The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-20

follows:
PabStS. Snrapres
Olaf Gran ...........S S........W Mosberger
Otto Gross. .3B. OFT
Eddie Fitzgerald ...2B. .............B B. shorn
John Carrier. .........1 B. ......M. Luedtke
Arthur Robeck C. ...M. O'ConneIl
VIM. DietZ. L. F.. w. Finn
VIM. Mitsch. .........C. F.......M. Buckley
Abby Marquette. p. j. McCurney
Address all challenges to Olaf Gran, sos
Charles street.
The Central Stars defeated the Lightning
Score by innings:
CentralS ....................7 2 0 5 s 6-2S
Lightning .................1 Q %
Batteries thinner, Stahe and stahel; Ro-
sental, Bremen and Horbets.
The Emeralds defeated the Quicksteps yes
terday, on Herrmeyers brick yard by the fol-
lowing score:
Emeralds .........2 l l 0-15
The Young Minnesotas would like game
with any club in the city under II years old.
Players rank as follows: John Docherty,
3b; James Heron, Id; James Docherty p; Au-
gust Jensen, lib; Fred Frederickson, S. James
Godette, 2b; George Peterson, If; H. Holstron,
and J. Heron, S57 Albemare.
Hamm's Exports and the Hubs will cross
bats this afternoon on the East Seventh
street grounds for purse of $40. Batteries
for the Exports McDonough and Redington
for Hubs, Brandt and Welsh.
The North Star camp, NJ. w. A., base ball
team would like a game with some out-of-
town club of reputation for the Fourth of
July. Managers in writing please state
ditions fully. Address John Ryder, manager
Sixth and Wabasha streets, st. Paul, MINI.
The Clintons will meet the West Side Bow
cry nine at Athletic park, West side, this
off ut for rfQ cid
Batteries, for Clintons, LiZZett and Sharp; for
Bowery nine, Sweeney and F. Ford.
Funks Exports defeated the Duke Street
Stars yesterday afternoon by the following
score:
RHE.
Stars Stars :......,..4 g Q IS g s
Batteries, Stars, La Claire, Murphy and
Finn: Exports. T. Brom, Ball and G. Brom;
struck out by Ball II, by La Claire l, by Muir
around playing of the Exports.
The Exports cross bats with the Emersons
this afternoon at Bay and Randolph streets.
Game called at 2:30.
A very pretty game of ball was played
yesterday afternoon between the Northern
Pacific Railway company's general office nine
and the G. w Hackett Hardware companys
nne which resulted in a victory for the
Northern Pacifcs. The playing of both teams
was better than is usually seen in amateur
games. 1t was close and unusually interesting
from start to finish, the score will show:
Northern Pacifics 20 0 8 0 1 0-5
Hacketts ......0 0 o %
Batteries, for Northern Pacifcs. Maher and
Banning; for Hacketts, Letto and Dahlquist;
umpire, Buggs. Another account says the
score was s to 1.
Conger's Kids defeated the Milton Dairy
Stars on Congers grounds Saturday morning,
IA to 49, Batteries, A. Olson and Provoncher;
Kehoe and Gerahty.
Conger's Kids won the second game of
the day Saturday afternoon by defeating the
Worlds, % to 5, and demonstrating that they
are the best amateur team in the city under
fifteen years of age. The feature of the game
fine work Of Hale the Worlds only get
ting five hits off his delivery. Score:
G Gongsrs ....s 10 / / &2s2t 2 2
Batteries, Hale and Bogart; Reardon, Nc
Carthy and Dearborn.
The Wimots will play the Shamrocks to-
day. The Wilmots line up: Hamerbacher,
catcher; Collgreen, pitcher; A. Gieske, first
base; Keoho, second base; Babcock, third
base; Baw, shortstop; Kube, center field;
Cartack. left field; w. Gieske. right field.
Adler's Kids defeated the Nameless by the
score Of % to on the Aurora grounds Sat
urday morning. The feature Of the game was
the fine pitching Of Fred Bowman, of the
Adlers.
The Carnations will cross bats with the
Capitals this afternoon at the Como grounds.
The Carnations will lineup as follows: WILL
lam Fetsch, center field; Ed Reilly, second
base; Jack Warn. first base; Joe Wilhelm,
Dreis, shortstop and pitcher; William Ver-
non third base; George White, catcher; AL