The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-12

Sautch Shanty Secrets
"There's much doing In sport" Whispered
the fiagman to the brakeman.


the fiagman to the brakeman.
Every time Sullivan makes a hit or fast
play in the field Tom Gleason sets the stands
going with ''Ho no, take a look at Old Man
Sullivan's boy Dinney."s 8
Kansas City papers again talking of finding
jobs in the harvest fields for the blooz. Some
of them couldn't hit harvest field If dropped
out Of balloon. =
Ed Greminger was stealing bases yesterday.
Come along Beldame" yelled one of the root
ers. *a.st-Ea -t.-..r. ~ .,H...s .s
Handsome Dan Kerwin and others of the Louis
vile team have been fined for assaulting Umpire
Sullivan. Unless he has changed his views on
the question Of battling ''The Harp as he was
known down east will yet have quiet word
or two to say to the players who attempted to
mix 1t up. While the most peaceable man in
the United States, Sullivan has a record behind
him in the line Of thrashing rowdy ball play
ers. He only weighs 100 and stands six feet
at the bedside. Kerwin ct al. probably have
something to look forward to-
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Toledo should have the strongest club in the
American association If having an unfailing
source Of playing talent counts for anything. Be
fore releasing any PLAYER each club in the Ma
tional league must bnIaetip sthe PLAYER to the
! other clubs and secure waiving of claims. Garry
Hermann Of the Cincinnati club, being the owner
Of the mudhens, finds it very easy task to
transfer released National leaguers to Toledo and
in the past week three players from the National
league have found berths there.-Kansas City
Journal. 49,
IF Garry does not pick them better for Toledo
than he does at Cincinnati there will be little
cause for worry.
Gene Ford Is to return to the millers as an
nounced exclusively in T b e. j ourn to1
yesterday. Just how much he will strengthen thu
| team is conjectural. The staff is much fastel
this year than last, as Thomas has found out
Ford will have to go fast to make good agalns
stovall, Sewer, Graham, Hynes and Jaeger
Someone is evidently due to walk the plank ant
lit will be warm proposition that Gene vii
walk into.
i Minneapolis has its work cut out in stopping
Louisville. The Tebeauites always were a hoo
doc for the millers Maybe 1t can be checke'
I this time. $50. ST.
I McGinnity was put out Of the game at New
l York yesterdays Joseph must be trying to b
the man with the iron jaw now.
| Now comes rumor and deposes that the auto
mobile races at Hamline were fixed" It
! a pleasure to find that of the arrange
ments were not neglected. If anything wa
fixed it was done without the knowledge Of til
managers.
4 There were 10000 people at yesterdays gam
in Minneapolis columbus county.
Andrew Jackson Her still reposes on the benc
with bad ankle. Graham is travelling alon
fairly well in his place
J Why does not some umpire wake up and te
are changed and positions OF players shifted
Such one would be popular idol.
Most all Of the American association star
have got thru bolstering up the big league
and have dropped back into the associate
where some Of them are having hard time t
l eSSNSAo
would give good accounts Of themselves in eithe
the American or National today
Milwaukee is having another row over Catche
slattery. Strange how some people can kee
in trouble all Of the time. HE
Marshalfs home run of yesterday was tt
longest hit on Nicollet park since the Watki1
occupation. -O,L oughlin.