The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-15
Fine Array Of Assists and Errors
Due the Doughty Little
Umpire.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BY O'Louahiin.

5 BY o'Loughn.
| There should be addition to the ooH scoss
Of the game Of yesterday, and 1t should reao
something like this: roo
a,rora rnn < 0 Q p s.
: The arbitrator was at his worst This Is not
an excuse for the loss of the game as uAALotu
walloped Minneapolis and jabbed Lou1sYllle wiz
out great discrimination. In his guessing Hin
ineapolis got shade the worst OF IT, out Louis
Vile was not far behind. On balls anu s!rlhes
times reached height of speculation that wouia
make pit-trader as dizzy as teiepnone ~
on the revolving swing. Thru 1t all the niue
man kept his dignity we'll to the fore and rele-
Gated CAPTAIN Kid Fox to- the woods for daring
to question his decision Had everyone VINO US
agreed with Clifford been put out OF the grounus
the game would have been played TO al array
of perspira ton stained benches.
Gould Not Hit.
MINNEAPOLIS lost thru inability to hit Kenna
and the liberality of FROSTY" Thomas. HyneS
started in to do the pitching for the locals ana
was kneaded vigorously by the slusgers OF the
louisville team. Thomas went In IN the second
inning and pitched good ball until the nhtn
when he took the nation to make Santos-Dumont
look like bug crawling under a concrete slae-
walk. He succeeded and made an ascension
which led one fan to ask:
= "Hey Frosty how does the Guaranty Loan
look from up there?'
Things broke easy for Louisville in the get
away. Woodruff and Sullivan walked and Clay
right and Brashear reached first on Grahams
error. Sullivan and Clay scored Minneapolis
came right back when David Jones opened up
with a triple and scored on Sulllvan's out at
frst Then that ended the scoring for the
inning.
Played Fast Ball.
Peace prevailed around the score board until
the sixth inning. Freeman got lease of life
& on Scotts error and Coulter sacrificed. Grem-
niger was passed and Marshall singled, bringing
Freeman into port That was the end for the
millers. They had several chances afterward
but when the mighty 300 brigade came up to
lift the embargo they either drove critters down
to the infield popped up long, lazy flies for
the white-egged outfelders to get under. The
score stuck at a tie until the eighth inning,
when Brashear passed and Scott singled
Shaw flew out to center and Brashear scored
Or the umpire said he did. Qunlan forced Scott
ut the plate and kenna downed at first.
The ninth opened up with the Louisville bat
iiyan, with a fresh bite Of ''natcheral leaf
tucked away in his jaw, smote the ball to deep
renter. Clay then came up and Frosty pre-
sented him with one of those can t-m1ss-me
Hoaters of his. Clay did not miss it. He sent
I It SO far, that it took relay of four to bring
1t back and Sutor walked home with the speed
bf q man who Is afraid of his wife.
Kerwin cleaned at first and Graham made
another butter-fngered effort Brashear.
Schmidt tried to throw him out attempt
10 steal second and the throw was a bloOmer.
3rashear went to third. Clay had scored on
Kerwin's out and Scott ended the agony by
q striking out.
Inning and Father Bill Marshall took his place
at second. Father Bill only had two chances,
out he made the best of them.
The official score: