The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-09
YESTERDAYS ATTENDANCE.
By C'Louqhiln.

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H.. By o'LouohIln. d..
Kansas City climbed out on the grass
at Nicollet park yesterday AFTERNOON
witch. The millers took the hint and ate
them alive, in two bites. The first game
went eight and one-half innings, with
score of 4-3. The second lunch was
called in the eighth inning, for the
sake of humanity, with the slaughter
the locals 1t was about the heartiest
double-header meal the locals have en-
countered in some time, and was highly
pleasing to the fans who witnessed the
banquet.
The first game was something Of a
contest, but the second was very much
fall Of Port Arthur, a Ia Pain, with Tor
pedo Gilbert, Rocket Cassidy, Flower
pot Hill, Bomb Durham, Pinwheel Cas-
tro, Redlight Frantz, Fireeracker Gear
foss and Paper Balloon Justus all go,
Ing up and exploding every now and
but not half SO exciting as the second
matinee, when all of these distinguished
pyrotechnics went higher and higher
and bursted with louder reports than
they did in the first.
Justus Worked Well.
In the first game, Justus worked well;
The millers did not locate him until
sounded like militia company at prac-
tice on a rifle range. Marshall made q
double, Friel led away with single
and Fox drew his second hit OF the
day. o.,
after Jones was out on a fly, Sullivan
Climax with double. Friel, Fox, Slew
er and Sullivan scored. That was all
for the millers for that game, but it
! was enough.
Siever was easy, having an off day
d and allowing the NUTS to hammer him
more frequently than he permits such
inning, Donahue singled and on the
felder's choice of Frantz' slam, Grem-
niger made one of his off.colorr throws
and everybody was safe. Zeartoss new
out to left and Justus made a single.
Gilbert lifted the pressure with MT
that scored Donahue, and FrantZ and
Cassidy cut the cable with a strikeout.
/ The visitors scored again in the. sew
enth on a hit by. Justuus, Gremlnger
made another of his seldom errors on
4 Gilbert's slam and stiff single by
Hill brought Justus home. That ended
4 the scoring, as neither side disturbed
3 home plate again by running across it
q from third base.
i The Big Show.
.S The second contest was shine from
Il the start. Zaza Isbell was selected as
d the put-em-over for Kansas =, City and
B inning was teaser, with the big doings
IA in the second and third. Kansas City
B was BANKED until the fourth inning.
D Sullivan in his first time up in the e first
inning was hit by pitched pail ana
4ho
q came home on the Kahoe hoist. The
N second was another one Of those every
III acknowledgements water Shot sort
n Of affairs. Oyler started it up with a
single and Friel made two,bag, belt.
II Fox made a single and StoVall tell INTO
3A a shoot and drove out a three dagger.
3S Jones singled and Sullivan reached first
in safety when Parson Frantz had diff
ga Guilty in handling his drive. The next
@ three men up went out in order. This
s4 little teapouring permitted four. mlllers
# to cross the plate with scores in their
sA teeth.
In the next inning the Nuts broke
out all over with katzenjammer ana
III the slaughter was terrific. Greminger
III started off bravely with a strike,out
and oyler was dow4e SS at ii fTst' and drl ;n
II ATTEMPTING ate to get Fox on bunt Isbell
Il slammed the ball to first trife Wild
for s1Looy'' Castro to garner. This
Is made the prince of Venezuela hqffy
A and he walked out and kicked the bal!
NJ to half way between home and third
base. Friel had stolen second and when
Ahe saw Castro's kick he howled
uNaughty boy,' and raced over the
Iipan Fox cavorted TO second. Isbei]
Twas so ratified that he passed StGVall
M and an error by Hill permitted Jones
Mto breath easily on first. Donahue han:
Idled Sullivan s drive about as grace
8fully as yearling calf and Fox, to ado
svariety, stole home. Stovall came in on
1.-The Donahue bungle, with Jones on his
heels b Then Michael Kahoe,. kind
hearted kid. struck out. After that the
1ayisitors braced up and did not permit
1.-THE locals to score again until the. sew
ZENITH, when Greminger made the trip on
Ia single, rib-roast for Oyler, a sacr1
sfice by Friel and Fox's fy-out.
Nuts Get Going.
III The Nuts piled up four runs, three
hin the fourth, after Cassidy and Hill
Mad made hits, the duke of Venezuela
mi that big swat-stick in front of 6
lgshoot and Knocked the ball over the
Earight- field fence in style that made
sthe picture Of Anna Held smile ane
wink. Three runs out of this. In the
seventh Dorahue singled and Franti
#sacrifced A wild pitch permitted the
seoring of Donahue. The jumps gave
Efhe sufferers one more inning Of grace
Ef,nt as they were PLAYING more like
sbnnch of cigar store Indians than live
hams he called the contest. g.. s
Following is the inventory:
FIRST GAME.