The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06
DoINGs OF BOY WONDERS.

The Young BurrS defeated the East st.
Pauls by the score of 19 to IA.
The Yellow Fellows defeated the Monarchs
16 to s. The feature of the game was the
striking out of ten men by Schmaniskey
Score:
Monarchs ;..-......o l o-S
Yellow Fellows......3 0 2 2 *-16
Batteries, Schmantskey and Cox, Fitzgerald
and Cox.
The Atlantas defeated the Monarchs
yesterday by the score of IA to 49, The feat
ure of the game was the all-around good
playing of the Atl&ntas. The batteries were:
Atlantas. Charles, Blom and Johnson; Mon
arehs. Cod connely and Gus
Lyons Kids beat the Tigers yesterday for
. the third time, the score being IS to 8.
Batteries. Bat schl,ef f., and Achteriing Roberts
Cub under fourteen. Address w. Mitchell,
464 Western avenue.
The Ed,sons defeated the Mahobies rs to "a.
The features Of the game were the pitching
of B. Herman Of the Ed: sons, and the bat
ting of Boyer and LIE REVERE, knocking two
home runs: Ba teries, for the Ed sons. Ker-
nan and Steinberg; for the MahGbies Muir
ply. Blom and Mahoney Score:
Nahobies $ 5 d . q 4
The Giasscoeks defeated the Pickups by the
following score:
RH.E
ejsssps eisssaae.s 131S e-3s ia :
Batteries. for the Glasscocks, Cum:ngs.
Ne.son ard Come; for the Pickups, Russell,
Bayer and Rhyme.
The Cen raj Stars defeated the Lghtn:ngs
after an exct ng game. Score:
Central Siars % O 8 3 0 / o 2 0 O PIP
. Lightnings ::.,.:....0 0 l 1120 3101 Ill
Batteries, Oscar S;ahel and Alvin Ssahel.
Lew Rosen,al ard Harry Levy.
titled to the local champ .onshio unless they
defeat he Ad:ef team, and demand games
this week. -.
with !he. Helliklines this afternoon at
3. G,c-oek on the formers grounds,
on Arundel. street and railroad tracks,
where an exciting game will be expected.
d.. ard Hage the Clerks battery
The Clerks line up as follows: Henry Van
Heel, third base; willie Probst, cen.er field !;
James ThiH' eft field; Capt. Herman Maurer
Plasko. eft field; T.. j. Book. second base:
John Dill. pitcher Fritz Hage catcher
'Aodress all challenges to Herman Maurer
Hamm's Exports and the Spaldings will
cross bats this afternoon at p. m. on the
Polo grounds Western and Harrison ave-
nues for a nurse of s25. The Exports plav
the Northern Pacific team. next Saturday on
the iatters grounds.
The Milton Star Brands defeated the Christ
Church Chcirs by a score of to o. The
choir boys ed not show up at $50 the time
fer the game to be called: In the afternoon
the Milton Star Brands defeated the Alerts
by score of 26 TO Z.
The Horne & Danz nine defeated R.G. Dun's
team in very interesting game of ball yes
terday afternoon on the West side grounds. 8
to Z. r. G. Dun's aggregation was picked
from the Crawfords, Spaldings and Humboldt
teams. Batteries. Larkin and Heth; for Dun's
Mcdonnell and Spinks. Score:
Horne d Danz 80. 2 s11,0 g O. l. @ Is
: II. Ga pan's ....:. 3 % o % 20, II
The Crawfords and Hub Clothing House
team will cross bats at the East Seventh
street brick ward. back of power house, for
a purse of $25. This promises to be Good
game, as both clubs are evenly matched.
The Nationals challenge. any club in the
city under fourteen, Aerts, Daytons Red
Stars or Red Peppers preferred. Address T.
Rowan. GIL Conway, Or P. Markham COS
Conway.
The ST. Joseph Cadets defeated the Pick
ups by ay score of to g. Batteries Powers
and M Sudden. Swa.ne and Hopkins, The
ca dets challenge any club under the age OF
thirteen. Address 2S9 Rondo street.
Conger's Kids say that after they defeated
Adler's Kids. 16. to 13, they refused to play
The Conger team defeated the Pickups, "a
to 4.
The East Seventh Street Browns defeated
the Lindeke, Warner & Schurmeier base ban
club by q score OF IL to i. The features of
the game were the pitching Of Johnnie Ward
striking out fourteen men, and the terrific
batting and excellent fielding of George Daw--
son and William Prideaux for the Browns
Batteries, Browns. Ward and Hoff; L. W.
& S., Smith and Peters.
The Funks Exports defeated the Emmerts
Books Saturday by the following score:
Exports :. IL 2 O1 2 2 0 10 9 /.
Books :. .....0 O 0 0 o o 0 90 10
Batteries. Exports, Brown and Ball; Bocks
Goodman and Burke
The features of the game were the pitch
ing of Ball, striking out eleven, with only
four hits made off his delivery, and the field
ing of T. Brom, OF the Exports. in left field
shutting out three scores. Burke struck out
ten men. The Exports play the Jewels this
afternoon.
Leopold Knocked Ont.
NEW YORK, June 5.-At the National Sport
ing club tonight, Oscar Gardner, the Omaha
Kid, knocked out Charles Leopold of New
York. The men fought very evenly and il
was a hard choice up to the fifth round
In this round Gardner landed left hand
swing on Leopoid's jaw, sending him down
and ont.