The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-14
ANOTHER DIVIDE
AT The PILLBOX
Saints Lose First and Win Sec
ond Game at st. Paul's Little
Park.
BY O'LoughIin.

Honors easy marked the last professional base
ball game of the year in the northwest at st.
Paul yesterday afternoon: The m1llers ana the
saints came together at the pillbox park in the
eastern suburb. Sewer was doing the pitching
for Minneapolis in the first game, and in winning,
It tied up the American association record for
strikeouts, tanning eleven men, This done
without the assistance of the umpire. who made
Siever split the plate at all times before he
would give him strike. Kanes work of yes,
terday was his browning achievement of the
season. and Minneapolis appeared to be the
mark at which he was aiming all OF his bad
opinions. Fox was put out of the first game
for Directing to a decision and the objec ton
was not of the disorderly rough sort. Hemp
hill fired out by the arbitrator for continued
objection to decision 49,. xxi ~.
Kane for some reason did not work behind
1.-The bat at any stage o. the game, but tooe up
This position back of the pitcher. This resulted
in narrowing decisions en- balls and strikes. and
most of the time. They finally started rue
tion at bat and won the game 7-6 when 1t looked
{ as tho the saints had 1T clinched. All
Short Contest.
The second game went five innings. Gene
Ford was in the box and had bad day. He
z was hammered numerically and the saints had
q walkaway..
St. Paul earned their runs in the first game
on straight hitting. The hits We're. Of the nature
which bring outs at Nicolet park but in the
small enclosure at st. Paul the ball bounding
on the fence made singles out of what should
have been fyouts and doubles out Of possible
fsinges The saints scored one in the fifth, one
in the sixth and four in the seventh. In this
inning two singles, double and home run
by Aournoy tells the story. They not
allowed to again.
Minneapolis did not get hit off Kilroy until
the sixth, when the locals broke loose and made
four runs A pass, error by O'Brien an
other pass, Sullivan hit by a pitched ball, a
single by Freeman and two-bagger by Marshall
brought Solver, Friel. Sullivan and Freeman
home. The millers picked up another in the
seventh felders choice, error by Car
ney and blocked ball. Sullivan could have
scored on the blocked ball after his twobagger
but failed to realize that he had base running
power until the sphere was in the pitchers
hands and he in the box. In the eighth two
singles and an error by Kilroy, followed by
Graham's out at first, let two mille1s score,
leaving the balance one to the good.
~ Ford Hammered.
In the second game Ford and Whiteridge
the opposing slab specialists and Wh1teridge
won. He held the milers to four hits in five
Innings, while Ford allowed eleven in the same
third inning result of two passes, single
and Marshal's two-bagger. They were blanked
s in the third and fourth.
i St. Paul started the proceedings in the first.
Two passes, a two-bagger and two singles tells
how they acquired three runs. They scored once
in the second on single, an error passed
ball and another single. The third inning
Z brought them two runs following base on
balls and a two-bagger. Marcan who made the
two-bagger, stole third and scored on Sullivan's
: out at first. Three runs came in in the fourth
thru the medium Of three singles and a two
Dagger. The saints did not score in the fifth,
altho they had a third when the side
was retired.
s to reach Kansas City and Milwaukee. The mill
ers engage the brewers today and the saints
are bracing up blooz food fol- weak hitters
Following are the figures Of the fest: