The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-21
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MAU WAS JOYFUL
BMAsHING. BALL AT NICOLLET
PARK MATINEE.
louisville Won Game That Sent
Lovers Of the Game Home In a
Trance of Nervous Joy--Htts Galore
and Base Running Rampant.
BY o,Loughlin.

Louisville placed sorrows crown OF
sorrow upon the brow of Minneapolis
fans yesterday afternoon. Placlng tne
but the visitors then jumped on IT,
hammered it down and stamped It In
place until it will take two sticks OF
baseball dynamite to get 1t off.
It was a great game to watch n.
winning looked as bright as the sill
iver plated wedding presents on
Inuptial night, but Louisville turned
off the sunshine before we could real
aze on hope.
It was a sic-'em- Tige- he-kicked-
Iyour-mother sort Of a game. Hits
were common as ffirts on a Saturday
might. There was something doing
every minute, but when the smoke OF
battle cleared Minneapolis was on the
bad side. The fans were satisfied
however and the man who went
home sore from the game Is the
same fellow who would want a ticket
TO Ringing Brothers show included
with his scent street car ticket to
the grounds.
and sent him to the stall after the
third inning. Minneapolis hefted
Campbell prodigiously but his mana
ger kept him to the hitch rack and
made him take his medicine. He
managed to win his game but only by
the timely hitting Of his accomplices.
Bailey followed Ford on the rubber
and only allowed five hits during the
remainder Of the game.
louisville was BANKED in the first.
Fourth and remaining innings OF me
soiree. Minneapolis scored In the
first four innings and then refused to
get home until the cleaning. Fox
started the ball in the first inning
when he bit off double and tore
around to second base like mad cat
~, or a
on sacrifice by Maloney and long
fly out by Sullivan. In the second in
hing Brashear scored for the water.
haters by adding double SNOWFALL to
the winter Of Herr Ford's discomfort
hnd coming home Nancy Hankswise
when Quinlan located one In the out
er garden. Lally scored on a single,
Oylers out and McNichols single. Then
came the grand free-for-all, all join
hands and sashay gents d to the center enter
after Ford like New York Brewers
daughter on the trail of French
Eount. They got him.
Kerwin, he Of the unIaundered
pants, made single. Hallam sac
Arndt robbed the Ford bank of
double and Dexter grabbed biscuit
of the same kind-swing your partner
and on to the next-Brashear scooped
up single but was caught on his way
TO SGCOnQ. w HlLG uISW pass UOl
Quinlan forced him out at second. AS
a result of this quadrtlle, Kerwin,
Hart, Arndt and Dexter crossed the
plate. AS the Arkansas cat is alleged
to have remarked, II guess that's sew
Ing some.f
Minneapolis came up in their half Of
the be-joyful when Fox made single
Side Wheeler Campbell caught him off
the bag and put the blinkers on him.
Maloney the peach put a two sheet
poster on the Campbell bill board and
went third on the throw in. He scut-
lied home on an out by Sullivan when
he had not no right in the world to
do 1t. Coulter and Weaver made one
night stands at first base on hits but
ILally froze them there by an inf1eld
I gift.
That was about all for the Waiter
sontown delegation. Bailey went in
and held them right up to the bar and
shot high balls and other Spalding
mixed matters at them until they went
up and out like the Japanese she-peo-
pie who coal ship at Nagasaki. In
ahe fourth Oyler knew that the Camp
bell was coming and met him with q
hug and a hit. He went to second on
an error Of Brashear's and third on q
similar bungle by Arndt. He reached
home before the lights went out and
that ended the scoring of the game
While we lost 1t was the sort of game
that will fill the stands. It was MOTH
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