The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-22
DOINGs OF THE AMATEURS.

The Edisons defeated the Liberty Bells ON
the West side in a one-sided game. The
feature OF the game was the batting of LIE
Rivure, Stoughton and Chapman. Batteries,
R~udowsky, LIE Rivure and 4Steinberg; May.
Flynn. Barnard, Applebaum and Michaud.
Score: br3u
Edisons ...........O 017 9b1p 8 0 2 go
Bells ................0 90 5 1 3 s OH16
The Swallows defeated the Columbus Street
Stars on the formers grounds in a one-sided
game. Score:
R.H.E.
Swallows stsrn III % 4 rs % :
Batteries, Lon and GarwieA, West and
Olson. All 20
The Kittson Street Quicksteps defeated the
Kenos in two games sunday afternoon. Score,
first game:
Kenos ......O 0 0 0 O O 2 3-6
Quicksteps ..........1 2 %
Batteries. Orani, Maher and ]. Laue; c.
Christensen and T. Conley.
Second game:
KenOs ...................0 0 8 Ga
Quicksteps ...............1 3 O-13
Batteries. Maher, Desmond and J. Ridge;
G. Godfrey and NJ. Conley.
The Elites will challenge any club whose
members are under the age of thirteen years.
Address all challenges to Arthur Spangenberg,
297 West Seventh street, corner Sherman.
They will line UP as follows: Patteson. left;
Newman, right; Spangenberg. catch; Reichow,
pitch; Peterson, third; Muggley, second; Cum
mings, short; Hagan, first, and Russell, center.
The young Picketts defeated the Union
Jacks by the score of 5 to 2. Batteries:
Meyers and Winquist, Lyons and Moore.
The Crimson Rims defeated the Worlds
by the score of 10 to 4. The game was in
teresting throughout, the features of the
game were the pitching of Hates, who struck
out nine men, and the batting of both teams.
Score:
Crimson Rims, 20 0 0 1 80
Worlds ........ 80 0 . . 0 8 / 0 O.
B~atteries-Kates and Hinch, Price and Dear
born; earned runs, Crimson Rims 3, Worlds
1; two-base hits, Dearborn, Adams and Duff
fly; sacrifice hits, Cummings 2, Aston; bases
on balls, off Hates 2, off Price s; struck out
by Hates 9, by Price 2; time Of game, 1870;
umpire, Smith.
The Lafayetts defeated the Chicago-Great
Westerns Sunday by a score of 10 to 8. Bat
Harry Solomon, for C. G. w, Flint and
Rogiy. The two clubs will cross bats again
next Sunday. .-..-
The Nationals defeated the White Bear
Juniors Sunday. Score by innings:
Nationals .....4 2 2 O51se rS4 27 4
Juniors -. Il Q 1 1 2 O. 40 1-1O 6 9
The features of the game were the all
around playing by Magelston and his home
run in the first inning with the bases full.
Batteries: Wood, Lynch and Winchester;
Richards. Carlotte, Extract, Kahoe, Shenks.
Emmert's Exports defeated the Rivals Sun
day by the score of % to 10. The feature
of the game was the catching of Duniger.
The Emmerts would like to have a game for
Saturday. All addresses to Charles Dusek,
Palace street.
The Wide Awakes were defeated by the
Battle AK nine, Sunday morning,
25 to 16. The features of the game were the
battery work of Dunn. Hoffman and Brown,
and the playing of Lambertson, of the Bat
tie AXIS, at first base.
The "Nolan Kids have organized for the
season and line up as follows: Tommy Nolan,
first base; Harry Miller, catcher; Joe Hurley,
pitcher; Ed Miller, short stop; Frank Voegtl,
second base; Joe Delaney, third base; Al
Carter, right field; Bobby" McManus, center
field; Lee Hurley, left field. Extras, DR.. j.
Davern, Joe Mahoney, Billy Powers. The
''Nolon Kids will play any team in the city
under the age of fifteen. Address all chal-
lenges to Capt. Tommy Nolan, $50 Carroll
street, city.
The Jewels would like to get a game with
any club under II years of age for Sunday,
on Como grounds. Address Joseph Greenwood,
IL West Tenth street.