The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-11
BY O'Louehlln.

By O'ICuSniln.
The milers came home from Kansas City yes
terday afternoon after chastising the Kaw NUTS
until the fans of that city yelling like
kicked pup. They turned to and went after
they had displayed i'll Kansas City. and as
q result the Looyville sluggers went TO bed
last night with bright new tin can attached
bearing the scoresome legend of 81
1t a glorious afternoon. Frosty Thomas
was out on the lightship for the locals, and was
in splendid form. He was throwing corkscrews
and rainbows all the plate district and had
the Looyvle persons hopping in and out Of
the box like rats at sewer opening. He had
speed and literally scorched the bunch. from
Dainty Daniel Kerwtn down to Father Sutor
Sullivan.
Sutor Sullivan as captain of the colonels
chose Ambrosia Pullman. former big Lacquer,
In good shape and had about everything from
the crosshre to the Providence prodder. His
team was bit ragged behind him, the millers
were hitting rather literally and .Amby tcol
the assegni where the steer gets the hammer
In the stockyards
Dr.. Yaeger and DR.. Sullivan held consul
tation upon Ambys early in the game,
and made a careful diagnosis Of his sants.
They permitted Edouard Greminger in the dis
secting room in the capacity of chloroform hold
er. and he. too. got wise to the sycamores
slants. AS result the trio touched up Amby
for six of the eight hits assessed. The other
two went to Mr.. Davis and Mr. Hart
1t was warm-yery In the first inning.
after Looyville had been roped and branded in
nice shape. Mr.. Lefty Davis came to bat.
Ambrose had heard Of the prowess of the pride
OF Washington avenue. and heaved up four wide
ball and to third while the Tebeau infeld
assassinating Freeman at first. Davis kept pranc
ing IN and down third base line until Pullman
felt sure he only kidding. For the sake of
the ladies' In the stand Ambrose started up
elaoorate windup. and just when he had two
hands aud foot in the middle of gvra-
lion that would make the queen of the ballet
climb tree. Lefty started for home like hired
hand going for the doctor In the middle Of the
" Sioht k,,I,
of the windu9 in time. but got the ball to the
plate just about the time Mr.. Davis soiled his
costume by coming In hip. Mr. Shaw
got the ball but could not lower it to touch
the venturesome Davis in time. Davis had
stolen home.
Thereupon went up howl like a bunch of
hungry coyotes The entire Loorvi1le team gath
cred around Jumps. Longley and told him what
they thought OF him. Woodruff, the third base
Guardian. talked unladylike that the jumps
was s&ocked-immeasurably shocked-and chased
him to the regions where the wild mustard
tiers. This so outraged the sensbilities of Poet
kenna that he made divers and sundry uncom
plimentary remarks to the new arbitra tor He
too banished to the bus where he spent
In the afternoon in the composition Of a ditty
for Louisville plaster concern
The game plugged along until the sixth. when
louisville tied the score Hallman lined ont q
fine young triple and a second later Andrew
j. Orler came In too close. expecting bunt.
End Jessica Stovan pounded out Texas Lacquer
just over Andrews head. scoring Hallman. The
millers however, came right back and assessed
n counle. clinching the game.
Sullivan singled and Freeman sacrificed. Gre
minger drove out three Dagger and Sullivan
scored Hart drove dinky infeld hit down to
QHfnlan and Greminger started home. Larimure.
as ngitated as pickerel a bass hook heaved
the ball home low and Greminger safe.
The S"llivanites scored again In the seventh
on single by Stoner. Graham's error and
single by Pullman. After that they were tied
up at both ends like Il summer sausage and
could not get a man by second base.
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