The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
BY O'Loughlin.

Mike Kelley's collection Of beetle-browed rut-
cans, thugs porch climbers safe blowers ana
strong arm men played game with the lno1ai-
apolis Indians yesterday afternoon ana swung
The bludgeon 50 effectively that they won the
game 1t was the second defeat of the Indians
and was turned to the tune Of go.
At $50 o'clock Joe D. O'Brien. champion long
distance president of the American association.
had not seen fit to suspend or fine any OF the
players for the day. so the millers presented the
same lineup as that of Sunday There is some
anxiety today tho, as Ed Greminger big rowdy.
turned on Jumps Jack Egan in the seventh In
ming and in voice trembling with anger re-
!narked: -
He will probably be suspended for three years
,and fined $1,000. There is some chance. tho.
Jack being of the three real ump1res on
the circuit that he will send in the report Of
This outrageous conduct of the battleship. and
he may be allowed to stick.
Other Outbreaks.
Jimmy Hart slammed ball down frst-base
Hoe and when Sullivan called it foul James, in
q moment Of anger and passion, exclaimed:
''tIuh!
He said it in rufrisn-like manner.
If Joe hears of it. James will probably get
a plaster and the Milwaukee press will have
more articles laudfng the saint Of the Alhambra
building for his firm (long -distance) stand in
TIE suppression of rowdyism
Today to promote the necessary pulchritude
OF the millers Magnate Kelley will cause them
to appear In pink stockings. their hair tied up
IN blue ribbons and the stands and pitcher S
box will be sprinkled with lavendar water. Be-
FIRE the game the team will gather at the
plate and sing a roundelay from Parsifa1, and
Iaayfngers and fudge will be passed thru the
&f'eachers so that refinement and culture may
reach the souls Of the vulgarians who are won't
ITO exclalm rotten" when the jumps misses
4 player boots one
We are going to be so decent that it will
hurt. 1t looks to be the only way to keep
in the running until the end of the O'Breen
regime.
d Mother, our hats on straight
Jacoous Ine1lman and Cassius Tiberus Cad
wallader were the perfect ladies on exhibition
yesterday. Jacob pitched a good game, but was
weakly supported at times. Cassius Tiberius
was good all of the way and the other ras,
Gals Of the Minneapolis team were lust as good.
The Indians did not acquire anything in the
gun business in the first inning, but Kelley 8
kuklux scored.
Davis Breaks Over.
tsoters and bank burglars, threw the Jimmy into
one OF Iheilmans throws for a single. Dennis
suinvsn' the terror Of the northwest, sacrificed.
DunleVy had booted Davis clout and Lefty was
waiting ON second. When his pal sacrificed
Lefty moved to third. He came home when
Miss Holmes, catching for Indianapolis, made
very bush heave to third to catch him. while
sharles Atherton stood some distance away,
tr'ee deep In July, and the ball went waist deep
left field Lefty scored.
,. Inc millers scored again in the third when
wild pitch and came home on Sullivan,s sin
gle: Inc Indians then took turn In the fifth
ana tled up the score: Marcan was passed and
FOX booted Holmes hit. Theilman drove out a
sWo,baggera and Lillian and Maize ran their
heads of getting over the pan
More Ruffianly Doings. rs. =.
!. In the sixth Sullivan singled, Greminger
flporeh climber) was shot in the knuckle by Po-
ucelnan Theilman. Burglar Hart was shot at
-FOUR times by the same officer and walked to
hrst; Graham picked Theilman's pocket for a
sinsle: Gehring (hat worker) struck out. Dip
per Bill Fox forced Grem at the plate Cadwal.
lader the big shoplifter, flew out to left field.
me sum and substance Of all this rowdyism was
fc'.r runs. The last of the day.
his afternoon is ''ladies' day." and a large
nsMDer OF women are expected GU,
T. look over Kelley's collection OF
sBrl=ands and outlaws The screens
~e!; strong, however, and If any of them attemp1
toeEawl into the grandstand and bite the popu
laiion they will be dubbed vigorously by the vii
LACE constables.
We are getting SO tough up here that it hurts
to spit.