The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-08
DoIngs of the Amateurs.

DOingS or the Amateurs.
The Pickups claim the championship under
seventeen years. Address Adolph Pegiow, 4s7
Park avenue.
The White Lilies would Ike game with
any OF the following clubs. or any other clubs
under the age Of fourteen Adler's Kids,
Cenger's Kids, Pickups, G!asscocks. Nationals,
Daytons, Alerts. Red Stars or Red Peppers.
We play only on Saturdays. Address all
challenges to Frank Ritchie 296 Lawson
street.
The Hub Clothing base ball team defeated
the Crawfords in very exciting game The
score:
Hubs ..::............1 o 2 la
Crawfords =. ......6 O. 3 o o 0-13
fords. McDonal and Barnard.
The Unions won two games Sunday. First
game, Unions IA, Central Stars Z; second,
Unions &C. Elephants 16. The Boys Brigade
Battery D forfeited them a game Saturday
by non-appearance.
In Sundays issue of the G 10 b e there ap-
peared notice saying that the r. G. Dun
& Co. ball team, made up of the best players
belonging to the Acmes, Spaldngs, Craw
fords. etc., were defeated by the Horne &
Danz company team. 1t now appears that
R. G. Dun & Co. have no team and do not
intend to organize one. The score Saturday
was to in favor of the Acme team. Miller
and Macdonald were the batteries for the
the points for the Horne & DanZ players The
Acme team will cross bats with the Finch,
Van siyck. Young Co. team next Saturday
The Kissers drug clerks defeated the He'll
terlings Sunday afternoon in exciting
game. The clerks made five home runs.
The batteries were Klein and Hage; 'Keegan,
frost, Neid, Funk and others.
The Emeralds defeated the Cubans Sunday
by the following scere
Cubans ..........O 0 5 o Oil
Batteries, Brock and Mccall; Vernon, Ris-
ack and Peel The feature of the game was
the fielding of Br0derick, Of the Emeralds.
making three running catches.
The Maroons defeated the Butchers on Her
mier's brick yards on Sunday. Score:
Butchers 80. 49,. % 0 Q l 1 / 0 / 5
Batteries, for Maroons Olson and Need
ham; for Butchers, Dunworth and Slater.
The Plymouths played their best game yes
terday with the Sparrows and defeated them
! by a score Of to 6. The feature of the
game the pitching of A. Manke, striking
RHE
Plymouths .....2 1 4 1 80 IA
Sparrows ......0 L 0 1t b 3
Batteries. Manke and Gauger, Wolf and
Cook.
The Young Orioles have organized for the
season. They played their first game Satur-
day and defeated the Young Stillwaters by
score Of 8 to 3. Batteries, Orioles. Dahl,
Nixon and Salves; Young Stillwaters, La
vale and Tipping.
In a score of 1S to 8 Conger's Kids defeat
ed the Websters yesterday afternoon. The
Kids have won twenty-four games out of
twenty-five, played SO far this season. Bat
teries, Calvin and Olson; Keith and Barnett.
The Minnehahas defeated the Horne G
! Danz team Sunday afternoon by score Of
18 to 9. Charles Delaney and Cikanek were
in the points for the :sHa Has and Nc
Donough, Ramens and Craig for the 'tin-
ners." The 'Ha Has" played a very ragged
game TN the start. but took a brace and
won the game with ease, the Horne & Danz
players not being able to score after the
fourth inning. Score:
RH.E
Horne Danz2 0 s / o o o % S
Eaxned runs, Minnehahas 9, Horne G.
Danz 8; three-base hit, Kovec; two-base hits
c. Delaney, Cikanek; base on balls, off De-
laney s. off McDonough 1. off Ramens g.;
struck cut, by Delaney S, by McDonough 2
by Ramens 3; umpire, Form. The Ha Has
would like to hear from any team in the
state. Address William Macarthur, S32 DAILY
street.
North Star Camp, M. W. A.. defeated Com
Batteries. for Company c, Burke and Snow;
fer North Stars, Loefelholtz and Loefelholtz.
The Admirals defeated the Oneidas in an
interesting game by the score of 9 to T.
The feature Of the game was the pitching Of
Tony Aydt, striking out ten Of the Oneidas
They would like to get game with the
Conger's Kids for Saturday afternoon. Ad-
dress all challenges to Charles DAILY, 461
Goodhue street.
The Young Cyclones defeated the Thistles
Sunday by the score Of 10 to 6. A feature
of the game was the four double plays made
by the Young Cyclones. Batteries, Thistles
Fergerson and Hoffman; Cyclones, Gehring
and Salvus.
A game of base ball was played between
the Worlds and the Adler Kids Monday aft
ernoon at the Hollow grounds. In the first
part of the ninth inning, when two men were
out, the score stood IA to IL in favor of the
Worlds. The third man went to bat and he
knocked up pop-up to the pitcher. Here
the Adlers intertered and the game ended in
row. Batteries. for Adlers. Schwart and
Sexton; for the Worlds. Dries and Mcclellan;
umpire, J. Smith.