The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14
Ten Inning Contest in Which
White Wings Bunch Were
Nicely singed.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.
Louisville at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at St. Paul.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Toledo at Milwaukee,
By O'Loughlin.

BY O'Lou9hlln.
Beating Louisville is getting to be just about
as easy as stealing the rattle from the baby.
Mnnea polls took the Kentuckians out to Mime
haha yesterday afternoon and showed them
OF FOUNDERS the locals backed the colonies UP
against the stand and pinned primrose ON
them, the final accounting being 4-9.
Cassius Cadwallader selected by Kelley
as the nmrod for the millers, while "hite
Wings Teb. picked out big Ed Dunkle for his
sharpshooter. Cassius in good shape, altho
a tribe unsteady at times. Big Edderd had
series of hoaters and quick breakers that looked
delivery. Coupled with this was about the hnest
exhibition Of katzenjammer ever seen on the
part of Dunkle's support. and naturally the 10
calls got away with the game.
Louisville could do nothing in the first inning,
but the locals scored. Davis led of with a
single and Sullivan sacrificed. Harris bunt oc-
cupied the attention Pf the whole Loulsvlile
inheld and while JAMES was being choked al
first Davis moved up to third. Greminser dfoVe
fast one down to Quinlan, who made mess
= of the heave to first and Davis scooted across
the scoring tape. -,
s the fourth when they tied the score on nit
nv Sullivan Il sacrifice by Brashear, Shaw S
put-out ut first and hit by Woodruff Mime.
apolis was not able to score in the nth, but
the people from the wiregrass country sneaked
over another when Stoner was hit by pltcheo
hall Dunkle was allowed to sacrifice and the
Kerwin boy put Texas Lacquer between 1ren-
niger and Graham's positions Hallman ne"
ont TO center and Stoner tripled over the ruOper
Dupkle had things coming his way and the
millers could do nothing until the seventh.
Then they had chance to make mllhoh-
more or less-but refused. Oyler drew pass
and Fox hunted. Dunkle tried 10 PICK II up
hut saw about seven balls in front OF his. lie
picked I'D the wrong five times and hnauy
after Fox was the base and watching tne
performance the big lobber got MS hanos on
the leather CadwalaGer forced Oyler at thlrc
and Davis singled. Sullivan put up mgr
foul and retired and Hart drew pass: Grem
tssd rofrnr be sd FOX Was the only
tn score but he tied uD the figures
Iouisyi lilo broke lose again in the eighth ant
( took the lead Shaw cut loose puraock outne
4 and Woodruff sacrificed. Quinlan IS assasslnatlot
g at first let Shaw to third, and he came NONE
/ when Stoncr fell into one of Casslns curves any
I. no1treated 1t for single. That was the las
time Kentuckian got past second oase' art Az \
in the ninth Mailman put his trademark Oh oau
wallader for a two-bagger
4. reached first, when Sutor Sullivan lobsterized
Z rather fast clout that came his way ana Ahore>
II Jackson went to second on ahe aecuen and M
81 some life into it, nice clean single. In
8 brought Andrew Jackson cackling over the piat
II; like a hawk-pursued hen The score was tic
+ break away. II the last half Of the tenth Grs
ii ham led off with smear of one OF Dunkie
". darts and Shannon boosted the game WIN Sa
a. rffce Oyler cIouted out a long single TO le1
and the Graham boy came over the turhpls
while 5000 crazy fans stood up and made u
e Minnehaha avenue and Thirty ninth street al
Strict sound like holy roller campmeeul
81 ground at hallelujah service time.
49, Today the same distinguished band of s'th'l
4 gent'men will be entertained at Nicollet par
& With Perry Sessions Lefty Sporer acting
4 chairman of the reception committee Inc NIL
81 ers are out to make it four straight and ha'
y nice start.
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