Minneapolis Millers - Compiled by Stew Thornley
1905 - American Association,  88-62-3, 3rd place - Standings, statistics, and notes follow game-by-game results
Manager:  W. H. Watkins
Date	Opponent	Outcome	Record	Notes
W 4/19	at Columbus Senators	L 1-6	0-1
Th 4/20	at Columbus, wet grounds
F 4/21	at Columbus, wet grounds
Sa 4/22	at Columbus	W 3-0	1-1	Jesse Stovall shuts out the Senators in his American Association debut.
Su 4/23	at Toledo Mud Hens	W 7-2	2-1
M 4/24	at Toledo	W 9-5	3-1
Tu 4/25	at Toledo	W 4-2	4-1
W 4/26	at Toledo, rain
Th 4/27	at Louisville Colonels	W 6-4	5-1
F 4/28	at Louisville	L 1-11	5-2
Sa 4/29	at Louisville	L 3-4	5-3
Su 4/30	at Louisville	L 5-10	5-4
M 5/1	at Indianapolis Hoosiers	L 4-5 (10)	5-5
Tu 5/2	at Indianapolis	L 2-3 (10)	5-6
W 5/3	at Indianapolis	W 5-1	6-6
F 5/5	Kansas City Blues	L 5-8	6-7
Sa 5/6	Kansas City	W 10-2	7-7
Su 5/7	Kansas City*	W 14-3	8-7
M 5/8	Kansas City	L 0-5	8-8
Tu 5/9	Milwaukee Brewers, rain
W 5/10	Milwaukee	L 1-2	8-9
Th 5/11	Milwaukee, rain
F 5/12	Milwaukee	L 0-6	8-10
Sa 5/13	St. Paul Saints	L 0-6	8-11
Su 5/14	at St. Paul	W 6-3	9-11
M 5/15	St. Paul	W 10-3	10-11
Tu 5/16	Indianapolis, rain
W 5/17	Indianapolis	W 2-0	11-11
Th 5/18	Indianapolis	L 3-4	11-12
F 5/19	Indianapolis	W 4-1	12-12
Sa 5/20	Louisville	W 6-2	13-12
Su 5/21	Louisville*	W 3-2	14-12	*at Minnehaha Driving Park.
M 5/22	Louisville	L 0-2	14-13
Tu 5/23	Toledo	W 10-1	15-13
W 5/24	Toledo	L 2-5	15-14
Th 5/25	Toledo	W 9-2	16-14
F 5/26	Columbus	W 9-3	17-14
Sa 5/27	Columbus	W 2-1 (10)	18-14
Su 5/28	Columbus*	W 6-5	19-14
M 5/29	St. Paul, rain
Tu 5/30 a.m.	at St. Paul	L 7-8	19-15
Tu 5/30 p.m.	St. Paul	W 5-0	20-15	11,000 fans, Millers record.
W 5/31	at St. Paul	L 2-3	20-16	Jones out with bruised arm suffered in the 5-0 win on May 30.
Th 6/1	at Milwaukee	L 0-1	20-17
F 6/2	at Milwaukee	W 6-3	21-17	Peaches Graham comes out of center field and pitches 7 innings of 1-hit relief to get win.
Sa 6/3	at Milwaukee	L 2-9	21-18
Su 6/4	at Milwaukee	W 2-0	22-18
M 6/5	at Kansas City	W 9-2	23-18
Tu 6/6	at Kansas City	L 8-9	23-19
W 6/7	at Kansas City	W 8-1	24-19
Th 6/8	at Kansas City	W 7-4	25-19
F 6/9	at Columbus	L 2-10	25-20
Sa 6/10	at Columbus	W 8-2	26-20
Su 6/11-1	at Columbus	L 0-2	26-21
Su 6/11-2	at Columbus	W 5-2	27-21	Millers pelted by rocks and bottles in their bus after the game.
M 6/12	at Toledo	W 12-2	28-21	Millers get 23 hits.
M 6/13	at Toledo	W 6-4	29-21
W 6/14-1	at Toledo	W 16-3	30-21
W 6/14-2	at Toledo	W 8-7 (10)	31-21
Th 6/15	at Louisville	W 5-4	32-21
F 6/16	at Louisville	L 0-10	32-22
Sa 6/17	at Louisville	W 6-2	33-22
Su 6/18	at Louisville	L 1-4	33-23
M 6/19	at Indianapolis	W 13-7	34-23
Tu 6/20	at Indianapolis, rain
W 6/21	at Indianapolis	L 1-2	34-24
Tu 6/22-1	at Indianapolis	W 11-0	35-24
Tu 6/22-2	at Indianapolis	W 6-0	36-24
Sa 6/24	at Kansas City	L 1-7	36-25
Su 6/25-1	at Kansas City	W 7-1	37-25
Su 6/25-2	at Kansas City	W 6-3	38-25
M 6/26	at Kansas City	W 7-2	39-25
Tu 6/27	Milwaukee	W 8-3	40-25
W 6/28	Milwaukee	W 10-4	41-25	Millers tie for first place.
Th 6/29-1	Milwaukee	W 5-1	42-25
Th 6/29-2	Milwaukee	W 3-2	43-25	Millers move into first place by a half-game.  In the fourth inning, Denny Sullivan singled and then stole second, third, and home on the next three pitches by Milwaukee's Tom Dougherty.
F 6/30	Kansas City, rain
Sa 7/1	Kansas City	W 11-1	44-25
Su 7/2	Kansas City*	W 7-5	45-25	*at Minnehaha Driving Park. 9th straight win.
M 7/3	Kansas City, wet grounds
Tu 7/4 a.m.	St. Paul	L 4-8	45-26
Tu 7/4 p.m.	at St. Paul, wet grounds
W 7/5	St. Paul, rain
Th 7/6	at St. Paul	W 7-2	46-26
F 7/7	at St. Paul	W 8-6	47-26
Sa 7/8	Indianapolis	L 4-5	47-27
Su 7/9	Indianapolis*	W 8-0	48-27
M 7/10	Indianapolis	W 3-2	49-27
Tu 7/11	Indianapolis	W 10-3	50-27
W 7/12	Louisville	L 6-7	50-28
Th 7/13	Louisville	L 3-4	50-29
F 7/14	Louisville	L 2-5	50-30
Sa 7/15	Louisville	W 15-4	51-30
Su 7/16	Toledo*	L 5-6	51-31
M 7/17	Toledo	W 6-1	52-31
Tu 7/18	Toledo	L 7-8	52-32	Millers drop out of first place.
W 7/19	Toledo	L 4-9	52-33
Th 7/20	Columbus	L 2-3	52-34	Cy Coulter is out with an eye injury suffered the night before when he used acid instead of eye wash and nearly blinded himself.
F 7/21	Columbus	L 5-6 (10)	52-35
S 7/22	Columbus	L 2-6	52-36
Su 7/23	Columbus*	W 2-0	53-36
M 7/24	at Milwaukee	L 1-2 (10)	53-37
Tu 7/25	at Milwaukee	W 13-7 (10)	54-37
W 7/26	at Milwaukee	L 2-6	54-38
Th 7/27	at Milwaukee	L 1-7	54-39
Sa 7/29	at Toledo, rain
Su 7/30-1	at Toledo	L 4-7	54-40
Su 7/30-2	at Toledo	T 2-2 (10, darkness)	54-40-1	Ed Gremminger homers in the ninth to tie the score.
M 7/31-1	at Toledo	L 2-4	54-41	Umpire Sullivan, injured the day before, has limited mobility and appoints the catchers to call fair and foul.  The Millers were down 4-2 with runners at second and third and two out in the seventh.  Denny Sullivan hit a drive over the right-field fence, apparently good for two bases (by Toledo ground rules), but catcher Dave Zearfoss called it foul.  Zearfoss and umpire Sullivan were surrounded by angry Millers, but the call stood.  Win Kellum relieved Howie Camnitz and struck out Sullivan to end the inning.
M 7/31-2	at Toledo	W 8-2	55-41	Jesse Stovall of Minneapolis and Win Kellum of Toledo do the umpiring.
Tu 8/1	at Toledo	W 5-3	56-41	Stovall and Kellum again umpire.
W 8/2	at Columbus	W 2-1	57-41
Th 8/3-1	at Columbus	L 1-2	57-42
Th 8/3-2	at Columbus	L 2-8	57-43
F 8/4	at Columbus	L 2-3	57-44	Davy Jones, after spiking Columbus shortstop Rudy Hulswitt, gets in fight with Hulswitt.  Hulswitt's replacement, manager Bill Clymer, drives in the winning run in the eighth.
Sa 8/5	at Columbus	L 2-8	57-45	Jones is suspended indefinitely for his part in the fight with Hulswitt.  Suspension lasts three days.
Su 8/6	at Columbus	W 10-8	58-45
M 8/7	at Columbus	L 2-5 (11)	58-46
Tu 8/8	at Columbus	L 0-12	58-47
Th 8/10	at Indianapolis	W 10-1	59-47
F 8/1	at Indianapolis, rain
Sa 8-12/1	at Indianapolis	W 6-3	60-47
Sa 8/12-2	at Indianapolis	L 2-4 (8, darkness)	60-48
Tu 8/15	St. Paul	W 4-2	61-48
W 8/16	at St. Paul	L 1-4	61-49
Th 8/17	St. Paul, rain
F 8/18	at St. Paul	W 6-4	62-49
Sa 8/19-1	Indianapolis	W 9-1	63-49	1-hitter by Frosty Thomas.
Sa 8/19-2	Indianapolis	W 6-0	64-49	2-hitter by Ed Siever.
Su 8/20-1	Indianapolis*	L 3-10	64-50	*at Minnehaha Driving Park.
