The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-07-14
WITH THE AMATEURS

About $500 people saw the Plymouth
Clothing House team administer a coat of
whitewash to the Whitwell Golden Bells
Tony Hoffmans pitching and one-hand-
ed catch and double play, unassisted by
George Salvus, were the features of the
game. Cook also pitched a good game,
but received poor support. Score by in
nings:
Plymouths 80 o1O3 5 0 *-9 Ii
q. Bells 80 0 0 90 3 6
Batteries, Hoffman and Gerahty, Cook
and Olson; left on bases, Plymouths s,
Golden Bells T.
The Tip, Tops defeated the HudalIas
yesterday by score of 4 to 1. The fea-
lures of the game were the batting of
Steiger and the pitching of Krenn Win
neTs would like to hear from sixteen
year-old teams, Hart & Murphy or
SiouXs preferred. for next Sunday Adj
dress z. Pampusch, 420 Lafond street
The Parlor Clothing Company ball team
issue sweeping challenge to meet any
team in the state, barring none, during
July and August Manager Borgerson
would like to hear from Manager O'Brien.
of the Plymouths, for game to be played
at Lexington park in the near future
During July the ParloTS would like to ar
range games with either Saltwater, White
Bear Glencoe, Arlington, Eau Claire or
st. Cloud The above teams kindly take
notice of this challenge and let Manager
H. M. BorgerSon, Manager, Parlor Cloth
ing House team, St Paul, MINI.
The Schleck Bros, formerly Tribunes.
defeated the City Meat Market team Sun
day afternoon by score of to 3. Score
by innings:
s cit9 Meat Rr 60 8 ] ! 9 "a
The Cortlands claim a forfeited game
from the Will E. Matheis team for non
appearance 8 to 0. The Cortlands would
like to hear from the A. o. H. team for
Sunday. Address H. La Valley, 1874 Cort-
land street
Division 4, A. o. H. easily defeated the
Minnesota News company on the Como
and Marion street grounds Sunday after
noon, score SO to T. The feature was the
heavy hitting of the Hibernians, three
home runs being made by Ryan, and the
pitching of Raddaty. who struck out six
teen men. A. o. II. would like to hear
from Plymouths and Lennon Red Caps
Would also like to arrange for games out
of the city j. ]. Kenoe,' 469 Ohio street
The S. H. Reeves. of St Paul defeated
the New Richmond team at the New Rich
mond ball park in an interesting game of
ball by the score of l to 0. Magic for. the
Reeves and Aronson for the New Rich
mond team pitched fine ball. The feature
of the game was Morse's thTeeebagger i'll
the first inning, which scored the Winning
Reeves. There We're but tweiity-eight
men to bat on each side. There were only
three hits made in the whole game.
Reeves one and New Richmond two, and
an error for both sides Reeves will meet
the Superior Creamery of Bordman, Wis.
in short time. Score by innings:
Reeves .........1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 1 1
N. Richmond 20 0 O O O 0 0 90 2
Time Of game. 1:15.
The Young Lafayettes defeated the Mis-
West side grounds. The feature of the
game was Cohen's pitching. He gave two
bases on balls and struck out twelve men,.
Score:
Y Lafayettes % o o o o-6
M. Colts ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "a
The knights of Columbus were defeated
at st. Thomas park Sunday by the ST.
Anthony Hill team. Hale for the Knights
and Rine for the Hills both pitched ex-
cellent ball but the Hills gave gilt-edged
support. Score 6 to S.
The George e. Lemons will play the
S. G.. Andrist Laurels Sunday on the Hud-
son avenue grounds for purse of S..
team by signing four new players Adj
dress r. SINNERS. 289 Maple street.
The st. Paul Foundry team defeated the
American Hoist and Derrick team by a
score of Ii to A. Albeit for the St Paul
Foundry struck out sixteen men. Would
like to arrange a game with any amateur
team in the city for next Sunday Golden
Bells preferred. Address p. Brady, care
st. Paul foundry.
The Orioles defeated the Stryker Avenue