The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-08

Kansas City at Minneapolis 1.-TWO games'.
Milwaukee at st. Paul
Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville.
BY o'LoushIin.
Minneapolis baseball fans went out to MIC
ollet park yesterday afternoon to witness
grand production of The Fall Of Port Arthur, :
In which Arthur Irwin and his band of high
binders from Kansas City furnished the ed fire
/ By which the place was Illuminated Mime.
apolis took both falls in fifteen and one-half
scenes. The NUTS helpless and were de-
feated in both games, having no more chance
of winning than the lamb has OF crawling out
! of the slaughter-pen and killing the butcher
i The millers did not play up to their game-did
Y not have to. The NUTS did not play up to any
/ game, as they evidently did not care to.
The first game started at o'clock when
Durham got loose in the pasture and permitted
the locals to yammer him for four hits and two
runs in the first inning. Intermingled with this
artillery Of slams was passed ball by Butler
and an error by Donahue. Jones and Sullivan
scored and Greminger. Oyler and Friel were
on bases and ready to when Captain Fox ended
the doings with out.
Graham in Form.
Peaches Graham was out to do the wood
carving for the locals. and was in good form.
He allowed but five hits turnout the game, and
it required four innings for the haw people to
reach him at all. There stingy hit in
the fourth by Hill, but as he was squashed
at second in at attempted steal, it was not
until the seventh inning that more than three
men raced Granam Ill an inning. Durnaiu
frightened up after the first clash and was steady
until the fifth. Then Father William Marshall
dropped his bat into Il hoater and scrambled
around to third base before the far-feeing ball
was brought back. He scored on Cyrus Coulter
merltorious out at first. After two were out
Andrew Jackson Her reached third OH single
a stolen base and passed ball, but Frlel could
do nothing better than fly out, with the KaW
fielder taking the high off the right field
fence. In the seventh and eighth the millerS
drew blanks.
Teasing the Children.
In the ninth Graham decided to poster the
NUTS and after two were out he allowed Hi
to get hit. Peaches then passed Zearfoss ant
''Looy' Castro showed up smiling with thai
oyergrown saplng which the umplres allow hin
to swing around home. He got it In the wa!
of a fast shoot and a single was the inevitable
result. Hill scooted home and Donahue endet
the rally with fy-out to Greminger.
After the usual resting spell between games
+ the second heat called. Magnate Watkins
trotted out Ford and Irwin pitted Isbell agains
him. This brought about doings-doings of tn
kind ''calculated''' to make the town visitor from
Wind river get up and yell appreciation. For
passed Gilbert and Cassidy sacrificed. Hill wa
downed at first and Andrew Jackson Her mad
a fanciful flip to catch Durham. The ball wen
by August Friel ninety miles hour. Castr
singled and Donahue ripped out sand-shake
to right Parson Frantz went out first to third
Joy for Kaw Persons.
There was much joy in the Kansas Cit
bench. Three men had scored in a row, tn
probable record for the season Of the team
Even Parson Frantz smiled. The joy
short the life Of a sandfy Jones led o.
with double, Sullivan singled Marshall mad
a twobagger, Coulter singled. Izzy locke
worried. Greminger tried to knock the ba
down to Seventeenth street. but Gilbert nae
it,. Coulter was caught at third Oyler
infeld drive and Friel flew out. Jones, Suiva
= and Marshall scored.
The NUTS were held safe until the fourtl
when Ford eased up again and was taken OF
to be replaced by Kellum. Before he uu
Frantz singled and Zearfoss started him to thir
with another single. He scored on the fy-or
of Gilbert.
Isbell Withdrawn.
Isbell was also taken to the stalls In til
third inning the millers got after him and al
ministered such punishment that Justus replace
him. Sullivan hit with a pitched bal
niger followed with two-bagger. Justus wei
in for Isbell and hit Oyler. Friel made sing
and Billum Fox drew base balls Kelu
forced Oyler at the plate Jones ended tt
matinee by striking out. Sullivan. Coulter ar
,Grem1nger scored. The locals rung ND anoth,
tally in the fourth when Castro dropped tt
throw on Sullivans infeld drive Sullivan sto
second and scored when Greminger singled. Aft
- that neither side scored again. It was growth
dark, and after Kansas City had batted in IL
seventh inning Jumps Haskell called it a gan
On account Of darkness. The Kansas City pla
ers. We're hungry for punishment and want,
to go on.
"Back to your cages" commanded the UNI
1T takes lot of licking to satisfy some
you people, -
70 thn 1nfc