The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-01
ENTIRE SERIES
FOR MINNEAPOLIS
KANSAS CITY EXPERIENCES
FOURTH DEFEAT.
The Veracious Tale of How Archibald
Archimides Stimmel Smote the
Gearites Hip and Thigh-Coulter
Makes Almost Successful Attempt
to Break Up the Game.
Bv O,LouuhIjn,


Dale Gear looked over his tribe or Brule
Sioux yesterday afternoon and picked out
Medicine Man Isbell to scalp the m1uers
in the final game Of the series He did 1T
heap much, nit. Watkins put forth
Archibald Archimedes Stimmel and what
the human trout rod did to the Kaw claw
verged on the sinful and shameful. The
game was delayed in starting until after
4 o. clock on account Of the rain, but when
the barrier went up, the locals went away
like a bunch Of mudlarks at Morris Park.
Van Buren, started the session with a
strtkeout, but Nance-who isn't-made
single and reached second. He remained
there while Archie A. tripped up the two
following batters, Maloney picked out
one Of the attenuated Isbells stunts and
took all the juice out of it for single.
McNichols, who don't like to be called
Pegleg, reached first thru an error by
Izzy and Sullivan advanced the duo with
sacrifice. Coulter drove the ball down
to third base and Maloney was caught at
the plate. McNichols reached third and
with Coulter's assistance, executed half OF
q double steal. the trap play falling short
ten seconds Kansas City was electro
cuted every time they interfered with the
Stimmel dynamo and went out In the Sec
ond inning all unsuspecting Of what was
coming.
starnagle led off with a single and Abb
jiha Fox sacrificed. Oyler drew a. rain
check to first and Stimmel-cross my
heart t die-made hit. Maloney singled
and Starnagle and Oyler scored. McNich-
OILS drew a four-ball badge and Sullivan
forced out Stimmel at tho plate, leaving
the bases playing to capacity. Coulter
looked so meek and absent minded that
Isbell jaspered In an easy breaking out
and the man from Glengarry basted it so
hard that the battered ball flew over right
field fence to escape. This little faux pas
resulted In four scores all in row--glad-
some things, when the home team gets
them. Weaver. the ninth man to bat, at
tempted a high hoist, but Nance got un-
der 1t and the game was won.
In the fifth inning Butler made hit
for the blues and Rothfus spoiled beau
tiful throw by sticking his elbow into it.
After the massage he went to first. Bon
ner's infield out boosted the pair a square
each and Butler scored when Archibald
got so coltish that he hurled the sphere
to the stand. emitting Weaver In It's pass
age. Sewers fyout permitted Rothfus tc
pass Buck Weaver in safety. That was al
for Kansas City. In the succeeding In
nings three fast double plays were per-
petrated on the milers, but they were sc
Stimmel scored in the sixth on another
single--think Of tia wild pitch. Ma
loney's out and McNichoPs single. After
that Isbell suspended his free list and bu
one more hit was made. The crowd was
small, but all were pleased at the work
nanship shown In the four wins from X
G. st. Paul comes today and Watkins
at q switch shanty secret session ha.
given orders that they be assimilated.
Following are tho fluctuations Of yester
day: ..