The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-15
FUTURE sCRAPPY JoYCEs.

mores at the West Side Athletic park Sunday
afternoon by the following score:
Hamm's Excelsiors ...21OO11oO5 80 Ii 2
Fillmores =. .........1 co. O0012-6 3
Earned runs, Hamm's Excelsiors 5, Fill
mores ?; two-base hits, Peters, F. Burns
Inch; three-base hit McKerscher; sacrifice
hit, Haggenmler; stolen bases, Peters, j.
Burns; Haggenmiller, Golden; double play
Godbout to Wha.ey, F. Burns to j. Burns to
Peters; left on bases, Hamm's Exceisiors B.
Fillmores 81 struck out, by Powers IA, by
Savard 2; bases on balls, off Powers 3, off
Savard 2; attendance, $50; time, 2:2O; umpire
Jackson.
st. Stars on St. Johns grounds on Saturday
but as The latter did not appear, the Emeralds
claimed the game to 0.
They then played picked nine, which re-
suited in the following score
Emeralds 80. ....-.0 0 ID
Picked Nine :. ......:.O %
Batteries, Buechner and Mccall; Witty and
Couzett.
The Emeralds defeated the Odd Fellows
base bail club Sunday at Hermier's brick yard
| by score Of IA to 6. Batteries, Mccall and
| Butler; Bearman and Slater.
! Yesterday afternoon the Barnetts defeated
| the KisseH Drug Clerks, on the formers
| grounds by score Of 43 to 4. Joe thinner
man, the heavy hitter, played a sple Gid
game, but the Kissells were not in it.
! Barnetts ;. ..........6 3 B 20-43
KisseH's Drug Clerks. 20 l 1 1 1 0 o. 4
| The batteries for Barnetts were Schwide and
| Schilio; for Kissells, Book, Dill and Hoggie.
| The Waverly "Larkins'' were twice more
victorious in games played Saturday and Sun
| day last against Monticello and Delano re-
! spectively. Wavery has the strongest anna
teur club in the Northwest, having never lost
, a game since their organization early in the
season Of 1896.
On July 18th and 9Th there will be base
| ball tournament at Waverly, in connection
| with other sports and valuable prizes will be
| awarded the winning teams.
| A well-contested game was played Sunday
! afternoon, the Minnehahas winning from the
| Hubs by a score OF 10 to 8.
Mtnnehahas % 2-1O L 8
Batteries. Delaney and Reddington for Min
nehahas, De Payte, Brant and Wagner for
| Hubs.
The Riverside Pickups defeated the Lilacs
| by score of Is to 1. The feature of the
game was the pitching Of f. Zeleschnak, VINO
struck out IL. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
R. P...........2 0 1 2 8 4-15 II 4
Lilaos .........1 0 0 0 0 OIL 6
The Grays Of this city defeated the Browns,
their wonderful Pitcher Kfinkham1ner who
was knocked out Of the box in the eighth
| inning. Res then attempted to hold the
| hard-httting Grays down, which resulted in
our boys netting ten runs. The game was
attended by a large crowd. Following is the
score by innings:
| oHahOpee .'''.'''...o U u
| Jordan ..............5 1 6 3 10 20
Batteries Jordan. Morlock and Jackson
Shakopee. KEnkhammer and Koenig, Ries and
| Thole.
The Emmert Books would like a game for
next Saturday with any team in the city un-
! der seventeen years Of age. Address 1873 East
Ramsey street, George Vipond, manager.
| The Staples and Brownville ball clubs
played on the latter's grounds today. Score
20 to 2 in favor Of Brownvlle Batteries,
Dunn and Finn for Staples, Drill and Drill
! for Brownyflle
The Clippers defeated the Elephants by g.
! Bryant for Clippers, Sullivan, Conner and
Bumpess for the Elephants. The Clippers
challenge any club under sixteen years. Osce-
olas preferred. Address all challenges to E.
Salmon. 7O6 st. Peter street.
North Star N. w. A. defeated the Sham
rock club Sunday afternoon by the score
of IL to 4. Batteries, Loeffelholtz and Loeffel-
holtz for North Stars, Hoffman and Allen
| for Shamrocks. The feature of the game was
the battery work of the LoeffelhoItz broth
| erS.
The Plymouths and Olives crossed bats yes
te1day. Plymouth winning easily. The feat
ure OF the game was the pitching of A..
Manke, striking out nine men Score:
RH.R.
Piymouths ................5 0 8-21 10 2
Ollves ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1 l "a z G
An interesting game Of ball was pIaved
! Sunday morning between the Battle AXIS and
Cubans, in which the latter were defeated
II to G. The features of the game were the
battery work of George Adler and Joe Fitz-
gibbons and the hitting Of j. Aldrich of tbs
| Battle AXIS. Score:
Battle AXIS .........1 II 03 2 iii
Cubans ........."...O 2 oil 0 2 O.