The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-11
WITH FUTURE MAGNATEs.

csd Gas 4 to IL p Bsttefes ae olson and
Pranke: Powers and Il. Olson. -.-.y-.
The Rivals challenge any nine in the city
under fourteen years of age. The line up
is as follows: We;sel,2 catcher; Conway,
pitcher. Welter, first base; Meyer, second
base; Newcomb, third base; Mills. center
field; Greenvaugh, left field; Reichow, right
field; Picha, short stop. Address all chal-
lenges to L. Picha, 1888 West Seventh street..
The Fort Smelling Jrs. will play any nine
George Bently, Fort Smelling.
The Minnehahas defeated the st. Paul
Camp M. W. A. Sunday afternoon in we'll
played game, by score of to 2. The
Woodmen couldn't do anything with De-
laney's delivery they getting but four scratch
hits, Bergstrom's batting was feature of
the game, getting two two-baggers and a
three-base hit The score:
Mlnnehahas ........0 -
Earned runs. Minnehahas 4; three-base hit,
Bergstrom: two-base hits, Bergstrom g. Ko-
vec; bases on balls, off Delaney 5, off Will
s. struck out By Delaney g. Mam
6; double plays, Sevendusky to Kurtz to
Ellis, E. Delaney to Bergstrom, M. Delaney
unassisted; umpire, Form. At the close OF the
hahas with a ball and, bat. Long life to
Slunky.
A very interesting game Of ball was played
Sunday between the Young Cyclones and New
Homes. the former winning by the following
score: -
You! Young e Cyclones ;. ~ 1 ! *-1s
Batteries, for Young Cyclones. Gehring and
and Pilgrim. Z
A very interesting game Of ball was played
at Kittsondale, between the married and sin
gle members of the Crusaders societies. The
Ryan for the married men, and Dougherty and
c. Vervais for the single men. The feature
OF the game was the general all-around play
ing Of the single men Maught9n was nd DATED an
was substituted, who Jared little better. The
game resulted in favor of the single men by
the score Of u to 9. Umpire T. Young.
The Western Clippers defeated the Eclipse
team on the Arundel street ball grounds by
the following score:
Western Clippers 20 2 Q 214
Eclipse ....:: ...... % % l -
cpPer Kuhne umpre
Klink; time, hours
The Emeralds defeated the Quicksteps on
the latter's grounds for the time this sea
son by score Of II to g.. Batteries for the
steps Godfrey and Mullets. The Emeralds
accept the challenge Of the Osceolas for next
Saturday or week from then.
An interesting game of ball was played at
Lilydale between Yerxa's drivers and clerks,
which resulted as follows:
Drivers ........ ..........2 - &Sa
Clerks ..........l 90
Yerxa's nine challenge any nine In the city.
Michaud's or schochs preferred. Address all
cha lenges to ]. Gross, ga East Fifth street.
The Plymouths and Baldwins crossed bats
at the Aurora park, the Plymouths having
an easy victory. The feature Of the game was
the an-around playing Of the Plymouths. Score
by innings:
Plymouths -. ......0 o 0 o 2 Q 2 SO
Baldwins ...........0 0 Oh O-l
Batteries-Plymouths, G.. Hansen and Wod-
ke Baldwins, MARRIED. and Monroe
The Plymouths played q game in the after
noon with the Aurofas, defeating them easily.
The feature Of the game was the pitching of
w. Hansen, striking out! nine men. Score by
innings: g ef'
Plymouths 80. 80 4f02 8 Q 5-15
Auroras -. ...0 IL 0 0 o.
Batteries, W. Hansen and Wagner, Coddon
and Epun. tET
The St. Paul & Duluth club defeated the
North Stars yesterday by the following score:
st. P. G D........4 9 "A %
North Star ........2 0 q o 3-l6
Batteries, Extrand, Brewer and Collect.
Dolan, frost and Loeffelholtz. The st. Paul
& Duuths will cross bats with the Gladstone
Stars at Gladstone next Sunday, May 10.
Taylor, manager S. p. g. ID. B. B. club.
The base ball nine of University avenue and
Milton street defeated the New Brighton