The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-03
BASEBALL
WIN OUT In TENTH
nillers Treat the Fans to Another
Sensational Finish at Nicol-
let Park.
Martin Ties Scores in Ninth With
Home Run eager's Single
Wins Game.

AS George Tebeau owner Of the Louis
Vile, Kansas City and other baseball
clubs, sat in Nicollet park yesterday at
ternoon, and watched young Martin drive
the sphere far over the left field fence
, tieing the score In the NTH inning. his;
thoughts were of a character which, IL
printed. would never be allowed to pass
through the mails.
The drop which filled G. Tebeau's cup OF
woe to overlooking was the fact that IN
moment Of temporary mental aberra-
ton. he decided that Martin was not need
ed In the town where innocent bystanders
qualify for coroner's inquests. After con-
sidering the matter for some six weeks,
Tebeau concluded to keep Schaub and at.
tach the can to Martin. Recently he dis
covered that he was on a dead one, anu
Schaub helped swell the pile of discards.
All these memories made 1t hard Tor
Tebeau to lose the game; harder still to
lose it through the time hit OF Martin.
Yesterdays game was the closest seen at
Nicollet park this year, and though the
fielding on both sides was loose at times,
the contest was one prolonged thrill. The
colonies made one in the first, and the
millers came right back in their half
In the second the guests again pushed
a man across the rubber, and again the
locals evened it.up. In the fifth Yeager's
men got one to the good. but In the first
half Of the next round Louisville dupli-
Gated the trick, and the score was again
tied In hard knot.
Thomas and Bohannon were the oppos-
ing twirlers, and both pitched good ball.
Thomas was slightly more effective but he
was also the wilder Of the two, and his
three wild pitches were responsible for two
of the visitors score. The schoolmaster 8
arm was bit sore as the result of the
thirteenth round battle Saturday, and In
the tenth manager Yeager decided to
save Thomas by sending in Stimmel. Nc
Crery's two long triples and a couple OF
singles by Oyler were mainly responsible
for the first three runs scored by the
locals.
With the score firmly knotted and one
gone in the ninth, Walker singled, and
went to second on Childs': out. Bohan-
non now made strenuous effort to win
his own game, hitting past third for a
clean single, and scoring Walker. The
visitors remained ahead about three min
utes. After Mcintyre had retired In the
locals half Martin met the; ball fairly or
the nose. It sailed midway between the
center field flag pole and the left foul line
clearing the fence clearly, and qualifying
Martin for the box Of cigars and $3.5(
hat offered by local business firms fol
the first home run hit by miller In each
home SERIES The crowd threw a few
spasms while the rest Of the side was re:
tired and Stimmel went in to perform
He gave two passes, but retired the col
onels without hit, and the millers hat
another show for their white alley. Spoon
er drew a free ticket, and Lally sacri
feed him along. Elmer Smith could onl,
move Spooner to third on an out, bu
Manager Yeager. who had already mad,
two hits, drove one past Bohannen like
cannon ball, and the game was over