The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-27

Yesterday an ideal football day, and the
crowd that attended the minneapolis and Louis.
Vile baseball games at Minnehaha park was
slim. The play was slow at times, and Tor the
greater part embarrassing.
Cadwallader in the box for the Kochs
in the first game, and. while he was little
much the better of the battle Seven hits were
made by the locals. and the visitors landed for
nine. OF these bingles, Shaw, Putnam and
kerwin hit for doubles.
-Four errors by the Kochs helped the Tebeau-
ties along with the first game, and the final
score 5 to 2, with the Kentucklans on the
long end. The Louisville club began scoring
in the first inning, when Kerwin hit terrific
liner thru Fox and went to second on Freemans
boot Of what looked like easy out for Hall
man. Sutor Sullivan sacrificed Mailman and
Kerwin along base and Cadwallader walked
Brashear. Woodruff then went out on an III
field play from Graham to Fox, and Kerwin
scored In the second two more runs were
registered by the visitors and the Kochs came
back at them with pair for their portion OF
the score board.
shaw, the Louisville catcher, hit out two.
Dagger, went to second on sacrifice and scored
on a double by Pullman Kerw1n was passed
and Mailman hit for base advancing me
pitcher to third. sutor Sullivan famed and
Woodruff walloped bender to Graham which
was little hard to handle and Pullman trotted
across the plate with the second run OF the
inning.
a moment later scored a two-bagger by Ker-
win. Again in the eighth the visitors scored,
and this finished things up in good style Quin'
Ian singled, Pullman sacrificed and the former
scored after an attempt Graham's part to
catch him at third. the ball hitting him ana
rolling out Of the diamond.
The Kochs two scores in the second came
when Graham hit for one base and advanced
to third on Yeager and Cadwallader being
passed, scoring on hit by Davis. Yeager
also scored, but this was forced affair, Sulll-
van being hit by pitched ball.
In the second game Kilroy and Elliott were
the opposing pitchers and the local had the bet
ter Of the argument his team winning out by
the score Of 4 to 2. The Kochs started in the
run-getting column in the first inning when
Davis singled was sacrificed to second by Sull1-
van and went to third on Greminger's grounder,
scoring wild throw third by Quinlan.
In the second inning the visitors made one run
and again in the fourth counted but this was
all, while after the first round the Kochs sue
ceeded in running in three more.
After one colonel down in the second
Kiroy passed Stovall and Stoner singled. Kill
roy then went wild for one delivery and the
former Minneapolis twirler scored. In the fourth
inning Kilroy passed Stovall again, and hit
Stoner with the ball, and by series Of infeld
hits the Tebeau bunch scored their second tally
of the day.
In the fifth inning the millers started in for
revenge the colonels, and they got it in the
form of total Of three runs. After Yeager
i had hit a high fly to Woodruff, which the
centerfelder caught Kilroy landed on Elliott for
balls scoring single by Sullivan. Greming-
-er was the second out of the inning, and then
Jimmy Hart hit an easy one to SutOr Sullivan
which the latter threw Stovall's head, al.
lowing Davis and Suly to count.
The Louisville team will meet the Kochs again
& this afternoon, and Hank Gehring or Thomas
will twirl for the locals. The score: