The Minneapolis journal., 1905-07-22
YESTERDAYS ATTENDANCE.
BY O'Loughlin.


C,olumbus won yesterday but only after the
millers had scared the little senators until ther
back teeth were pounding tattoo against .heir
palate. The game went thru ten innings
sensational te-up in the ninth putting i. rand
an extra inning was necessary. IN the siahu
finale Stovan allowed two twobase clouts and
the trio of Minneapolis hitters walloped the
ball where it wasn't. The game endad 90.
David Jones and Andrew Jackson Her got back
into the game Oyler is still slow to get about
but Jones played a steady game. Graham 1ook
the left garden and guarded 1t wen uhtll me ie
things after the arbitrator had called TWO srikes
on him. AS result Sullivan chased Grana!n
into the hayshed and Marshall went to left IL
may have proved to be good thing. as Mar
shall started the fireworks in the ninth with
two-bagger. One of the strikes called pS oui-
livan appeared to be wide, but Graham maze
an equally grievous mistake by getting himself
put out Of the game at so critical time.
Hart Ws Puzzle.
Former Umpire "Bill Hart was on the slab
for the Clylner persons and had the milers
clawing wildly at his cross fire and drop He
pitched leisurely and the slow speed OF MS
offerings broke up the miller hitting StoVall
had an unwonted lberality and lost MS own
game. He received faultless support thruout,
and can only blame himself for the defeat he
was stingy, not issuing a pass He only MT
one man and knocked him senseless. kihm went
down in the first inning as a result or a pump
In the head, but after tanning and the wafer
cure, resumed the game, getting two-bagger
and a single by way of revenge. stovan haa 1o
speed but did not cut the corners enough. He
put them with too much conscience In the
throw.
Started With Rush.
Columbus started off with rush. Pickering's
single resulted In his force-out at second by
Davis, and Lefty reached the second corner when
Ryan downed at first. Congaltons single
drove Davis home and Congalton scored when
Carrots Hulswtt braced the ball out to left.
Minneapolis buncoed in its half. In the
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garnered in time to catch Barbeau, the throw
going late to second Pickering forced Hart at
second and Ryan's single brought Barbeau home
after Davis had struck out.
Minneapolis started it in the second when
Schmidt got pass and Ryan hit Fox in at
tempting to throw him out at first bunt
Oyler flew out to left and Congalton threw to
the plate to get Schmidt. The throw went to
the stand thru Ryan, and Fox trailed in thru
the dust
> Kihm Started Up.
A twobagger by Kihm started the trouble
In the third. Huswitt sacrificed and Clymer
got pelt that scored Kihm. Quietness set in
and hung around until the seventh when Picker
ing made triple and scored on Ryans fy-out.
Minneapolis pegged along. getting collection
Of hoopskirt figures in every inning until the
eighth. Marshall then led off with jolt that
entitled him to two sacks. and Greminger fol-
lowed with another of like dimensions, scoring
Marshall.
In the ninth Columbus was snatched bald
headed in one-two-three order, but the millers
started a ruction that looked like victory.
Cyler and Stovall went out and Jones drew a
base on balls. Sullivan put his honest German
soul into three-bag hoist and Jones walked in.
Sullivan came home when Kihm dropped the
throw on Freeman. Buck was suppressed in
trying to steal second.
The Tenth.
Congalton broke up the game with two
Dagger followed by another block buffeting
by Hulswitt. That brought in the winning run.
In the Minneapolis half Marshall, Gremnger
and Schmidt went out, were squashed like a
mosquito on the back of Tom Gleason's fat neck.
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