The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-03
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in that Columbus matinee yesterday.
Summer looks to be over SO far as
Frosty is concerned.
Buck Freeman is freely forgiven for
all the NUTS he has made this year, a
three-base mantle like that at Columbus
covers a multitude Of g errors.
That is a frantic battle on at In
dianapolis with Kansas City. The To-
cal opinion ls that the Boistodeaus could
The "prosaic' brewers landed hard
on the poet pitcher at Louisville An
other case where the meter was sacri-
feed for the swing Of the composition.
Hannus Wagner was put out Of the
game at Pittsburg yesterday because
Umpire Bausewine thought the terrible
one tried to but him with thrown ball.
Schlage es einmal, Hannus! Salch elm
geschaftl
A Denver newspaper say Starnagle
IS candidate for big league honors. He
hash It been nominated vet.
Jim Jeffries IS to 60 :. bear limiting.
His last big job was when he. put the
Australian kangaroo out of business.
Jeems is becoming very much Hagen
back. .... :.
Heine Berger and Gustaf Dorner make
tine Russian battery for Columbus.
Oyler yesterday on three different oc-
casiOns. .-@. ~ ..~
There is more hope for Indianapolis.
suck Weaver made hit yesterday.
John Malarkey has been laid off by
B F Clymer. Jawn seems to be due
for treatment at "Herky Jerky' Hor-
tons famous muscle building hospital
down Utica way.
Clymer is said to be suffering from
too much work at second base. The
chances are that William has been wag-
ging that timber Jaw too much.
is to 60 to Washington at the end Of
means that Watty is getting ready to
raid the Central league of central Mich
igan for center 4 fielder. r."
Indianapolis has cut the cable on
Pitcher Jaeger. He must have been of
poorer quality than was suspicioned
With Dan Patch doing mile in 2:O4
and the millers licking the leaders the
sporting horizon of Minneapolis looked
a little more promising this morning.
At the Press club picnic at AMMAN
dale the team captained by ourselves
will trample the alfalfa patch with an
aggregation to be under the manage
ment of the Force person, Of a lesser
1ooo1 ,,,,11iootso,, This &c Il
but warning. ,zh 49, -....
| Terrence McGovern,, the prizefghter
| who at one time held championship,
| has been attracting considerable atten-
ton down east. by his cratic perform
ances. He first escaped from retreat
and later had trouble at one of the race
tracks. His latest escapade was a bru-
tai assault upon a man who had not
It begins t olook as tho it would be an
act Of humanity to put him away
where he could not damage the inoffen-
sive, and there would be no chance of
someone arriving' upon his person
with belt from a we'll seasoned club
It might be just as well to chloroforn
| the defeated Echampions' before they
come out from under. the influence of
their conqueror,s winning punch: They
ances afterward.
A Kansas City paper, the Star, al.
ludes to the Kansas City baseball team
as "Mutts.'' This is all wrong
ttMutts'' is street shortening of NUT
ton, and mutton has value. The Kan
sas City team, according to the K g;
newspaper, is Of little value. The Sta1
would appear to have misapplied the
term, N'@ & 1.-. ..- -.-.