Su 8/20-2	Indianapolis*	W 6-0 (7, rain)	65-50
M 8/21	Indianapolis	W 5-0	66-50
Tu 8/22	Louisville	W 14-1	67-50
W 8/23-1	Louisville	W 3-0	68-50	2-hitter by Siever.
W 8/23-2	Louisville	W 5-2	69-50
Th 8/24	Louisville	L 0-1	69-51
F 8/25	Toledo	W 7-2	70-51
Sa 8/26	Toledo	W 6-2	71-51
Su 8/27-1	Toledo*	W 3-1	72-51	*at Minnehaha Driving Park.
Su 8/27-2	Toledo*	W 12-3 (6-1/2, rain)	73-51
M 8/28	Columbus	W 6-1	74-51
Tu 8/29	Columbus, rain
W 8/30-1	Columbus	L 0-5	74-52
W 8/30-2	Columbus	W 5-4	75-52
Th 8/31	Columbus	L 0-2	75-53	After a game in Kansas City, the Louisville team has many players injured as their wagonette is struck by a street car, dragged, and badly wrecked.  League president Joseph O'Brien calls for a vote of Association teams to allow teams to loan players to Louisville, which would be unable to to continue without new recruits.  Louisville was in fourth place with a 68-61 record at the time.
F 9/1	St. Paul	W 6-3	76-53
Sa 9/2	at St. Paul, rain
Su 9/3-1	St. Paul*	L 0-1	76-54	*at Minnehaha Driving Park.
Su 9/3-2	St. Paul*	L 2-6	76-55
M 9/4 a.m.	at St. Paul	L 1-8	76-56
M 9/4 p.m.	St. Paul	W 1-0	77-56
Tu 9/5	St. Paul	W 9-8	78-56	Millers score three  in last the 9th, the winning run coming on a one-out, two-run homer by Gremminger, his second homer of the game.
W 9/6	Kansas City	T 2-2 (10)	78-56-2
Th 9/7-1	Kansas City	W 3-1	79-56
Th 9/7-2	Kansas City	W 7-4 (7)	80-56
F 9/8-1	Kansas City	W 4-3	81-56
F 9/8-2	Kansas City	W 10-4 (8)	82-56
Sa 9/9-1	Milwaukee	L 0-11	82-57
Su 9/9-2	Milwaukee	L 6-9	82-58
Su 9/10-1	Milwaukee*	W 5-0	83-58	*at Milwaukee Driving Park.
Su 9/10-2	Milwaukee*	L 3-8	83-59
M 9/11	Milwaukee	W 8-5	84-59
Tu 9/12-1	St. Paul	W 3-0	85-59
Tu 9/12-2	St. Paul	L 1-7	85-60
W 9/13-1	at St. Paul	W 7-6	86-60
W 9/13-2	at St. Paul	L 3-5 (5, darkness)	86-61
Th 9/14	at Milwaukee	W 14-7	87-61
F 9/15	at Milwaukee	W 8-4	88-61
Sa 9/16	at Milwaukee	L 3-7 (7, darkness)	88-62
Su 9/17	at Kansas City	T 3-3 (10, rain)	88-62-3
M 9/18	at Kansas City, rain
		W	L	Manager
	Columbus	100	52	Bill Clymer
	Milwaukee	91	59	Joe Cantillon
	Minneapolis	88	62	W. H. Watkins
	Louisville	76	75	Charles Dexter
	St. Paul	73	77	Mike Kelley
	Indianapolis	69	83	Ed Barrow
	Toledo	60	91	Mike Finn-J. Ed Grillo
	Kansas City	44	102	Arthur Irwin
Statistics
	Player	Games	Batting Average	Home Runs	Position
	Davy Jones	128	.346	2	cf
	Bill “Father” Marshall	83	.313	9	c
	Cy Coulter	134	.300	1	lf
	Denny Sullivan	133	.295	3	rf
	Andy Oyler	142	.284	0	ss
	George “Peaches” Graham	80	.268	0	of-1b-p
	Jerry “Buck” Freeman	137	.262	3	1b
	Pat Hynes	27	.260	1	rf-p
	Ed “Battleship” Gremminger	145	.240	9	3b
	Bill Friel*	66	.240	0	3b-of
	Buck Weaver*	57	.240	0	c
	Charles Schmidt	69	.223	1	c
	Billy Fox	150	.215	0	2b
	Pat Duff*	22	.175	0	of-c
	Pitcher	G	IP	W	L
	Ed Siever	35	273	23	11
	Jesse Stovall	38	309	21	15
	George “Peaches” Graham	21		12	7
	Forrest “Frosty” Thomas	29	216	12	11
	Win Kellum*			10	9
	Pat Hynes	10		5	3
	Gene Ford	10		2	4
	Charlie Jaeger*			2	7
	Other players: Mike Kahoe, c; Brownie Steele, rf; Clarence Villeman, p; Otto “Red” Newlin.
	*Friel’s statistics include games played with Columbus in 1905, Weaver, Duff, and Jaeger include games with Indianapolis, and Kellum’s include games with Toledo.
	Davy Jones led the American Association with 126 runs.