The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15
ALL LOOKING ALIKE
TO THE M|LLERs NOW
Grillo's Band Sugar Cured in the
Nicollet Park Packing
House.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Columbus .............. So 80 81 .6oo
Milwaukee ........--.... IS AZ 36 566
Toledo ................. 81 IA VI DAB
Minneapolis ............ IS IS 80 $50
louisville .............. 90 ~ So .h2b
Kansas City ............ 81 b 40 .4oS
81, raul ''''''''''' 90 81 o. 's7s
GAMES TODAY.
Louisville at st. Paul.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Kansas City.
BY o'LoushIln.
It is getting to a point where they
all look alike to the millers.
Yesterday Jed Grille brought his
band of big leaguers, hard hitters and
hafr,,splitting pitchers over from St.
Paul and camped at the West hotel.
They had Jared badly at the hands Of
Dick Padden 8 paralytics and expected
to feed up their waning averages upon
Mike Kelley's leather larrupers. They
had new caps, a sort Of headgear with
a peak looking for all the world like a
plug hat that had become discouraged
IN It's youth, and a brand new lot Of
hosiery, delicate muckle-dun with a
broad band of Erin green encircling
the various sized calves Of the players
legs:
These bands varied in circumf ference
all the way from the seventeen INCHES
uIouAu thS p1ofIO @CRS VI w lli4ctl1 Ulou
stone Nance to the wristband circlets
about the slender shanks Of Captain
Billum Clark. The caps and log meas
urements are only incidental. but
thrown in to show that it takes moro
than fine feathers to make fine birds.
forms and passionately red hosiery,
won the game by a score of 40.
Frosty Selected.
After the warmup when Jed had
ascertained that Dick Meade, travelling
with the outfit as war correspondent,
had wire thru to the Maumee to fash
command to start the slaughter issued
forth. Jed picked Camnitz as his
crochet specialist. Kelley looked over
his pen of pitchers and cutting Frosty
Thomas out of the herd chased him out
to the branding station. Rain was
falling in job lots every now and then,
and the grass was wet and the infeld
The visitors were allowed first at bat
baseball will permit. Then the millers
came in to have look at the Camnitz
lad: Lefty Davis hefted his b1udgeon
and Camnitz, in a burst Of overconf-
aence, shot in one just to Lefty's lik-
ing. The center gardener gave it a
souse like they used to make in the
oden days and, despite the slippery
turns and heavy quarter stretch,
breezed it to third while six green
ringed legs sought the ball in the vicin-
ity Of the flagstaff.
Sullivan flew out and Freeman basted
Che hoghide down to Clingman. Davis
bolted for home and Cingman made a
bad heft to get him, the careless MIR.
PAWS securing UP some tons Of pure
Minnesota mud as he slid like a CREASED
eel under the awaiting lunch tongs Of
ended 1t for the first.
In the second inning Fat William
Nance drew parade to first and got to
third, but not ahead Of the ball, that
made him the third out for his side
Then the nrillers turned to and gave a
little football exhibition. scoring one
IL camnitz efild w who ho' passed pass ' him
for sacrifice. Bill Clarke ran up t.
get it and sat down as suddenly as the
Old lady who started to sprint on the
banana peel. Oyier ran toward him
Pill sat up to take notice with the bal
4eld at "attention', to tag Andrew
hesitated, but hurdled the line nicely
going over Williams as smoothly as
vile show. William wriggled around
md threw oyler. out at first, Knabt
On &nssa Ss 1 P5sa t s9s a?T2sss s@a
The bali down to first to slippery BIZ
Clarke. William executed another on
Of his famous slides for life and lit OF
The fat part Of his neck. He remained
come tearing down to first like coun
ny colt scared at an automobile horn
He also beheld. out Of the corner of hi
eye, the offensive James Postlewait
Hart digging across the pan from thirt
like tax assessor was after him.
7 Made Bid. "
In the third the Toledo bunch made
bid, when after two were out, Joshu,
CLARK singled and Odwel, fresh from
out two-bagger. William Name
ended the furry with a. fly to Hart.
Then the millers decide ID that it wa
satsr e pa1 shs s suvan ei ag fRd
man sacrificed. Greminger Topped off
one-bag jolt and Hart followed up wit
another spearment good for one col
Aer. Oyler forced Hart at second an
Graham singled: Yaeger went out a
first. This matinee had allowed Sull
Kelley made them behave themselve
Only once after this time did the mu
hens get man beyond second base, an
that was in the eighth, but not in
style to cause any alarm.
The millers threatened to become n
hellious several times afterward, espt
eially In the seventh, when after single
PH Sullivan and Freeman, Greminge
GUS Nance boy picked it off the fence
deep right. They did not score again
reserving their strength for a bit q
sprinting at Minnehaha today. i
AS the millers are now trying fo
third place in the association fight, an
desire to occupy the berth held by TX
Iedo, there will probably be a hairpul
hg contest at the falls grounds thj
afternoon.
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