The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-07
'MILLERS PLAYED
IN FINE FORM
WON FIFTEEN-INNING BATTLE
i FROM LOUISVILLE.
Ferry, Stinme1 and Thomas Used to
Turn the Track-Bohannon and
Wright on the Slab for Louisville
Coulter Distinguishes Himself by a
Long Hit.
BY O'Loughlln.

That f,fteen-inning incident at Nicollet
park Yesterday afternoon should go far
Ito sustain the contention that the mluers
are playing in first division form and that
the three wins of the st. Paul team were
due more to battered-up lineup than to
their speed. True, we used three pitchers,
but it's good baseball to take out pltcher
when he wavers-if there Is another good
twrler waiting to take his place.
Louisville started off with a rush IN the
first inning. ICY" Ferry was a tr1f1e
wild, as he has not pitched enough to
get control. Mailman was passed and
Hart made hit Arndt followed with
swat that sent Mailman across the plate,
but his associates were downed. Bohan-
non was on to do the rapid firing for
Louisville, but, like Ferry, he was sched-
uled for a vacation Everything was Sc
rene until the fourth inning, when the
big balloon went up. Hart drew hat
check and Arndt also took lunch
excursion to first. Schr1ver-ousht to
have been in the veterans home these
fifteen years-perpetrated a sacrifice.
Brashear passed the pill out to Sullivan
and Hart came In ahead Of the throw.
This was just a warmup to what was
coming. Bohannon was in for the bumps.
and at the end of the Minneapolis half
was out Of the game and wondering VINO
blew up the grandstand
Maloney lobbed one to Arndt, who lob
steriZed It. Sullivan jousted another out
to Kerwin and the King Of Limerick
threw his boots into 1t, while Sullivan
went to second to show that Kerryman
can profit by Limerick losses. Maloney,
of Killarney, went to third on the same
boot. Coulter, a Shannonite, got into the
lDonnybrook with his buckthorn and pelted
Bohannon a three-base bruise, scoring
Maloney and Sullivan. Freeman was
downed at first, and Starnagle. the Hague
man. made single that cleared the coast
for Coulter. McNichols made fyout to
center and Abijba Fox two-stepped to
first on balls. Oy1er reached the first COR
ner by being hit by Bohannon, and Leslie.
who came up to bat for Ferry also acted
as a reception committee for floater in
the region where the surgeons slash TOR
the pelligerent appendicitis. This forced
Starnagle across the plate and put Min
neapolis two to the good
In the seventh inning Louisville got &C.
ing on Archibald stimmers delivery.
Wright singled, went to second on an
other by Kerwin, and scored on Hallman' 8
f1yout Sullivan had battle with Ker-
wins joste, and that gentleman came
home on single by Hart. From that
time on "Schoolmaster' Thomas took up
the proceedings and kept the feudists from
Breathitt county hiding behind the bushes
every time he took a shot toward the
pan. They came in and went out for sew
en- innings without getting a man past
second base and with but two hits. Min
neapolis had men on third base on several
occasions. The way the millers worked to
get in another run was heartease to the
people in the stands. Finally, in the fif-
teenth inning, Sullivan led off and made
his fourth single of the day and Coulter
sacrificed Buck Weaver, who had re-
placed Freeman, made short hit that
sent Sullivan to third. Starnagle popped
up a fly that stuck in Schriver's mitt,
and things looked blue again. McNicho1s
came up and plunked out the pellet for a
single that enabled Sullivan to score the
winning rum 1t was baseball all Of the
way and one of the best and cleanost
games ever seen in the northwest Fol
lowing ara the figures;