The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-28

st. Paul at Milwaukee.
The Indiana polls champions reached into
the Mud Hens nest yesterday afternoon
and helped themselves to two victories.
On the first reach they procured six tallies,
leaving the Mud Hens with two. and the
second time they got three. while the Mud
Hens were left with two.
The games were witnessed by about $500
enthusiastic rooters and Toledo made 1t
interesting enough for Indianapolis to cause
both games to be in doubt until all the men
were retired. Fortunately there were no
accidents in the game. No one was hurt.
but the error columns were slightly dam
aged N both contests. The misplays
figured in the general results, but there
we're enough exciting plays to keep the In
terest at high tension all the afternoon.
Four runs in the sixth inning of the first
game made the victory safe for Indian
apolis, as the Hoosiers played fast ball
after they secured their commanding lead.
The HOLSTERS scored three runs in the
fourth inning of the second game and held
the lead throughout the contest but Toledo
came so near tying the score that victory
looked in danger several times.
McPartlin was pitted against German in
the first contest. McPartlin was found for
seven hits, but in only one inning did the
visitors succeed in punching any of the
safe ones. The champions showed they
were fond Of German. the same as they did
on Toledo's first visit to Indianapolis this
: season Ten safe hits were registered on
his delivery and fortunately most of them
were clustered In innings where they
would do the most good.
Newin returned TO active service and
pitched the second game for Indianapolis.
For seven innings he used his assortment
OF curves with very good effect and IL was
not until the eighth that Toledo found
ing. DR.. Reisling pitched the second game
for Toledo and the Hoosiers were very
fortunate in punching hits in the third
inning.
games owing TO the accident TO OBrien In
Fridays game. While woodruff was
charged with many errors, he did well in
the field and was effective with the bat In
both contests.
HOW HOLSTERS WON FIRST GAME.
The first game opened very obviously for
the Hoosiers chances to win, but when
the Mud Hens were retired in the first half
the fans took hope. Smith reached the in
itial bag on Woodruffs error and Bernard
singled to right. Turner flew to left and
Schaub went out on a little fly TO Fox.
McPartlin filed the bags by issuing trans
portation to Flournoy. but the big Indian
apolis pitcher showed his regret for caus-
ing alarm by striking out Kleinow.
Indianapolis took the lead in the last half.
After Hogriever had retired on an easy
infield chance Fox walked and stole second
deydon New 10 center, but Coulter single
furnished the inducement for Fox to trot
home with tally. Toledo again filled the
bags liz the second, but the side was retired
without any runs In the third fast
double play deprived them of chance to
send a man around the circuit.
There more scoring until the
sixth. Toledo scored one in the first half
but In the second half the Hoosiers took
the lead again by scoring quartet of tai
lies. Schaub opened the visitors half with
single 20 center. Flournoy hit to Wood
run who made wild throw TO Fox on
chance for a double play. Kleinow went
out on bunt strikes and when Owen was
hit the bases were filled Schaub scored
on Childss out and German was easily re-
tired. Fox beat out bunt in the last hall
and Heydon dumped one in front of the
plate and beat the ball to first. Coulter
dew out but Woodruff singled to center
scoring Fox and sending Heydon to sec
ond. After Jones flew out kim was hit
and the. bases were filed. Tamsett's sin
gle to center scored Heydon and Wood
run Kihm taking third. kim scored or
Demands wild throw to the plate. Me-
Partlfn struck out
Indianapolis added one In the eighth or
base on balls to Jones, Kinms single
and kleinow's error Toledo made one in
the ninth. Owen flew to lef; and Childs
drew a pass. Chids reached second on
wild pitch. Blankenship was sent to bal
for German and singled to center, on which
Childs scored. The side was retired with
out further scoring Score: