Minneapolis Millers - Compiled by Stew Thornley
1892 - Western League, 19-22 (first half, 6th place), 3-1 (second half) - Notes and roster follow game-by-game results
Manager: C. M. "Charley" Morton
Date	Opponent	Outcome	Record	Notes
	First Half
Sa 4/16	at Kansas City Blues	L 2-5	0-1
Su 4/17	at Kansas City	W 13-4	1-1
M 4/18	at Kansas City, wet grounds
Tu 4/19	at Omaha, rain
W 4/20	at Omaha, wet grounds
Th 4/21	at Omaha, wet grounds
Sa 4/23	Milwaukee	L 3-6	1-2
Su 4/24	Milwaukee*	L 6-9	1-3	*at Minnehaha Driving Park.
M 4/25	Milwaukee	L 9-10	1-4
Tu 4/26	Indianapolis, rain
W 4/27	Indianapolis	W 8-6	2-4
Th 4/28	Indianapolis, cold
F 4/29	Indianapolis was to play but, afraid of missing connections, left Thursday night on a train for Omaha.
Sa 4/30	Toledo Black Pirates, rain			Toledo is referred to in the newspaper as the Black Pirates of the Maumee.
Su 5/1	Toledo, cold*			*scheduled for Minnehaha Driving Park.
M 5/2	Toledo	L 5-6	2-5
Tu 5/3	Columbus Buckeyes, rain
W 5/4	Columbus	L 6-7 (11)	2-6
Th 5/5	Columbus, rain
Sa 5/7	at Milwaukee Brewers	L 0-8	2-7
Su 5/8	at Milwaukee Brewers	W 10-9	3-7
M 5/9	at Milwaukee Brewers	L 8-20	3-8	The game was moved up from Tuesday so that the Millers could use train tickets  from Chicago to Indianapolis before they would expire.
W 5/11	at Indianapolis, wet grounds
Th 5/12	at Indianapolis, rain
F 5/13	at Indianapolis, rain
Sa 5/14	at Columbus	L 0-7 (6, rain)	3-9	Millers no-hit by Fred Clausen.
Su 5/15	at Columbus	L 1-4	3-10
M 5/16	at Columbus	L 4-9	3-11
Tu 5/17	at Toledo	W 3-2	4-11
W 5/18	at Toledo, rain
Th 5/19	at Toledo, rain
Sa 5/21	Kansas City	W 4-0	5-11
Su 5/22	Kansas City, ppd.			Newspaper reports that no more Sunday baseball will be played in Minneapolis.
M 5/23	Kansas City	W 15-10	6-11
Tu 5/24	Kansas City	W 7-5	7-11
W 5/25	Omaha	L 2-3	7-12	St. Paul team is transferred to Fort Wayne.
Th 5/26	Omaha	L 2-3	7-12
F 5/27	Omaha	L 8-9	8-13	Make-up of one of the postponed games in Omaha in April.
Sa 5/28	Omaha, rain
M 5/30 a.m.	Milwaukee	W 7-5	9-13
M 5/30 p.m.	Milwaukee	L 8-10	9-14
Tu 5/31	at Milwaukee, rain
W 6/1	at Milwaukee, rain
Th 6/2	at Milw., wet grounds
Sa 6/4	Fort Wayne	W 8-4	10-14
Su 6/5	Fort Wayne	W 10-5	11-14	Millers receive permission for Sunday games on their regular grounds behind the West Hotel, which is starting to receive visitors for the upcoming Republican national convention in Minneapolis.  However, their only Sunday game after this was at Athletic Park on State Street in St. Paul.
M 6/6	Indianapolis, rain
Tu 6/7 a.m.	Indianapolis, rain
Tu 6/7 p.m.	Indianapolis	W 6-2	12-14	Doubleheaders being played because of so many postponements.
W 6/8	Indianapolis	L 9-10 (10)	12-15
Th 6/9	Indianapolis	W 8-1	13-15
F 6/10	Columbus	W 6-4	14-15
Sa 6/11	Columbus	L 0-2	14-16
M 6/13	Columbus	L 8-13	14-17
Tu 6/14	Toledo	L 0-3	14-18
W 6/15	Toledo	L 4-7	14-19
Sa 6/18	at Toledo, rain
M 6/20-1	at Toledo, wet grounds
M 6/20-2
Tu 6/21-1	at Toledo	W 6-5	15-19
Tu 6/21-2	at Toledo, rain
W 6/22	at Columbus	W 6-5	16-19
Th 6/23	at Columbus	L 1-13	16-20
F 6/24	at Columbus	W 4-1	17-20
Sa 6/25	at Indianapolis	L 2-6	17-21
M 6/27	at Indianapolis	W 7-6	18-21
Tu 6/28	at Fort Wayne, rain
W 6/29	at Fort Wayne	W 6-5	19-21
Th 6/30	at Fort Wayne	L 5-12	19-22	First half of season ends.
	First-half standings	W	L
	Columbus	40	18
	Milwaukee	28	20
	Omaha	26	24
	Toledo	23	22
	Kansas City	25	27
	Minneapolis	19	22
	St. Paul-Fort Wayne	20	26
	Indianapolis	11	22
	Second Half
Sa 7/2	Fort Wayne, postponed
Su 7/3	Fort Wayne*	W 7-2	1-0	*at Athletic Park in St. Paul
M 7/4 a.m.	Fort Wayne	W 10-9	2-0
M 7/4 p.m.	Fort Wayne	L 5-7	2-1
W 7/6	Indianapolis	W 5-3	3-1	Owner Hy Hach disbands the Millers.   Milwaukee and Fort Wayne also disband.
F 7/8	Indianapolis (ex.)	L 9-22		Exhibition game, benefit for the Millers players.
	Minneapolis is still represented in the league.  Manager Billy Barnie of Fort Wayne is awarded the Millers and gets the players surrendered by Hach.
M 7/11	Columbus			Columbus comes to Minneapolis but finds no team to play.  The league disbands within a few days.
Notes and Roster
The Millers had 25 postponements during the season. Other teams also had many postponements because of bad weather. The Western League was divided into two halves, but the Millers played only four games in the second half before owner Hy Hach announced he was disbanding the team. Fort Wayne and Milwaukee also disbanded. Manager Billy Barnie of the Fort Wayne team was awarded the Minneapolis franchise and its remaining players. Columbus came to Minneapolis to begin a series on July 11 but found no Minneapolis team to play. The entire league folded within a few days.
Jack Carroll, rf; Katz, lf; Milton “Buck” West, 1b; Charlie Newman, cf; Munyan, c-3b-2b; Walter “Jiggs” Parrott; Graham, ss; Dixon, 2b-1b-c; Tim Shinnick, 2b-p; C. M. “Charley” Morton, 3b; Ossie France, p; Parke Swartzel, p; Corbett, p; Jack Easton, p.
There was no professional baseball in Minnesota in 1893, but Minneapolis had a team in a new Western League—one that was formed by sportswriter Ban Johnson with the intent to eventually turn it into a major league—in 1894.