The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-29
JEREMIAH FREEMAN,
Who Hit a Few,
OF THE CLUBS,

E GAMES TODAY.
Milwaukee at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
Columbus at Toledo.
! louisville at Indianapolis
is-,-n, BY O'LoughIIn.
Minneapolis took the final game from the
blooz of Kansas City yesterday afternoon at
non. a rotund specimen of the pitcher tribe,
whose surplus weight cut small figure in his
defeat on the hottest June day In the memory
Of Rev. G. L. Morrill,, the oldest inhabtant.
Mr. Bohannon stood out in the warm sunlight.
knee-deep In June, and sorry for 1t. HIS curves
were. Of the spinster order; and broke when the
millers clouted them. He was hot, unhappy and
In bad .all Of the way.
! The Inilers took to the fat boy like New York
, reporters chasing the elusive Mrs. Thaw for
murder information. Buck Freeman. labeled as
indian nsu sign on the scribe by tapping the TIL
for three clean smashes, and scored twice. Ed
! ward Greminger, the; other "busher,' landed Tor
hit that set the turf to smoking, and added
insult to injury by stealing base scoring and
making clever sacrifice.
Hank Gehring doing the pickle preserving
for the millers and while he allowed eight hits
he Kept them spread out as thin San Fran
cisco -four distribution, save in one inning. The
team played errorless ball back of him, the only
thing that looked like" error being clout that
went thru Foxs gloves 50 fast and hard that 1t
rolled out to Dennis Sullivan before 1t quit muir
dering the moles.
Waldron, the pestferous right fielder of the
Burke legions, tapped Gehring up for two two
: miller deceiver robbed him Of chance by pass
Ing him to get chance at those who followed.
It worked.
The game started of in a gladstone style,
after two were down. Mr.. Hill ended the dan
ger by three aborttye lans In the hot June
sunshine. Freeman started the hitting for the
locals but clipping double play shut off the
NE Tho tsI,nxy6 In hs,cf
Affairs We're serene until the third inning.
nd Davis ew out and
Freeman singled again. William Fox tore for
home like the baby was sick and no soothing
syrup In; the house, and was safe, Freeman
parading down to second on the throw-in. Sui
Ivan drove one down to William Phyle and the
dared to. Mr.. Freeman tottered across the
plates Greminger. the busher from the Ameri
can league, changed the sphere into an oval
for one base and James Postlewa1te Hart sent
it out for a two-base excursion. Mr.. Sullivan
and Mr.. Greminger rested in the shade Of the
watertank. Oyler and Yaeger practiced little
one-bag chiropody the pill and Hart. ant
Oyler came home. Jaeger grew venturesome
seeing that the Burkes were going up higher
all the time, but Perrine dropped sufficiently
to catch the human skeleton few feet Off frs
and the renewal Of the Kishinef outrage was a
an end.
The! millers scored again in the fifth whel
this bush breaker, Freeman. basted out a single
anu was assisted arOunQ by q Single Dy quill
van, Gremingers sacrifice and Harris fy-out II
deep left. -~-- 49, -. -.... $ -.
The Burkes never had a chance save in tn.
sixth, when Perrine's double, another of tn
same bolt by Waldron and single by Hill pu
Of Isurke's birds the home perch. Afte
: that they had no more chance to score thai
the chicken has to kill the hawk They got Z
J. man on third in the eighth, but there wa
nothing to It.
Today the Milwaukee team Is playing, an
from the moEning dope 1t was to be fight 70
fair. ~ q. %."