The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-12
Special to The Journal.


Special to The Journal.
Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 11.-Sharp
fielding and great pitching marked the
doubleheader at the Washington base
ball park this afternoon between the
lost the first, being shut out, while the
visitors made three runs, and won the
second by the score of to l. Again 1t
was the case of former Indianapolis
pitcher proving too much for Carr 8 ag-
gregation. Ford, who is well remem-
down with only two hits in the first
and thus eked out victory over Tate
Crowley, who was found in only one
inning.
Ford had speed, curves and control
and floated them over the pan at so
many different angles that he had the
local batsmen tied into knots most of
the time Hickey, who was on the fir
ing line for indianapolis in the second,
proved to be the master of Thomas,
whom the boosters fairly murdered in
the very first round. The millers got
only eight hits off Hickey. who was eff
fective in all except the first, and able
to pitch himself out of the bad spots
as fast as they came. He got some
rafting good support and that helped
a lot.
The appearance of Kellv's tribe was
the occasion for fairly large turnout
of the faithful, which rooted like, mad
for the locals in both games. = The
sparkling play of the boosters put life
into the crowd, which settled down in
the first to see Ford and Cremley in
their flinging. duel. There never. was
time when Indianapolis had chance
to score in the initial fracas. Hines
got a scratch single in the fourth and
Carr lined a stinger to center in the
fifth That was all the hitting Mr..
Ford allowed
Crowley had the millers tied up until
the seventh, when they gave him an
awful beating. After Gre:ninger, had
flied out to Williams, Graham ripped
off single to right. Freeman topped
one with his Stats and Oyler raped
one to left, scoring Graham. Fox drew
a pass Yeagcr filed out to Carr and
Ford stung the ball to left field for
base scoring Freeman and Oyler. Fox
was nailed at third.
The boosters put on their batting
clothes at the start of the second and
gave Thomas such a whaling as he will
remember for many days.
Dunleavy ripped off single to center
as an onener, and Atherton planted the
ball in the same spot Hines beat out
a bunt, filing the bases. Carr was out
on an infeld fly and Williams forced
Dunleavy at the plate. Bases still full:
Perry soaked one to left, Atherton and
Hines coming home. Greminger failed
to stop the throwin and Williams
scored, Perry going to second. Marcan
then hit to left. scoring Perry, and
Holmes struck out.
In the sixth inning Carr led off with
three Dagger to right, but nobody
could bring him in, rs Thomas settled
down and pitched good ball after the
first. The last tally came in the ninth,
when Williams singled and was forced
by Perry, who scored on Hines single
to right.
The first was also prolific for the Wis
itors. Davis started things with a sin
gle to left and Sullivan poked enc into
right. Greminger drew a pass, filling
the bases. Graham famed, Freeman
flied to left and Oyler beat out an in
field effort on which Davis scored. Fox
famed: Hickey allowed only five hits
after this round.