The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-28
Des Moines IL, Still L.
COMING CHAMPIONS.

ed by the Walter Nelson Colts will take
place this morning at 10 O. clock at Chats
steps The Colts line up as follows:
Sutton, catcher; Emerson, pitcher;
George Salvus. shortstop; Madison. first
base; Eisenminger, second base; Brose,
third. base; W. Salyus, left field; Miller.
center field; Mullen, right field "A good
game is expected as both teams have had
good practice. Address. challenges to J.
Mullen 506 Cedar street.
The Qucksteps will cross bats with
West Seventh Street Stars this afternoon
at ChatWorth and University avenue at
Beehires yesterday by a score Of 10 to
So 81 The Royals challenge any fourteen
gsar, team. Address Charles sYq4lds '247
EastACongress. <S
The West Publishing Company Colts
have organized for the season, and are
ready to meet the boys of any wholesale
or retail house in or out of the city who
play under seventeen, the games to be
only. They would also like to hear from
any other team in or out Of the city who
play under the same age; Al chalenges
should be addressed the r. Gray Office or
n. F. Cummings, MECHANICAL department,
West Publishing company. eTg
The Enterprise Clothing House team
of Sc to e. The feature OF the game WAS
the pitching by Waiter Young. John
Breault made four home runs. w. Young
struck out thirteen men.
The Hamms Exports defeated the Ma
covers in a ten-tnning game yesterday
by score of 13 to IL.
: The. Arlgs are looking for games with all
seventeen-year-old clubs in the city. Ao-
T dress p. Steinruebl, $50 Juliet stree6.nyA
The Remirgtons defeated the Blue Bells
+ blythe score Of 10 to Q sesfsrday. Inc
former would like a game with any TOUR
teen-year-old team in the city Chal-
clenges should be addressed to John Fee,
225 St. Anthony avenue. go
The Rockets have organized for the sea
SON under the management of T. -Drls-
coll, and would like to arrange games
with all teams under fifteen years. For
arrangements address the manager, $50
Columbia street. -
The Young Buffaloes defeated the Red
Ravens by a score of 20 to yesterday
faloes team included William McLaugh-
lin, Grue, A. Graham, F. johnson, Mike
Mitchell, Tom Mitchell, James Boulton
! and James Pearsell.4
! The Nationals defeated the A. D. T.
messenger boys Saturday by q score of 20
I to s. The Nationals will play any CLUB
| in the city under the age of fifteen. Adj
/ dress all challenges to j. McKenya. SOL
Reaney. They line I'D as follows: Waicn,
p; L: Moore. c.; Janke, 1b; 2. Hall, 2b;
I j. Milfigan, IS: WEIGH. 3b; William Can
! non, IF; G. Moore. CT; Dan Altman, IT,
The Plymouth Clothing House team
W Al OpO4A I4S SEASON IOudy III q game
with the Brown & Bigelow team. The
! game will be played on the Payne ave
nue. grounds. Hank ltGehring Will be in
his cid position in the box for the cloth
] iers, and LIE Rivierey will serve for the
i printers: Lineup: Plymouths Slater,
I SIS; Hodliek, Sb; a. Gehring, 1b; McFred-
| ricks. IF; Duke. 2b; H. Gehring, p; Nor
! r1s, r; MCGUIRE, CT: Forester. c. Brown
q Bigelow--Bredahl., 3b: LIE Rivere. q;
Savard, 2b; Olson, So; La Barre, 1b; Sam
mers, G; Tracy If; BIomautst. IF; Hon-
! The Plymouth Clothing House Baseball
! Team VIII open their season with thc
! BrcWn e Biaelow club this afternoon on
me Payne avenue grounds. Young
i opposing twirlers, and an interesting
game .is looked for, as the teams are
evenly balanced, The batting order viii
pc as follows: Piynouths-Siater SIS
5iadlick, 3b; A. Gehring. ID; Duke 2b
Mcfredericks, IF; H Geflring, p; Nor
! rs, n; MeGuire, CT; Forester c. b. &
B-Bredoh. Sb; I1aRiviere, p; Savard,
70; Olson, SIS; La Barre, H. Connors. G;
tracy, If; Baunquist, RI Hoffman, eff
The Walter Nelson colts will cross bats
SundaE morning with the Qticksteps. at
! GhatsWorth and University avenues, at
~ a. m All sixteen-year-oId teams
Should address all challenges to F. Null
! len, 506 Cedar ST.