The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-12
YESTERDAYS ATTENDANCE
Nv O'LouuhIin,

peaches" Graham went to a little red school
house when he was young, and teacher told
him the fable of the hare and the tortoise
that old story wherein the hare and the tor
toise started in a cabbage patch futur1ty ana
the hare set such a fast pace In the first half
that he had the turtle looking like st. Paul
following Minneapolis in population. This helped
Peaches win from Milwaukee yesterday, and
in doing so he knocked out the old fable.
Peaches went fast for eight innings and when
he quit going to take a nap he was so far
ahead that the Milwaukee mudlarks couldn't
catch up even if they did keep coming. All
of which goes TO show that good little boys
should go to school when they are young if
they expect to grow up and be useful men and
great pitchers.
Graham was attending to the soda fountain
for the locals in their last game of the year
with Milwaukee. He serving up sizzling
sundaes, frozen shoots and frothy fps. The
Milwaukee people We're coming up to the count
err taking their turn and going out Wlthout
great disturbance. They started up a skldoo
session in the ninth inning, but the m1llers
were 50 far ahead that Joe Cant1llion yelled
his palate in vain. and the red-legged
brigade finished with tire score standing So
Goodwin Free Lunch
Goodwin operating the dumb waiter for
tie brewers and the Watkins kids were rid
ing up and down his platform all afternoon
The fun started in the second inning, wheL
Clarke attacked by locomotor ataxia germs
OF, Coulter's drive and let it roll all around
him before he laid violent piano prones upon
it. Marshal's out showed Coulter to second,
and after Battleship Greminger had stove in
his PROV on strikeout reef Andrew Jackson Her
brought Coulter home with & two-bagger. The
third inning was marked by prodigious do
+ ings. Goodwin scored for Milwaukee on
single, another drive by O'Brien and went to
third when Bateman got a base on balls
Hemphll also rode on the same sort OF
5 transfer, and the umpire insisted that Goodwin
come in off third base to make room for
" o Brien. Graham frightened up and put out
Clarke himself, Freeman assisting.
Graham led off for the millers in the third
!. with a strikeout Jones, Friel and Freeman
singled Freeman was hikooed at the plate on
a shortfeld throw. Marshall singled: This was
the jolt which brought in Jones and Friel.
After that Milwaukee held in leash until
the ninth. Graham did not permit more than
one hit to fall to them during this period
The millers quiet until the sixth, when
Milwaukee blew up and two more scores were
added to the local side of the board
Cyrus Promenades.
& Coulter was passed to first in the lead-off
of that inning and Bateman made a bad throw
to catch Cyrus at second when Marshall hunted.
Greminger sacrificed and Oyler slammed out a
single. Fox got nice one Dagger and Ora
ham proved a good waiter and walked. Jones
flew out. The net interest on this investment
of energy and bungling was runs by Coulter
] and Marshall Oyler tried to score on Foxs
hit, and slid into the plate to beat out the
relay throw-in. His head struck Towne
spikes. the iron cutting an ugly cash In the
s. shortstop's dome Of thought. He was patched
up on the bench and played out the game.
Y In the seventh Friel hit by pitched
f ball and Freeman attempted to sacrifice. Good
win made a bad throw to first and Friel went
to third on it. He scored on the fyout OF
Coulter. In the eighth the willing workers
piled up two more against the Cantillionites by
single by Greminger, an error by Bateman,
another error by Goodwin and a helders choice
that failed Graham's drive. Jones flew out
to center and Friel made single. He was
thrown out at second in attempting to stretch
it. -Greminger and Fox scored
This brought around the ninth, and Peaches
faded away into little nap Mccormick sin
i gled. McChesney struck out. Goodwin made
another single. and Robinson was passed
on passed ball that Umps Kane re-
Hemphill singled and Clarke drew four wide
ones Towne swung for a single, and McCor
mick struck out on his second time up. 1t was
Goodwin, Rabbit Robinson Haness 3o'Briel
and Mickey Mccormick scored. IT was al
right, tho. It let the brewers go home will
beating, but with the sting removed. Al
they take on Kansas City today for series
and the millers go up against the saints, 1T Il
probable that the Milwaukee lead will not b.
cut down very materially, and the will
finish with Minneapolis in third place, going
easy, after having set the pace for the frs
half of the Today is the last matine
of the season in Minneapolis. St. Paul is thu
offering, and past defeats to be avenged
If possible.
Following are the shoots and slides of yes
ferd