The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-13

S|oA on W v yesterday and now want TO
meet any team under 15, the Yellow Fellows,
Mascots or Edisons, preferred. Address
Harry McWhorter, Olive street and Yam Slyke
court.
The Dayton's Bluff Maroons would like to
hear from the Hubs, Hamms Excelsiors,
Giadstones, or any other club in the city.
Address H. Kellerman. ga Maple street.
The Worlds defeated the Jefferson School
Rivals by a score of to 4. Batteries, for
the Worlds, Reardon and Dearborn, the Ri
yals, Conway and Cummings. Umpire
BurCh. The Worlds have now won eighteen
games and lost two.
The Clippers defeated the Unions by a
score of q to g. Batteries for the Clipners
J. Knutser. T. Mullen and H. Bryant: for
the Unions, Churchill, Stall and Sullivan.
The score:
Clippers .....,.4 @ 1 0 @ 621
The Clippers challenge any club under 16
years of age, Osceolas preferred.
An interesting game of ball was played
Saturday morning between the Htawathas and
Lexingtons, in which the latter were de-
feated 10 to g. The feature of the game was
the pitching Of Joe La Rivere, who struck
cut eleven men. Batteries, for Hiawathias,
La Rivere and Stoughton; Lexingtons Deer
R.H.E.
IIiawathias ....5 1 2 0 1 80 81 3
~ z
Umpire, AL. La Rivere. The Hiawathas
challenge any club in the city whose mem
bers are under 10 years of age Address
Bernie Bjornstad, So East Aurora avenue.
The Elites defeated the Harrisons by the
score of Is to IA. Batteries Elites, Reichow
and Spanglberg; Harrisons, Sully and Davis.
The Elites would like game with any club
under the age of ls
Lyans' Kids defeated sprague's Kids 10
The feature of the game was Greenberg's
Batteries for Kids, Schlife, Achterling and
Meachem; for Sprague's, Buckly and O'Con-
rel
Batteries: Baumann and Sexton; Provencher,
Olson and Olson.
The st. Joseph's Cadets defeated Lyons
Kids Friday on the latter,s grounds, by a
score of to 2. The Cadets challenge any
club under the age of IS. Address all chal-
lenges to T. Powers, 2ss Rondo street.
The sonuen's Kids defeated the windsors
% to 2. Batteries: Grathwol and Maloney;
Eisenmeinger and Wheeler.
The Clintons will meet the Micks this morn
ing and the Fillmores this afternoon, the lat
ter game being for SIS side. Batteries:
Morning, ]. Ford and Sharp; afternoon,
L1zZet and F. Ford.
The Emmert Stars defeated the Emmert
Books yesterday by score Of to 8. The
features of the game were the home runs
made by BarnacIes and Deller. Score by in
nings:
RHE
Stars .......O 2 / 0 0 0 C9 Is 4
Books ,.i........3 o O 0 o, Q 2-8 A
Batteries: Stars, Deller and Brown; Books
Burke, Goodman and Rogers.
/, The Westminsters would like game with
any club under 10 years. Address Oliver
Steele, 319 olmstead street
The Rivals defeated the Foot & Schulze
Co.'s by a score of % to 9. The feature was
the hitting of the Rivals. Batteries John
Stauble and G. Goetz; Duke Dushak and l..
Waseca-
The latest men anxd the leanest men out
West Seventh street had a ball game yester-
The Fats won to c. The feature was the
base running of Nath Riy and John Stauble.
The Spaldings and the Capito,s cross bats
at Kittsondale this afternoon Game called
at p m.
Congers Kids defeated ST. Thomas Minims
on the ST. Thomas grounds yesterday after
noon by a score of IA to IL. Batteries, Olson
brothers, Weyler and Mcclure.
The Red Stars will accept the challenge of
the Nationals, and would like to get game
with them for any day next week. Address
Capt MCGOWAN, Bates and Ravine
The Hamm's Exports defeated the Northern
Pactf1cs yesterday afternoon on the latter's
grounds by the score of II to 8. The features
of the game were the pitching of McDonough
and the Paying Of Cikanek. Batteries. Nc
Donough and Reddington; Larson, Regan
Newly and Craig.
The Royals were awarded the game from
the Lightnings by misunderstanding among
the players. The score the first part of the
ninth was 20 to 19 in favor Of the Lightnings;
final score, 8 to Q. The Royals will receive
challenges from any club in the city under
eleven years of age. Address Master R. L.
Easterbrooks, 562 st. Peter street.
3, as follows:
Pioneers ...... ...........3 0 0 2 29
Monarohs -. ..........O s 0 1 2 Ga
Batteries, Rowanz and Casby Lefty and
Solberg.
The Foxes beat the Blue Stars by score of
q to II.
The Foxes beat the East St. Paul Juniors
by score Of to o.
The st. Paul White Lead and Oil Company
easily defeated the L. L. May team by the
score Of % to s. The features of the game
were the pitching of Tom McManus striking
out IA men, and the heavy batting of w. L.
Flynt.
The Drummers' base ball nine, under the
management of Harry X. Huntoon, will open
the season in River Falls June 10. On the
pitching staff are such veterans as j. G..
Bassett, F. ]. Burke, A. NJ. Deragisch and
VIM. Cleary.
The Bostons defeated the Norwoods by a
score of 10 to 8. The Boston Kids challenge
any club in the city of the age of IL years.
Address all challenges to F. Cook, All Rondo
street.
The st. Thomas Minims closed the sea-
son yesterday with a victory over the Con-
and was won by the college youngsters in
the ninth inning by heavy batting Up to
this inning E. Olson pitched great bali for
the oongers, ,, but the little twirler eased
gain control the college boys had piled up
Ave runs and won the game. McGroarity
opened In the box for the Mirims, but in the
fourth inning, after six scores were earned
off his delivery, Weyler was put in and kept
the Conger boys guessing throughout the
game. Fielding honors were carried off by
fine work for the Congers. Swartz made
three hits, one a two-bagger, out Of five
times at bat. Yesterdays victory was the
thirteenth for the college boys. But one de-
feat mars Their score book. Yesterdays game
by innings:
RH.E.
ST. Thomas 20 2 O1 0 3 2 113 10 3
Conger's Kids.0 6 o. 0 0 Ill Is 8
Batteries, for Minims. McGroarity Weyler
and Mcclure; for Congers, A. Oleson, and
e. Olson; struck out. by Weyler G. by Ole
SON 4; two-base hits, Swartz McGroarity,
Fogarty; wild pitches, McGroarity g.; umpire,
D. Cameron.
The Cubans would like a game of ball with
any team outside Of the city under IL for
July 4. Address all communications to H.
Allen, So Concord street. Please send names
of players when communicating