The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-05
SCALDING FOR
KELLY'S SAINTS
Millers Outbatted but Scrape
Thru Victory in After =
noon Game.
OF THE CLUBS.
BY O'Loughiin.
noon Game.

Sy ~ EoHShlil'
q The millers redeemed themselves yesterday
afternoon by administering defeat to the
saints in the presence Of the labor day crowd.
In the morning Graham had been bumped In
fearful style and to stem the onward sweep of
the down-riyer forces Magnate Watkins threw
Sievers in the path of the invaders. He was a
stumbling block Of great magnitude. He had
speed, control and curves that broke as tho
they had been shot out Of a corkscrew- bending
machine. In the early innings it looked as tho
he would break the American association record
for strikeouts, but he only famed ten Of the
Kellyites, falling one short of equaling the
record.
Pat Carney, wild hawk and without
speed proved a puzzle to the millers. Only
three struck out, but the locals could not get
their hits planted in soil where st. Paul crow
would not dig them up and fire them to first
before the arrival of the sprinter. When they
did not slam drivers to the 1nfelders the locals
popped up high ones-higher and higher-so
the 'charleyhorse" legged brigade of outfeld-
belonging to the opposition could Waddle
around and get under them.
Started Strong.
Minneapolis started off strong in the first in
ming after the first three saints had been
- eliminated. Jones got to first on an error by
O'Brien and reached second when Hamlet
Noonan made a whangadoodle throw. to second
to head of Jones steal. Sullivan attempted to
sacrifice but was not permitted to do by the
visitors. Freeman made sacrifice and shunted
Jones to third and Sullivan to second. Cyrus
Coulter issued a stingy slam to Marcan, who
threw Jones out at the plate. Cyrus and Sui
Ivan then attempted a double steal, but the
short-throw game was worked on Sullivan and
he was given his trading stamps by Store
keeper Noonan at the home plate
Three more Lennonites assimilated In
the second. When the locals grabbed for their
share Greminger rammed teaser down to
third base and died at first Marshall came
along with a quarter mile hit that allowed him
to settle second base, and Oyler hinged out
good long single Marshall came home with
the only run Of the day for the locals. Fox
and SEWERS ended the inning without showing
Andrew jackson Her along an inch.
= Saints Braced Up.
st. Paul never even looked dangerous unit
he fifth. Flournoy then struck out and Mlcke!
Kelly did the same. Marshall was so over
Dyed over the strikeout that he allowed thu
,all to get by him and the Michaelbird perchet
N first. Marcan made single and Noonal
ooked sorrowful and melancholy that S1ever
ave him chance and passed him. This looked
Ike saucy dongs due, but Sievers came GU
f the trance and when Patruchio Carne
Jumped a measley little slam down to Siever
threw it home, cutting the throat OF M1chae
Jelly and Marshall flirted the bull down to Hrs
nd stopped the sprintng of the Carney boy l
as like getting out Of cyclone by holding o.
9TH the teenth and had something OF the luc
opposition attached
The millers had the bases full in the sixt
hen the saints turned off the lights Tw
It's and a base on balls filled up the cushions
1t fOrceOutS ana nyOulS elnplleu ueh " IL
=ssit great difficulty. Affairs dragged along unit
lie NINTH when the small-city people tried t
things once Hemphill was an cas-
It. but Wheeler sneaked in a three-bag pune
i Sieyers and visions of tie in the mint
omed up again. O'Brien kindly assisted wit
easy out at first and just to show them tina
still had package up that left arm Sewer
it on the steam and made Flournoy nearl
wing his lungs out in effort to hit then
othing doing and Labor day had been fttingl
- LIBERATED.
This afternoon the teams meeting in
ntest at the p1llbox park in ST. Paul AS
agile is good for a home run over there,
mes there is no more telling who will wi
IAN there is of guessing how many people
kmo- Harriet conductor will try to get into
Il bound for the state fair.
Following are the prize awards: