The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-31
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minneapolis aiyidsd, shonors with Columbus y; IN
Ma double header Yesterday afiesnoon In the.
first .gpnea millers put up disgEeceful ex-
and Won. by IN narrow lmsSsin. aitho Columbus
sent, the Arkansas. shiyers and Wabash scratches
all over the. fans by a ninth inning. rally
ReIgsr pitched for ths. senator's n ahe nis
balled; wigMa gged, asleep:at. the;sMitch and no
pitch.hote Graham pitched fair game me- but st
his usual luck in scratching out game deserted
him In the second game Gustaf Dorner was IN
to do the razmoraz work for the, visitors The
big German was beaten and given larrup1ng
that will take some Of the worldly pride out
Berger was the hero Of the day. BE had
speed, curves, control and was ace-duce'hlloJack
and the game. Minneapolis made a series OF
bungles that would have been discreditabie to
Kansas City or Toledo, and naturally could not
win. There little to the first game Tor
the locals. When they finished their score sheet
was blameless Of black marks In the run
column as q new tile roof after a rain. Five
measley hits were theirs and of these Edouard
Greminger assessed two. Several times Mime
apolis looked dangerous with men on bases and
none out. but Heine Berger merely put on a
men up
Won by Timely Hitting.
Columbus won thru hitting Graham when
they needed hit and the scoring was ABLY as
sisted by by Freeman, Kahoe, Graham
and Oyler. The visitors made but five runs,
but that was a bounteous supply as long as
minneapolis batting like a case OF Jim
Jams failing at pink bats carrying green UNI
brellas.
The second game used up two Minneapolis
pitchers. but it victory. Frosty Thomas
started the matinee but when the senators FOUND
him for two singles and home run IN the
same inning, Magnate Watkins yanked Frosty
from his proud position and fed Win kellum
into the hopper. Kellum sent in his foaters In
a style that puzzled the visitors, only Pickering
The game started off with a rush by the mil
lers. Jones singled but after sullivan's out
Freeman forced the fielder at second Coulter
found Dorner for a twobagger and Freeman
scored. Greminger got to first when Miss Huls-
failed to get her srS hs
home eeN e on the Incident ! Columbus came
right back and scored when Congalton
made a single to left, kim sacrificed and
Hulswitt tattooed Thomas for two bases to left
Congalton scored.
M1llerS Break Loose.
In the third inning after Jones had ripped out
an instant-death star -gazer. Sullivan led away
with single. Freeman was passed and Coul-
ter solved Gustaf's delivery for a single
S;remfnger few out and Marshall drew Lake
street transfer to first base. Andrew jackson
Her waddled out and sDorner, with haunty con
tempt, put the ball over the plate. A. .; lier
struck for his country and his fires and the
sparks clean hit to left Of center
and Freeman and Coulter cantered home' suiii=
yam having scored when Coulter smeared the
hall. That was the last time the nillers got to
home, altho in the fifth inning the bases were
nicely filled and mer were forced out at home in
the sixth.
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I Columbus did not discover anything until
the fifth when, after Barbeau and Dorner were
out Pickering led off with a single which
Davy wrestled with until 1t became a
two-bagSer. EIefty Lefty baton
upon another of Frosty's straight ones and 1t
went to the radish bed, ahead of the harvester,
for two bases. Ryan then gave the ball a
Swedish movement treatment and 1t felt so ex-
hilarated that it sailed over into Nicollet ave-
nue., where it boarded a car and came down
town. This brought in three runs. After that
1t nothing doing until the ninth when, after
missed Davis drive. Ryan forced Hefty Lefty
at second and the day was done.
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