The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-28
Millers Swamp Grillo's Band at {
Picnic at the Minnehaha
Reservation.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
BY O'Loughlin.

6y ~ EouS'iIii''
There was another battle of the Yalu yester-
day afternoon at Minnehaha. Oyama Watkins
chased Lineovitch Grille and his army into
the horseradish beds of South Minneapolis ana
the umpsaking pity on the help PIES sneenn
inning after Minneapolis had taken the first
game in Scandalous style.
1t was double header and Minneapolis neeo-
ed the games to help catch up with milwaukee,
It was cruel but necessary. The re1uvenatea
n locals sp sen Re St to the 90
everywhere but the right place. Camnltz was
doing the angling for the visitors, and the locals
took all of his bait and refused the hook. Inc
incident of the first inning was the two-base
hit of Joshua Clarke, that gentleman scoring
when Lee got his first single of several days.
Jones led off with what should have been a
fy-out, but Neighbors, the Duluth player signed
by Grille Saturday, was not accustomed 10
playing anywhere but on the hillside and fell
down. The ball sailed far over him and Jones
reached third base before the truant pill was
brought back into the diamond. Sullivan then
collided with Camnitz for o. long fy-out and
David Jones came home.
Paul capitalist when hit for a donation to the
new auditorium fund. He allowed four more
hits but spread them out over eight innings H,s.
He allowed two in the seventh inning, but
Fox's Home Protective league got busy and shut
up the openings to the plate.
Still Scoring.
The millers scored again in the second when
Lee dropped the throw Oylers drive. An
drew stole second, went to third on Fox's hit
and with Fox, executed double steal getting
across the plate ahead Of the throw-in. The
pan was crossed again in the fifth when Jones
broke out with single and reached second
when Neighbors made another mess OF getting
the ball back into play. sacrifice by Sullivan
sent Jones to third and he came home on the
fly that Neighbors dropped. an Incident of Buck
Freeman's time at bat The game strung out the
eight and a half innings without further scoring
on either side. Schmidt injured by running
into the stand after foul fly, and kahoe
went in and finished the game.
The second game looked more like lawn ten
mis- than baseball. Plat started out to do the
throwing for Toledo, and proved so liberal that
he was taken out in the third inning and Cam
nitz went to work more. Minneapolis
played six innings and ran up a score OF
twelve runs and thirteen hits, while the hens
made three runs and five hits. Kellum did the
shooting for the locals and was fairly effective:
Moriarity was hit by pitched ball in the
FIR the na put a9e OF the to
Boyle to first and Lee to right. In the first
inning the visitors were smashed as fast as
they up, this including a roast in the
ribs for Boyle, who walked.
Fanciful Doings.
Then the red sox came in for performance
that started the crowd to demanding that the
game be called. Jones went out at first on an
intield hit. A three-bagger, by Clingman,
Gremnger hit by pitched ball, single by Mar
shall, wild pitch, error by Joshua Clarke, an
other by Clingman and hit by Oyler tells
scored. In the second Jones got another single,
but there scoring. In the third Piatt,
who had watched the Wonderland balloon GO
up. decided to beat it at its game, and
went even higher. Coulter flew out. Greminger
smashed out another single and Marshall rooted
e around and got a three-bagger. Oyler singled
and Fox reached first error by Dtmont
Kellum flew out and Jones played the singlesticl
exercise for bag. Sullivan made another
of the same kind Freeman followed suit with
q daisy discourager and Coulter, on his second
time up. made another fy-out. That ended the
battle. with Greminger. Marshall Oyler, FoS
and Jones scoring. Camnitz was replaced afte'
the Jones hit, but Freeman demonstrated tina
there hard feelings by making hit by
way of introduction. Fox scored again in the
fifth by hit, two stolen bases and error
Another hitting bee and an two gave
the milers two in the SIXTH
- Toledo Scored.
Toledo started off briskly in the fourth whe1
Demont singled and Sullivan dropped Names
fly. Sully then made wild heave into tn,
diamond and Demont scored. Two hits and
passed ball with the forward influence of tw'
outs at first let the hens have two more in tn
sixth. In the seventh double play put then
out Of the running and the umpire called tn
game. Following is the score:
,....- FIRST GAME.