The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-01

foul tips in the face, as there was no mask.
Each catcher was smeared with blood.
On Sunday the Emeralds defeated the Day
tons Bluff Silvers in a very one-sided game.
Score:
silvers ......-.......1 l %
Emeralds .::....:..4 l 1 "-15
BILE Mortenson and Blazing. The feature t'o Of
the game was the all-around heavy hitting
OF the Emeraids. Dan Pierce. out of five
times at bat, made two home runs and two
two-baggers and single. Butler also made
home run. The Emeralds would like
game with Funk's Exports for week from
Saturday or Sunday. Address Willie Mccall,
953 Hudson avenue.
The Burkhards have organized for the sea-
son: The players line UP as follows: Kelley,
II; Wigley. CT and p; Huffman. IS; Ga-egar,
C; Murphy, 9b; Murnane, CT. They challenge
any team in the city under Is years of age;
Funks Exports preferred. Address all chal-
lenges to Herbert, 253 Banfil street.
Stahman's Exports defeated the Oneidas
by score Of to 8. The features of the game
out ten men in four innings and the home
run of Frank Roller. which tied the score.
The Young Tigers defeated the Wind-Pound-
ers by score Of 16 to 10. The Young Tigers
would like to play any club in the city at the
age Of IA or under IA. Batteries, Bob Boyer
and Pat Brady, G.. Boyer Lehner and L.
Bauer. Address M. Young Jr., q East Mag
nolia street.
The Nine Of Diamonds defeated the West
ern Unions 26 to 10. Batteries GlaSsberg and
Anderson, Howard and Ryan.
The Crackerjacks defeated the Decaturs on
Sunday at the Mississippi street grounds by
score of IA to z.
The Nameless would like game with any
club in or out of the city under fifteen years.
They line UP as follows: John Moshofsky
shortstop; John Datka, first base; John
Thurston. center field; Tom Wheeler, catcher;
Lodge Wheeler, third base; Henry Mitch,
Labelle,. left field; P. Reardon pitcher. Ad-
dress all challenges to John Moshofsky, 404
Rice street.
The Loyals defeated the Liberty Bells in an
exciting eight-inning game, the feature of
which was the all-around playing of the 10y
ais. Score:
Liberty Bells ......O o 4 / ia
The batteries were Nelson and Levy, Green
horton and Chic. The Loyals challenge the
Liberty Bells for game next Sunday.
The Pirates defeated the Clovers % to 10.
Ascher; for the Clovers, Reardon. Mullen
and kelcher. The Pirates challenge any club
In the city under fifteen, the Excelsiors or
st. Iaomas' Minims preferred. Address all
nue.
The Excelsiors defeated the Maroons in a
one-sIded game at the Harrison and Western
avenue grounds Powers pitched a good game
and was given very good support, as not
runner reached first base for the first three
innings Olson was batted hard and another
pitcher was put in the box in the fourth
inning. The features of the game were the
home run Of Powers and the base running
Of Lyons. Score:
n
ExcelSiors ................1 2 ia
Batteries, Olson, Bearman and White; Pow
ers and La Claire.
The Fries defeated the Superiors by score
OF 10 to 2. The Fries will cross bats with
the Clintons, next, Sunday 80 ~r. 49,.
The Cubans defeated the Battle Axes Sun
day morning, 40 to g., as follows:
Battle Axes -.......2 1 2 D II 0 Is
Cubans ..........3 1 % 2 10 2 L Ole