Minneapolis Millers - Compiled by Stew Thornley
1891 - Western Association, 52-45 (in first place when team folded August 20) - Roster follows game-by-game results
Manager: Billy Harrington-Sam Morton
Date	Opponent	Outcome	Record	Notes
Th 4/16	at Lincoln	W 6-5	1-0
F 4/17	at Lincoln	W 8-7	2-0
Sa 4/18	at Lincoln	W 9-6	3-0
Su 4/19	at Lincoln, rain
M 4/20	at Denver Mountaineers, rain
Tu 4/21	at Denver	L 2-11	3-1
W 4/22	at Denver	L 11-13	3-2
Th 4/23	at Denver	L 10-14	3-3
Sa 4/25	at Kansas City	L 1-10	3-4
Su 4/26	at Kansas City	L 13-19	3-5
M 4/27	at Kansas City	W 10-6	4-5
Tu 4/28	at Kansas City	W 11-8	5-5
Th 4/30	at Omaha	W 6-3	6-5
F 5/1	at Omaha	W 6-5	7-5
Sa 5/2	at Omaha, rain
Su 5/3	at Omaha	L 3-7	7-6
Tu 5/5	Omaha	L 6-11	7-7
W 5/6	Omaha	W 5-2	8-7
Th 5/7	Omaha	W 9-7	9-7
F 5/8	Omaha	W 13-12 (12)	10-7
Sa 5/9	Denver	L 8-9 (10)	10-8	Denver ties game with 3 in last of 9th, then scores 3 in last of 10th.
Su 5/10	Denver*	W 6-4	11-8	*at West Superior, Wisconsin.
M 5/11	Denver	L 8-14	11-9
Tu 5/12	Denver	W 20-9	12-9
W 5/13	Denver	L 3-10	12-10
Th 5/14	Kansas City	L 5-11	12-11
F 5/15	Kansas City	L 6-7	12-12
Sa 5/16	Kansas City	W 21-8	13-12
M 5/18	Kansas City	L 13-24	13-13
Tu 5/19	Lincoln, rain
W 5/20	Lincoln	W 15-9	14-13
Th 5/21	Lincoln	L 6-7	14-14
F 5/22	Lincoln	L 3-6	14-15
Sa 5/23	at Milwaukee	L 2-6	14-16
Su 5/24	at Milwaukee	W 8-7	15-16
Tu 5/26	at Milwaukee	W 3-2	16-16
W 5/27	at Milwaukee	W 9-3	17-16
Th 5/28	Sioux City Corn Huskers	W 7-6	18-16
F 5/29	Sioux City, rain			Rained out after three innings with the score 4-4.
Sa 5/30 a.m.	Sioux City	W 10-6	19-16
Sa 5/30 p.m.	Sioux City	W 19-3	20-16	Martin Duke and John "Dummy" Ryn each hits two home runs.
Su 5/31	at St. Paul	W 5-4	21-16
M 6/1	St. Paul	W 7-4	22-16
Tu 6/2	St. Paul	W 16-10	23-16	Dell Darling hits three home runs.
W 6/3	St. Paul	W 5-4 (12)	24-16
F 6/5				All Western Association games rained out.
Sa 6/6	at Sioux City, rain
Su 6/7-1	at Sioux City	L 0-4	24-17	10-game winning streak stopped.
Su 6/7-2	at Sioux City	L 5-7	24-18
M 6/8	at Sioux City	W 5-4	25-18	St. Paul, in last place with a 13-21 record,  will move to Duluth.  St. Paul will continue playing road games until its opening game in Duluth in July.
Tu 6/9	Milwaukee	L 5-7	25-19
W 6/10	Milwaukee	W 10-2	26-19
Th 6/11	Milwaukee	W 12-7	27-19	Darling has 3 home runs and a double.
F 6/12	Milwaukee	W 11-9	28-19
Sa 6/13	St. Paul	L 11-13	28-20
Su 6/14	St. Paul	L 5-7	28-21
M 6/15	St. Paul, rain			Game was delayed in the 2nd and called in the 4th with Minneapolis ahead 4-0.
Tu 6/16	St. Paul	W 1-0	29-21
W 6/17	St. Paul, rain
Th 6/18	Duluth	W 7-6	30-21	Make-up of Wednesday rain out; St. Paul now going by Duluth name.
F 6/19	at Lincoln	W 4-3 (17)	31-21	Martin Duke goes the distance with an 8-hitter.
