The Minneapolis journal., 1902-05-05
AMATEURS. COL UMN
ont of Town Contests.

.Wayzata May 5-Onef.of, the greatest ANA
teur games ever played8in the state was wit
of that place and the team from Hopkins
fought for eleven innings. In the eleventh,
Hopkins managed to bring a man over the
plate: thereby winning the game with the
only run scored. >:5s: -
Saltwater, Mimi. May s5--The Tooze team,
pany team here, Yesterday, in a well-played
game, the score being Z to 2. The pitching
on both sides was superb :" ,.-E' .,~Tr
Aitkin, Mimi, May 5.-Aitkin defeated
Little Falls, here Yesterday by score of
= to 4, Batteries and Burns; ;;
Terrell and Holt - -. @-'
Carver, May: 5.-one5 of the best games Of
ball seen in this part Of the state was played
Chaska by the score Of 6 to 1. STAINS, for
Chaska, struck out eight men and Zeigler, for
Carver, 9. -.-. -..- H..
Special to The Journal.
Fort Dodge, Iowa, May 5.-Gus Thompson
the pitcher who established the Iowa record
for strike-outs while playing with the Fort
the Highland Park college team at Des
Mones, has turned down an offer from
Comiskeys white sox and will become a
member of the league team at Helena, Mont
Aitkin, Mimi, May sin closely contest
ed and interesting game of ball here yester-
of I to- =.
'Dassel, Mimi, May 5:-The DasseI baseball
team has fully organized and is ready to meet
all comers. with Dean in the box, the team
is greatly strengthened. =
E.77>54 On Local Fields.
The iJavas won their fourth straight game
e the BY e. The Dale
The Coronas defeated the Whittiers BIZ a
The East Side Stars defeated the John
score of TO 5. The East Side Stars chal-
lenge any 13-year-old team in the city. Ad-
dress Harry arr; Crst sos Eighth street Sc
Hennepins. In the fourth inning, with the
score of to, l against them the Gophers
quit. 5,
The Boston Candy Company team defeated
a picked Northeast Minneapolis team by a
score of I to i. The Boston Candy Company
would like to arrange games for Sundays with
town games preferred. Address Carl Schultz,
- Sixteenth street n, or telephone 31se-J1.
The T. c. R: T. team wishes a game with
Flour Citys and Jayas preferred Address
H. A. Schroeder, 3441 Colfax avenue S, or
telephone 362-!-3 South. >.
The Faters defeated the Wilcox Sash and
Door factory team by score of q to 4. The
Fabers will play the Monroe Packing Com
pany team next Sunday at Central and Broad
~ Z
The Gophers defeated the Wilmots by a
score of Is 20 r.. yes
The Nelson & Erickson team defeated the
Little Unions 9 to o. The winners would like
game with the Fourth Ward slugsers for
Sunday, May II. Address George Guise, 425
Central avenue. -
The Western Avenue Packing company team
would like games with any 13-year-old team
in the city, Address orin Flynn, 904 Third
avenue n. Ez4 80
The A J. Klines defeated the Kenwoods
bySa score cf 3 to s.
The sixth Street, Stars defeated the Third
Avenue Sluggers6 "a to & knocking three pitch
ers out Of the box. For games address or
cal Ion Ray Thayer, 1905 Sixth street s.
The Crystals yesterday defeated the Mo
hawks by a score of 16. to 4 and the East
Lawns IS to O.: The pitching ofLa Paine was
a feature. he striking out ten batters.
The Boutell Brothers defeated the John
Drews Sunday afternoon by score of 10 to
g. .Batteries-Boutells, Kelly and Flaherty;
Drews, Richter, Spencer and Werring: For
games with the Boutells. address ]. Graves.
512 Twentieth avenue S.
The i'll. Case baseball team defeated the
Prospect Park team by score Of 9 to 2;
Ratteries-Dahl and Boerner, FELTON, and
White. The feature Of the game was the
pitching of Dahl, who struck out seventeen
men. sk