The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
Yesterdays ATTENDANCE
By O'UouohIIn,

IN
Mique Kelly, the head Of the Lennon happy
Iamily, of st. Paul, brought his pals over to
Gicollet park yesterday afternoon for their Gus
tomary beating at the hands Of the millers. 1T
6oas administered with the usual success Stovall
kas put In the sharpshooter's box for Mime
FOOLS and pitched a steady game save In one
aiming. Sessions asserting the twists Tor
Die saints and was about as easy as was deslr-
cole to make the game interesting. The after,
soon was raw and threatening and a small
irowd watched the contest. ~..> . .....
At the start 1t looked tho Stovau was
sSing to beinvincible and live wire not to be
touched by the Lennonites. 1t took three In
nings for the saints to bat around but after that
the twirler started to loosen up and at one
time it looked as tho he was going to carry it
too far. The millers were not effective with
the ash in the first two innings, but in the third
they kicked of the lid and started wild sports
Capting Bill Fox led off with single and
Stoyall sacrificed. David Postlewaite, Jones
came along with his clout cutter and scorched
Sessions for single Dennis Dooley Sullivan
took a squint along the sights of his ramrod
and then laid 1t up against one OF Perry's float
ers for passage to first. Jerry Simpson Free
man decided that things We're too much in the
groove and that he would break up the game
He shook himself and massed his energy into
bludgeonng that sent the ball so far that Jerry
SCimp had time to toddle around to third be
fore the saints could chase int to earth anc
form human chain to bring it back to civil
cation. Cyrus Mccormick Coulter stood still
while Sessions played the fishers hornpipe will
wild shoots ana then walked TO .nrSC. Inc free
4 man Jolt had brought Fox and Jones and Sulli
i van over the home threshold and when Grem
finger sent one of his famous messages via Mars
Jack Flournoy nailed it the rebound. Free
i man lodged for home and crossed the plate
Cyrus Coulter thought the ball was going t.
light on the roof Of the town hall at Hopkins
4 and started for the third station. The pill wa
4 transferred back to first and the side was out
Il st. Paul staggered along until the seventh
4 inning, when Wheeler singled and O. Br1en fount
4 Stoyan for another Of the same kind. Flournoy
some way or other, managed to hit the ball TO
4 d stiff three-bagger and Wheeler and O'Br1el
A scored. Kelly started to second after his singh
i and in the shortfeld throw Marshall dropped tn
4 ball on Flournoy at the plate. and that worth
A was safe. Marchan reached first on Oyler's er
Stror but the sid edied before anything furthe
occurred in scoring way.
lsf.That was the last time st. Paul got in DANCE
: eof being infected with the scoring m1crobe, bu
1.-THE millers had another cOnvulsion in the sew
lenth. Jones started it up with a two-bagger an
HSulliyan tried to sacrifice but was not permitte
Ito do so. Freeman came along with singh
land Jones scoed. Sullivan took two bases on tn
ibelt and when he home Noonan failed
hold the throw and Dennis scored. Coulter pOppe
lup to Marcan and Freeman was caught o
third and downed. There was chance for
triple here but it overlooked by the saints
Thinking of more than two men seemed to
deep water for them
T--hfafs6, II ended the doings by striking out. IL
DAY the cams graphing in the pillbox par
AT ST paul and tomorrow double-header Ell
k,ager1en+ is on at the Minnehaha reservation
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