The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-19
COMING CHAMPIONS

The Hamm'S Exports defeated the TWI-
lights by a score of ten to nine.
The Fredericks defeated the Young
Buffalos by a score oe ten to five. The
F. edericks will meet the WestminsterS
today.
The Griggs, Cooper team won it's first
game of the season yesterday from that
of the Hackett Hardware company by a
score of Is to lG.
Madden, c; Emerson. p; George SalVus,
SIS; w. Cayanaugh, 1b; Eisenmenger, Zb;
w. Mack, 3b; w. Salvus, If; Mullen, II;
Reilly, rf: Sutton, CT.
The Floan & Leveross team will strug-
gle for another victory with the White
Bear team at White Bear this afternoon.
Game to be called at 3 o'clock. Players
please meet at the depot at 80 sharp.
'Phe Junior Elks defeated the Stems
by a score OF fifteen to thirteen. The
former challenges any team under thir-
Marcus Rogers, $50 Olive street. 3nc
The st. Paul Rubber Cchpany's Base
bal team defeated TIE. Pelicans in a close
and exciting game Saturday, by score
of eight 10 six. The feature of the game
was the pitching by Phillips of the Rub
Der company.
The West Publishing Comrany's Colts
defeated tie Farwell Ozmun. Kirk 4
Company's Colts by score of twenty,
three to, five. The former team would
like Saturday afternoon games with any
seventeen-year- team in or out Of the
city.
The Great Northern team defeated the
West Publishing Conn any team in a
loosely played game yesterday afternoon
by the score of fifteer to fourteen. The
batteries were DePati end Moshefsky for
the West and Gusts wscn, Dollar and
Bacon for the Great Northern.
The Brown 4 Bigelow team, of this
city, will cross bats with the Henne-
pins, of Minneapolis, this afternoon. The
Brown & BigeloW players are requested
to meet at the Ryan hotel at $3.50, and
should take an Interurban car and trans
fer to Eighth and Central, which car
will take them to the grounds.
The Nelson Colts won another victory
| yesterday afternoon by defeating the
| Hamline Cadets, at Hamline, by a score
Of nineteen to ten. The usual batting
and fielding of the Colts were features:
FowT,Ss and CLARK. rFhe Nelson Colts
will play the Carnations this morning
+ at 10 O'Clock.
! Schmidt's Bohemians will cross bats
| with the West Seventh Street Stars this
! afternoon on Harrison and Western
| grounds, for a purse of S. Kneeland
| and Weisel will be the batteries for the
| Schmidts. They would like a game FOR
| Decoration day in or outside the city
| with any eighteen-year-old club. Address
I George Kriha, 57 West Seventh street.
The Nelson Colts viii play with the
Carnations this morning at 10 o'clock.
on the green's, Mississippi and Coyuga
streets. The Nelson Colts will also play
the Quicksteps this afterEon at the
above named place. The Quicksteps de
feated the Nelson's three weeks ago, but
the later team has been Strengthened
The line up of the Nelson's will be as
follows:
The manager of the Volunteers writes
that his team has been defeated only
once this year, and that at the HAMS
of the Colts. Today the Volunteers
cross bats with the White Bear club.
Quist. p; Hanson, 1b; BeEfoy 2b; Chel-
gren IS; Jahnke, Sb; St. German. If;
jung. cf; Johnson. rf The Volunteers
are looking for game on Decoration
day With any Nineteen ear-old team.
The Konantz Saddlemaker's crossed
bats with the Oaklands, and defeated
them by a score of sixteen to ten. The
feature of the game was the battery
n0rs. of the KOnantz's, and the hating
of McNichol. of the same team; also, the
fielding of Ed O'Cennor. The Konantz
team would like to meet any team in the
city, especially Lennon & Gibbons Adj
dress John Lee Konantz SaddIery COM
pany.
The Great Northern Railway team and
the West Publishing Company nine of
the Commercial league, played practice
game yesterday on the Hamline college
grounds. Pitcher Depau, of the West
Pubs was touched UP for eighteen hits.
while the Publishers only got eight off of
GustafSon of the Great Northern. Score:
Great Northern Railway. Il; West Pub
fishing team. 10. Batteries. Great Nor
Publishing Company, Despati and Mosh-
fosky
/ Lovers of amateur ball will have an
/ opportunity to witness an exciting game
Z this afternoon between the Plymouth
/ clothing house and the st. Paul leather
! workers teams, Judging from the line
| up the game should be hotly contested
| from the start, as the teams are even Y
| matched in all departments. Hank
| Gehring will use his large assortment
| of benders for the team from the old
reliable corner, while Gross will deliver
! the goods for the leather workers The
I game viii be played on the cricket
/ grounds at Rice and Front streets The
clothiers will appear in their new uni
| forms
The Hedman Colts took the German
! Stars in camp and defeated them by a
score of ten to nine. The game was
close and exciting. but the Hedman Colts
| out-batted the German Stars. Colts won
another victory by defeating the Lux
! Kids for the second time this season.
! by a score of fifteen to eight The KIDS
were ahead until the seventh inning
when the Colts rUt on their batting caps
/ and won by good hitting. Any thirteen
year-old team desiring ga mes, should adj
kdress challenges to ]. Docherty, IS Win
Enipeg avenue.