The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-27
On Minneapolis Lots.

The John Drews won from the Emerson
school q to in six innings.
The Toozes want game for Memorial Day.
The Minneapolis Threshing Machine COM
pany baseball team defeated the Black Dla-
monds of Minneapolis on the Hopkins
grounds yesterday by score OF 8 to y. Bat
teries-Odegaard and Johnson for the Min
neapolis Threshing Machines and Harrington
and Cornell for the Black Diamonds. The
Minneapolis Threshing Machines will play
Blacks Beauties of LIE Mars, Iowa, on tues
day, the 28th inst, on the Hopkins grounds.
The Washburn- Crosbys defeated the Min
neapolis & st. Louis team by a score OF IL TO
last Saturday afternoon on the grounds at
Thirty-ninth street and Portland.
The Quicksteps defeated the International
Stock Food company baseball team by the
score of to l. The feature OF the game was
the pitching of w. Gillis.
The Union Iron Works defeated the Golden
Eagles Saturday by score of 10 to H.
The Ganymedes would like game for
Memorial Day and next Sunday. Address J.
H. Morton, 621z Thirteenth street S.
Mohawks, 8; Yellow Gophers, 2. The Mo-
| hawks will play the Bufalos next Sunday on
the latter's grounds
The Red Stars forfeited game to the
Fabers last Saturday by not appearing. The
Fabers will play any 15-year-old team. Their
address is I'll Plymouth avenue n.
The Enterprise baseball club didn't do
thing TO the Ancient Order OF Bunalos ball
team yesterday, defeating them 40 to Z. The
Enterprises challenge any 1S-year-old club
| in the state Address Mike McNally, 14O2
Marshall street Me-
The Plymouth and Bloomingtons defeated
| the Ruby Stars by a score of 29 to f.
The Stars defeated the Dumpcarts by a
score of Is to q The Stars challenge any
II or 13-year-old team in the city, the Little
Indians preferred. Address 52S Tenth ave-
nue. s.
The Golden Eagles defeated the Little
| Rocks by the score OF l to G.
| Up to date the John Drews have won FIVE
| and lost one game. percentage $685. The
I nrovuc claim thew f1p fastest 12e
year-olds in town and would like to add few
more scalps to their collection Games can
be had by addressing Captain Paul Jumper,
| 2117 Colfax avenue S. Telephone S 1881.
The Fourth Ward Sluggers defeated the
| Lowells by a score Of p to 15 batteries,
Anderson and Brandt Furlond and Olson.
! The Red Caps met their first defeat at the
| hands of the Crystals by score OF 16 to g.
| The batteries were: Crystals, Miller, La
Palm and Anderson: Red Caps, Tracy and
! Wells.
| The Journal Band baseball team defeated
the Beldens yesterday morning by score Of
! to g. The feature of the game was the
fielding Of Spertzel and the batting of Ber-
man; batteries, Journals, Sweeney and
| Morey; Beldens. Smith and Wallace.
The Flour City baseball team defeated the
Delano team yesterday at Delano by the
score of 9 TO Z. The feature of the game
was the fast infeld work OF the Flour
The Javas defeated the Minneapolis Grays
! yesterday, II to g. The pitching OF Spencer,
who struck out thirteen men and allowed
only four base hits, was feature Of the
game. Batteries-Spencer and Leopard;
Hall and Person
| Frieberg's Ganymede team defeated the
| Minneapolis Produce Exchange by the score
| of 15 to l. Johnson struck out eleven men.
| The Noerenberg team defeated the Helm
rich company, to g. Batteries-Kersten and
Jarvey; Martin and Howard
| The Guiwits Jones team defeated the
| Wilmot & King team Yesterday, the score
being 10 to s. The Guiwits Jones would
| like game for next Sunday. Address Robert
Lloyd, 25S5 Fourteenth avenue S.