The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-22
DOINGs OF THE AMATEUR TEAMS

The Minnehahas and Hamm's Exports have
as yet failed to get together, the Minnehahas
p1i an;tnieg a. previous engagement with the
; Gapl1ats Tor today as the cause of their
iinaDlilty TO play Manager Redington of the
Faroons as well as of the Exports has placed
a forfeit with the o e for game with
teen, N tba,t who may choose whichever
1 EIa they desire to meet for SIS side. The
hMaroons, in fact, offer to play the Mime
hanas Tor any sum desired.
The Elgins defeated the Crescents 6 TO 2
The Crimson Rims challenge any club nm
ger nine, the Banfil street Sluggers preferred
Address Jay Crane, 124 West Fifth street 01
The Oakland sluggers defeated the Young
Maroons twice.
First game:
S ssssas 80 Sls
oakland ..:..... i 9 u Il
The Oakland sluggers will play any club
under the age of sixteen. Address Otto Nor
The Franklin Street Stars challenge any
cup under twelve, Young Crawfcrds, Young
Street Stars preferred Sunday game. Ad-
dress Peter Swanson, ISL West Fourth.
The Dakota Packers will play the Rose
mount Clippers Sunday for a purse of $50
Iney VIII be accompanied by brass band
and several bus loads of friends Both
teams have been strengthened materially
since their last game, which resulted in favor
OF the Clippers, to 6. The batting order
will be:
Packers-seeond base. Kurtz: nitcber Fac
en- first base, Heating; center field, Kreyen-
| Dull; third base, Lawler Nest; short Ston
Kennedy; right field. McAullife; left field
Williamson; catcher Gahan extra. Boras'
Clippers-Second base, Hetherington: pitcher,
Rfchies first base Hyland: center field Gala,
han; third base, McLafferty; short stop Col
ION; rgnt neld, Hynes; left field, Kelly;
The Crimson Rims defeated the Minnehaha
Juniors by the following score:
G 59PI53s Rims. 1 Is :
mund and swick. The feature of the game game
was Williams two-bagger, with three on
bases, in the ninth, winning the game for
the Rims.
The Dayton's Bluff Standards defeated the
Srawfords Is to Z, as follows:
cTaWfords 80. 49,. IL r-1s
Batteries, Schiller and Donaldson, Buckner
and Fiddy. The feature of the game was the
batting of A. Bryne..
The Rivals defeated the Elgins to 8. Bat
teries. Rusky and McDonough Butler and
Shroher The features Of the game were
the batting by Brodrieck and catching by
Butler. The score was:
Rivads .........1.O 2 o o o e-5
Ei Sa p,,:i, . :ioro o o O.-S
whose members are under fifteen years of
| age Address Archie Duncan, 9S7 Hudson
avenue.
The Westerns and the Chicago Sluggers will
play tomorrow at 23O at the formers grounds
B1attery for the Westerns: F. Mracek and ].
the Funk Exports were to have played the
| Emeralds yesterday. but they did not show
up up, so o. the Exports claim the game by a
score OF y to y. After waiting until O'Clock,
combination of fremen and Ninnehabas
agreed to play the Exports a game. Young
Brom was puzzle to them and his delivery
was a hard one to solve. The feature of the
game was the all around fumbling of M.
Delaney and Gardner, of the Combinations
| ~, R.H.E 9.
Combinations ........0 0 0 L 90
Batteries. McArthurs and Brom for the
| Combinations, and Brom and Banholzer for
| the Funk Exports. ~