The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-09
BY O'Loughlln.

Minneapolis won one of those Misunderstanding
ten-inning games yesterday afternoon after about
two hours of heart-disease baseball for the suf-
fering fans the benches. Columbus took the
losers end thru the vigorous eather-lamming
of one Cassus Badwalloper Cadwallader IN the
tenth inning. -, '.r ~ - ..
Cassius came to the millers from the bushes
of the Western via Cleveland. The first time
he was put in the box, while the team on
the road. Cassius blew up like the boiler OF a
threshing engine, and 1T was feared that ne
grow. Yesterday, however, he went out on the
shooting slab and for ten innings showed that
he has a right to his mea-ticket with the
locals. - ..--..~
Robertaille Makes His Bow. "
Robertaiue was chosen by Darby Day Bin
Clymer to do the corner-clipping for the cham
pions, and while he did fairly well he was
not equal to the long test. To make the dose
CALLING, the game was won thru the hit
ting of his hated rival. the aforesaid Badwal-
loper Cadwallader
The game started off as peacefully as sleep
ing cat but in the second inning Columbus
scored thru single by the Hulswitt boy, d
passed ball by Shannon and a sinful slam to
right by Ezekiel Wrigley, the Cape Cod fisher
man. At this juncture. of the contest Mr.. Cad
wallader froze up like dried herring and there
was nothing doing for the champs until the
seventh inning.
Minneapolis trailed along, taking Columbus
pace until the fourth inning, when James Hart
came up James looked cold and dispirted, and
Robertaille forgot caution and hoated up a
nice easy breaking out. This was like a letter
from home for James. He stabbed the foater
on the trademark and sent it over the fence
into Nicollet avenue, one of the longest hits
ever seen at Nicollet field. This tied up the
score and made even the blase dispensers Of
score cards sit mp and take notice. In the fifth
the tie broken when Yeager, who had sup
planted Shannon, reached first on frosty
fingered play by Hulswitt. 0yler made sac
ritce and Fox drew base on balls. Cad
wallader struck out and Lefty Davis chopped
out a: bluegrass buzzer that brought SYeager
across the plate
Increased the Lead. ii.
In the sixth the lead increased. Sullivan
assessed Robertaile for single and Greminger,
after Harris out, drove out another attempt
to burn up the inheld Graham followed with
single. In the mi1-up Yeager's bunt Sui.
Ivan came home. Columbus made a try In
this inning, but scoring was denied after kim
had laced out two-baSger.
In the seventh Zeke Wrigley. hatling from
Cape Cod, hoisted his club tops'l and tackled
into one of Cassus' careless slants. He landed
on it squarely and it sailed over the left-held
fence to bounce on the car tracks. This left
the score 80, and there it stuck until the ninth
inning, when the Ohio persons scored agar
thru two Dagger by kim, sacrifice by Huls
witt and another sledging Of the ball by the
Wrigley boy.
In the tenth Andy Oyler started off with ar
error on chickering's SIAM but the side was re
tired before they became dangerous on the path
Then came the Hfe-saving inning and victory
Oyler led off with a clean single to left ant
Fox sacrificed. Badwalloper Cadwalloper came
up and Robertaille, shifting in disdain at thu
batting powers of his rival twirler, eased VI
a straight one-square the pan.
7 His Long Bunt.
Cassius pinned q on it, and when it set
tied the whole Columbus .outfeld was chasing /
in the far-corner rubbish heap and Andrew Oyle
was at home handing out few tracts relativ
to THE Evils Of Sunday BASEBALL when tn
pill was relayed back into the diamond.
Following is the system the millers played:
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