The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24

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milwaukee,, June 23.-The brewers
played in the greatest kind of luck
today and won game in the last three
innings that should have been slowed
away in the pockets Of the millers and
no questions asked. AS it was, the
home team won out in the last half OF
the ninth Many Of the spectators left
the park in the seven innings after the
eight in all against one for the brew
efs, and they were no doubt disap-
pointed when they heard the result
later.
It was a game that dragged from the
start, it being after suppertime when
the game ended. At times there was
absolutely no iife to 1t, and t tne, aga AN
ers Were used in the struggle, Oberlin
being benched in the seventh and Cur
tbs taking his place, while Frosty Thorn
as was relieved by Kilroy during the
seventh. Kilroy was hit just as hard
as Thomas, and if any thing harder.
as several of the hits made off Thomas
were of the scratch order.
Davis Star.
The batting of Lefty Davis was the
feature Of the game, the speedy center
fielder Of the millers getting four sin
giles and triple out Of five times at
bat. Twice he hit to the infeld and
beat the ball to first base clearly each
time Oyler also had a triple and two
singles. Bateman had three. singles,
but his last hit in the ninth inning
at least, had not the runner that scored
the winning run been on third base.
McChesney got two, one Of them over
the fence for homer, and Harry Clark
made the home run, with man ahead
of him that tied the score in the eighth
inning.
made q play in the seventh that is not
often duplicated. He was on'arst base
phil in center field. Hemphill dropped
the ball, but Davis kept right on and
made the circuit Of the bases, beating
the throw to the plate. Fox also made
q peculiar play in the fifth. Batemar
drove hot grounder at Freeman which
Buck could not handle, and the bal
shooting off to the side. Fox saw the
it with one hand and beat out Bate
man at first. Umpire Sullivan coult
not offciate because of an injured
head, and Fred Popkay Of Detroit tool
his place.
H.: Started Like Winners.
H. The millers started out like winner
Davis tripled, Hart got first on balls
Greminger was safe on Robinson
error and Oyler tripled. The brewer
had three men on bases in their hal
and Denny Green at bat, but Thoma
famed Denny. In the second al
error by Greminger, hit by Oberli1
and two bases on ball forced ru1
across the plate: There was nothinll
sides had many men on bases, til tn
seventh when the millers cut loose an
pounded out FIVE. Davis, Greminge1
I Sullivan and Oyler made singles, Will
Yaeger made triple, which with
dropped ball by Hemphill did the bus
ness. The fans thought it was all of
but Thomas got ratified little and tn
brewers, with big amount Of lucl
scored five also.
McChesney started out with HON
forced Bateman at second. Beville too
Roths place and made hit and Clar
obern an sp' hit to Fre en1a b
Thomas forgot to cover the base an
let the man reach safe. ....:. -.
In the eighth Bateman singled an
Harry Clark put the ball over tt
fence for a homer, tieing the scor
This was after Kilroy had gone i
Kilroy hit safe in the ninth after tn
were out, but he was caught trying
steal second, hoping to have Dav
make another hit The brewers
their half won out on base on ball
McChesney's two bagger and Bat
man 8 long drive to the fence,
The score: