The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24

This was Jack Raymond's expense account
after he got thru helping Minneapolis take both
games Of double-header away from the Tebeau
terriers at Nicollet park yesterday afternoon.
He was not alone fully 500 patriots incurred
as large an expense account 1t was time
when the baseball fan arose In his might and
told the universe that it could 80 hang so long
az The Team was Playing its Present Form.
The fans did not whether the Russian-Jap
war was settled or not. They did not care II
81 Paul counted the tombstones fifty times to
get within hailing distance of the population Of
Minneapolis. They did not care If their wives
gave them the tongue flashing Of their lives for
being late to supper. The millers We're licking
the daylights out of the team that started them
down the pennant chutes in June and revenge Is
sweet. The fans would have remained in the
stands until the darkness put an end to it if
the team had remained the field. They fol-
lowed the play like setter dog after prairie
chicken with one wing crippled. A kid who had
sneaked over the fence and into the stand de-
clared it to be assumptions" and be knew.
SEWERS Was Speedy.
-. In the first game sievers was in the box for
the millers and had everything that pitcher
should have. Not only that but he handed it
out like Carnegie giving away libraries. He
was liberal In strikeouts and tight hits.
landed on him. Stecher was the main gunner
Of the invading Squadron" and the millers
FOUND him for seven drives. The Louisville
team was shut out and the door closed with a
down sandwich-hunting hobo.
The game went along amicably until the fifth
inning when Greminger executed a single and
Stecher threw the ball to the clubhouse trying
to get Schmidt on bunt. Scott was asleep and
d1d not get the throw. The battleship sailed
around home and Schmide got to third before
the side was out. In the eighth Sievers started
the melee with single and Sutor Sullivan had
thumb fight with the ball Jones' drive
down the base line. Thumbs won and David
< Post!ewaite was safe. Sievers, running like a
ont GILL
and Jones came home. There was a squirt at
more scoring but fast double by Louisville cut
OF all hope. -
Terribles Get Trouncing.
All of this time the truly terribles had been
coming In and out like country thirsts at the
village drug store. Not a man on the visiting
team got beyond first base and Fox, Oyler and
afternoon. (None of them chew, but we have to
use this gag once year, the season is getting
late and they have to stand for it, Taken ali
m all 1t was a successful matinee.
In the second game Dunkle was trotted ont OF
the stalls to do the speedy work for Louisville
while Magnate Watkins told Gene Ford to &c
IN and get 'em. He did. The millers won, but
Were disgraoed. They allowed the visitors tc
Louisville clawed along, as usual, until the
eighth inning, when Ford eased UP bit. -Four
alts netted them two runs. Minneapolis fairly
Jumped the gun at the start and scored or
Joness single, Sullvan's sacrifice Freemans Out
and Coulter's single In the second inning ar
error, a base on balls, two-bagger and single
scored Oyler and Fog. In the third Freeman
put his full weight into a three-bagger ant
fomped over the pan when Coulter came alons
with another. single. In the seventh the localt
tore up the son once more when Freeman singled
when to second on the throw that nailed Jone,
at third and scored whten Coulter damned on
his fourth single of the day.
Louisville came in after their excitement O.
the eighth and attempted a Garrison finish Il
the ninth. There was nothing doing for then
and the crowd filtered home : = =
Following are the lists of the dead and in
3ured: -