Sa 6/20	at Lincoln	L 1-6	31-22
Su 6/21-1	at Lincoln	L 2-6	31-23
Su 6/21-2	at Lincoln	L 6-9	31-24
M 6/22	at Omaha	L 6-10	31-25
Tu 6/23	at Omaha	L 9-15	31-26
W 6/24	at Omaha	W 14-7	32-26
F 6/26	at Kansas City	W 3-0	33-26
Sa 6/27	at Kansas City	L 8-9	33-27
Su 6/28	at Kansas City	L 6-12	33-28
Tu 6/30	at Denver	W 7-5	34-28
W 7/1	at Denver	L 6-7	34-29
Th 7/2	at Denver	W 7-5	35-29
Sa 7/4 a.m.	Duluth	W 5-2	36-29
Sa 7/4 p.m.	Duluth	W 3-2	37-29
Su 7/5	at Duluth	W 4-1	38-29	4,000 at first game in Duluth at Recreation Park.
M 7/6	at Milwaukee, rain
Tu 7/7	at Milwaukee	L 1-6	38-30
W 7/8	at Milwaukee	L 3-7	38-31
F 7/10	at Sioux City, ppd.			Postponed because of "bad grounds."
Sa 7/11	at Sioux City	W 5-4	39-31
Su 7/12-1	at Sioux City	W 9-6	40-31	Frank Killen pitches third straight game.
Su 7/12-2	at Sioux City	L 6-11	40-32	Omaha, in first place with 43-23 record, is disbanded.
Tu 7/14	Milwaukee	L 3-5	40-33
W 7/15	Milwaukee	L 6-7	40-34
Th 7/16	Milwaukee	L 4-7	40-35
F 7/17	Duluth	W 9-2	41-35
Sa 7/18	Duluth	W 6-4	42-35
Su 7/19	Duluth*	W 6-1	43-35	*at Minnehaha Driving Park.
Tu 7/21	Sioux City	L 4-5	43-36
W 7/22	Sioux City	L 4-5	43-37
Th 7/23	Sioux City	W 4-1	44-37
F 7/24	Sioux City	L 6-7	44-38
Sa 7/25	Kansas City	L 5-10	44-39	A new Omaha team, "a patched up affair," loses in Milwaukee.
Su 7/26	Kansas City	W 18-10	45-39
Tu 7/28	Kansas City	W 10-7	46-39
W 7/29	Lincoln	L 1-14	46-40
Th 7/30	Lincoln	W 10-9	47-40
F 7/31	Lincoln	W 9-2	48-40	Minneapolis (48-40) trails Milwaukee (54-32) and Omaha (43-28).
Sa 8/1	Denver	L 6-7	48-41
Su 8/2	Denver	L 3-13	48-42
W 8/5	Denver	W 4-2	49-42
Th 8/6	Omaha	L 9-13	49-43
Sa 8/8	Omaha	W 3-2	50-43
Su 8/9	Omaha	W 15-1 (8)	51-43	Called after 8 innings to allow Omaha to catch a train.  The Millers are sold, and the team is to be disbanded.
W 8/12	at Duluth	W 4-0	52-43	The Millers are reorganized, with Sam Morton as manager.
Th 8/13	at Duluth	L 2-28	52-44	Milwaukee 59-35, Omaha 46-36, Minneapolis 52-44 (although the newspaper standings now show the Millers with 58 wins and a record of 58-44 for a percentage of .542 (even though a .542 percentage would correspond to a 52-44 record).
On Friday, August 14, Milwaukee was playing at home, leading Sioux City 4-1, when it left in the middle of the seventh inning to go to St. Louis to play in the American Association, which just approved it to replace the Cincinnati team, with Milwaukee assuming Cincinnati's record in the American Association.  Sioux City is declared a winner by forfeit over Milwaukee, which leaves the Western Association with a 59-36 record.  This leaves Minneapolis, with a record of 52-44, in first place, ahead of Omaha, which is 46-38.
W 8/19	Sioux City	L 7-8	52-45
Minneapolis (in first place), Duluth, and Lincoln fold, leaving Sioux City (52-46) in first place.  The Milwaukee team of the American Association came to Minneapolis to play a series against Columbus October 1-3.  However, because of rain and cold, only one game was played.  On Friday, October 2, Milwaukee beat Columbus 5-0 at Athletic Park behind a 6-hitter behind former Minneapolis pitcher Frank "Red" Killen.  Until 1961, this was the only major league game played in Minnesota.  (The nine games played by the St. Paul team in the Union Association in 1884 were all on the road.)
Roster
Larry Murphy, cf; Frank Shugart, ss; Dan Minnehan, rf-1b; John “Dummy” Ryn, 1b; John “Jack” Carroll, lf; Howard Earle, 3b-2b; Moxie Hengel, 2b; Homan, c; Dell Darling, c-1b; Dan Dugdale, c; Joe Miller, 3b; Mart McQuaid, lf-3b; McGlone, 3b-lf; Ward, lf-3b-2b; Walsh, ss; Emmett Rogers, rf-3b-c; White, lf-ss; Andy Sommers, 1b; Frank Killen, p-cf; George Treadway, p-cf; J. G. “Uncle Charley” Mitchell, p-rf-lf; Bartson, p; Martin Duke, p; Billy Burdick, p; Fee, p; George Rettger, p.