, Toledo took the lead In the
fourth on Altlzer's single. Cristalls triple
Ind an error. When Cristail was at third
9sIankenship hit TO Fox who threw TO Hav-
soYM Heydon touched Cristall with the ball.
Sut then dropped IL and the run scored
4 base on balls, O'Brien's error and Girls
.ail's triple In the fifth gave the visitors
A1eir other tally Ford then settled and
fItched very good ball. In the eighth
Sristall walked. but Blankenship hunted a
s.y 20 Kihm. who touched the bag, com
Eleting double play. Only few chances
ISSere offered Indianapolis TO score, but
s3othing was doing after the second until
stie seventh, when one crossed the
sflass- After Tamsett flew to Altizer, Hey
son drew a pass. took third on Fords hit
sand scored or Fox's fly TO bernard The
Fcore.