The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-01
COMING CHAMPIONS.

The Young Buffaloes defeated the Wa
bashas by Is to IA.
The ninth victory for the Nelson Colts
was won on Memorial day. on the Greens,
from the Kennedy Bros. team by D TO D.
The Langfords would like a game for
Sunday with any nineteen-year-old club
in the city. Address Nj. O'DonneH, TO
Manitoba avenue.
The Fisher Paper Box company will
meet the Weinhagen Paper Box COM
pany this afternoon on the Payne ave
nue. grounds. Game called at 2:30 p. m.
The Nationals defeated the Sacred
Heart team by a score of 10 to 1. Tho
former will play any team in the city
under the age of fifteen Address James
E McKenra, S54 Reaney street.
The Brown & Bigelow team will go to
White Bear Sunday to meet the crack
team of that place. Collette will be In
the box for the Bears, and Smith or
La RiViere will perform for the printers
The Volunteers claim game from the
White Bears by the score of to O, on
account of the White Bears refusing TO
play at the last minute and giving the
game to another team.
The Skoks Coopychechs will play the
Buttovo Sluggers Sunday morning on the
Buttovo grounds. The Buttoyo Sluggers
would like game with any sixteen-year-
old club. Address William Picka, 57
West Seventh street.
The Schmidts Bohemians would like
a game with any nineteen-year- team
in the city for Sunday, st. Paul Colts,
Germans Or the Volunteers preferred,
the game to be played on the Harrison
and Western grounds. Answer through
the G o b e.
The Palace Clothing House team will
cross bats with the saltwater team, at
Saltwater tomorrow afternoon. Murnane
will do the pitching for the Palace and
Clarke will be up for Saltwater. The
Palace team will leave Seventh and
Broadway at 1890 p. m. tomorrow.
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and would like to hear from the Crickets
or any other club, in or out Of the city,
whose players are under the age of fiji
teen years. Address challenges to Joe
Conner, 46 Lyton place. The Rockets
viii cross bats with the Victors on the
Greens today.
The Red Stars have organized for the
season and will play any sixteen or sew
enteen-year-old team in the city. They
lineup as follows: ]. Ross, c; B. Stage,
J. Bradden, SIS; w. Dyer, CT; G. Demo, If;
]. Caption, If. Address all challenges to
Bill Stage, S91 Charles street.
The Hedman Colts added another VIC
tory to their unbroken record by defeat
ing the Cadets Memorial day in the fore
noon by score of 16 to A In the last
half of the ninth, with two out and Two
men on bases with the score tied, home
run by GoCdean, of the Colts, won tho
game. In the afternoon the Hedman
Colts took a we'll played game from the
Dexters on the ice house grounds, the
score being to 4. The Hedman Colts
have played fifteen games this season
and have won them all A good game is
looked for this afternoon between the
Colts and Young Buffaloes on the Front
street grounds.
The engineering department and car
accountants department of the Great
Northern railway tossed ball on the Mac
alester grounds. resulting in a victory
for the engineering department by 70 to 4.
Pitcher Ekwall, of the engineering de-
partment, again demonstrated his ability
as a twirler, striking out twelve men IN
seven innings. A good record has been
made by the team representing the en-
cheering department this season, out OF
five games played but one has been lost.