The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-21
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Well, Win Kellum won.

The millers and the Indians are
meeting this afternoon for the final
game of the series. Morgan, the cele;
brated exponent of the spitball, is
demonstrating the art and science of a
proper fabrication of the ball and it's
effect upon inertia. A number of emf
nent scientists are watching the exhi-
bition with interest. e.
Mique Kelly has signed new pitch
er named Whiteridge, from New Rich
mond, hoosierdop. y
Chicago has been having an archery
contest. This is too much, even in the
dog days. -. 81
Jess Stovan was the only man in
town who did not. fear the cyclone
prospect yesterday afternoon. He had
already been thru worse experience
in that ninth inning A little thing
like a cyclone did not cause him to
turn hair.
H. B. Wakefield, the . well-known
has been signed' By 1 tie Hu tic in'
Mimi. team. He will act as player
manager for one week-maybe. They
are strengthening up for. the windup Of
the season and under Wake tutelage
should make a splendid showing.
Andrew Jackson Oyler is now well
over. the 100 single limit. Andrew 8
batting this season has been one of
the features of the play of the locals.
For a time yesterday it was feared
that Fishers leg was. broken, but the
examination by physician showed that
1t was, nothing more serious than a
severe bruise. ia
Davy Jones batted 1000 in the last
game. He was four times up and made
two singles. He ; was walked twice.
The crowd at Yesterdays game took
out their spite by making nasty re-
marks to Jumps Owen. Owen is young
in the business, and while he had a
few bad spots in his work, was not
bad enough to bring him into the boot
ing he received. Haskell, on the bases,
called several that looked differently
from the stands, but, on the whole,
escaped with little. censure.
Minnetonka yachtsmen are back
from the Oshkosh regatta and saying
mean things about the actions Of the
| White Bear sailors. Whenever St.
Paul and Minneapolis sportsmen meet
there seems to be the s1makings of a
row. /" 1t might be just as well to cut
the saints out for a year or two and let
| them grow. =,,--
Reports gathered by T he ourna1
indicate that chicken hunters are going
/ this fall, and that the duck experts viii
find their sport better than ever before
John Bernhagen, coach Of the Nortl
high football team, is not talking much
/ football these days, but those who work
with him In the big building on Fourth
street say he is covering ledger pages
1 with diagrams Of cross bucks, turtle
backs and \all sorts Of educational evo
lutions.
i Columbus took two games from Kan
sas City yesterday. That sort Of base
ball is sinful Louisville split with st
Paul and the Joseph Cantillion s gentle
men took two from Toledo. Anothe
case Of the shame Of the cities.
Deliver us from the female fan! sh,
| yells at the wrong time and asks VIII,
strike it real hard sully!0 and gig
| giles with glee when a home playe
knocks a nigh one into the hands Of ;
fielder who does not move two feet t,
get it. She is a dragon in the lam
when she applauds, cheerfully, whel
our crack batter is thrown out at frs
on a measley infeld jab and also in
quires of her escort why the batter doe
not run on foul tip that comes bacl
and knocks hole in the grand stan
! screen. She bawls out ooh, he II b
killed, when some iron-headed indiv
idual slides into base, feet first, an
: tries to spike the bag tender, wastin
!, her sympathy on the wrong man. Love
.ly woman is all right when she's far
ming around a gas stove at home, bu
!. at ball game she is as popular wit
fans as a blacksnake coiled up in tn
middle Of the tablecloth at a Sunda
Sd school nictlic dinner