The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-12
SEWERS Fed Baseball Paris Green
to the Barrows
Bugs.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ATTENDANCI
BY O'Loughlin.

Mr.. Tate Cromley was selected as the Buster
Brown of the Indianapolis team Yesterday after
noon by Manager Barrows. This Is equivalent
to- an unvarnished statement that Mr. Tate
Crowley got his in about eight batting rallies
by the millers: The, hits cracked thru the
premises until Tatey got to lodging every time
a fan cracked a peanut in the bleachers or
! thirsty soul opened up another bottle of cham
/ pagne-root beer-in the ffty-cent section
''Tige'' McCreery barked around, but could not
help out Buster. If Watkins Is not care1ul ne
(: will be pinched for running a slaughterhouse
i at N1collet avenue and Thirty-frst street. with
(. out packers license. $685..
i and while he allowed a number Of hits. he was
merely resting his sore finger and batting the
! visitors. The millers were never In serious
j danger and the crowd got their moneys worth
i by kidding the Indianapolis team. If they are
/ in reach Friday Smith Hall is going to put
i them on at the Unique amateur night IN a
\ grand revival Of BLACK Crook" with Buck
/ Weaver as leader of the march Of the piano-leg
chorus. -@. '-E.
The Grand March.
Nothing happened in the first despite the fact
that David Goliath Jones reached third base
after corking hit and sacrifice. The grand
march started in the second. After the Indians
had been put back the reservation Grem-
niger drew a base balls. Fox struck out for
some mysterious reason, and Marshall took his
place the hurricane deck. The big Lacquer
looked inoffensive and the Cromley child tossed
up a nice underhand, sociable sort of lob
that the catcher smashed square in the right
3
fence In left just above the picture of Anna
Held holding. Butterban Greminger came home
with Marshall ten feet behind and Colonel Get
tysburg Lee splitting red pop all those
around him in the stand in burst Of enthu.
siasm. 1t was magnificent walnuts.
SEWERS Goes Some.
Up to the sixth inning SEWERS had the Indians
working their mouths like woman with a new
face veil, and gyrating about like nader
with her first pair of silk stockings. There was
nothing to it for Captain Farrell and his men
In the third Jones led off with base on balls
and Sullivan flew out. Freeman arrived witt
a good single to left and Clouter Coulter pu
the mark of Tipperary on Cromley for two bases
Jones and Freeman came home the far one
Coulter attempted to stretch his double into
he did. much to the discomfort of the stands
whereupon the jumps was jawed with grea
promptness and Justify. Things were as Quie
as ST. Paul in the fourth inning, but the dis
turbance broke out in the fifth. 1t sounded
like one of those ffty-keg weddings the fats
and Cromley wasn't best man either.
Jones let out screaming drive, Give
teed off with ripping put pronounce as in but
to the fare green (Bryn Mawr vernacular)
Freeman approached the third hole with mash
shot and Caddie Cromley threw to third to stol
z the advance of Jones. 1t not we'll time,
and everybody was safe. Coulter's takeof wa
seized upon by Golfer Farrell and Graham
jolt was the blow that killed Freeman at sec
ond while Jones scored. Auchterlone Greminge
took his lofting stick in hand and. wthou
slicing topping the ball. drove off to tn
bunker the left field fence where Anna
in the picture. was still holding. THIS two
some brought Sullivan and Graham to the fourt
hole and ended the incident. Very fine pa