The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-22
WITH THE AMATEURS

After defeating the Wallace school Fri
day, the Groveland Parks stepped into
!d ine team from the Pioneer Business col
!Mege Mg yesterday afternoon on the St.
Inomas grounds and by snappy piaying
dld not allow the visitors to Score until
Ine sixth inning. Three hits for the Pio-
neeTS IN the sixth gave them their onIv
runs. ~. Inc game was called in the sixth
on account Of rain. Score, IL to 4 The
fEsjaiiture Ejiiae of the game was the twirling Of
searched the air for his benders without
erect Franklin, right fielder for the
Parks, made catch worthy of a leaelIer.
san3,, ane IarKs batted in their old time FORM,
securing total of thirteen hits
Parks .................1 1 0 q AlT,
Pl9neers .......;.....:O 0 0 0 0 "a
tter1fs--Parks, Gillian and McCauley;
Floneers, Knutzen and Looton.
The N. P.'s defeated the B. & BIS
yesterday at the Post Siding grounds by
q score Of to 1. For three innings nei-'
ther side scored. The N. P.'s made one
BIS knocked Norris out with five rms,
HON replaced him, but three more runs
came in before the inning was over. In
the seventh the 3. & BIS got six moro
runs; but rain showed the game back.
Northern Pacific ......0 o / o OF
Brown & Bigelow......0 0 0 s 0-8
sat BBatterties-Norris. erie Hoff and Mahoney;
defeated by the Wright, Barrett &
StillwelI team on the greens by a score
Of to s. The feature Of the game was
the brilliant fielding Of the winners Thew
would like to hear from some local team
Stron.
The Reeves Iron Pills team will try to
stop the fast Dan Sully team at the Kitt-
Sondale grounds this afternoon. The
reeves will line up: Bartos If. Davidson
q, kuronach #. Goetz- 3b, Banholzer 2b,
Morse SIS, Zenkler c, Nagle D.
The West Publishing company PLAYS the
fast ST. Cloud team al st Cloud fOroOrrovu
The following is the West lineup: Salrna,
Hoffman. Williams. Beecher. O'Malley.
Murnane. Norris, johnson and Hulzig. The
Vests would like to arrange a game for
Decoration day. Address ]. E. Corcoran,
276 Fuller street
The Holm and Olson team will play the
Tip Tops this afternoon on the Thomas
and Avon grounds. Batteries: H. & o.,
Omen and Lundgren; Tip Tops, Websky
and Loden. Both teams want games with
elgnteen and nineteen year old teams.
Aooress William Steiger, $50 Dale street.
The Grottos have changed their name
to Straight Brothers" They accept the
challenge of the Wizards for this after
noon. The game will be played on the
Druggists BIsIg grounds, st. Anthony and St.
Albans streets, Starting at o'clock.
The Grotto Juniors defeated the White
Caps by a score Of 16 to 4, and the Red
Diamonds by score Of 13 to 1. The fea-
sure S,I' OF the game was the pitching OF
Grochler
The F. B. & X. Mic Macs win play
the Gordon Hats Tuesday. The Mic
Macs line up: Mesner C. Rhodes D. p.
Mackey 1b. Miller 2b, W. Mesner...3b,
Palmer ss, Foley If, Tierny rf. Trow-
bridge CT.
The Lindeke, Warner & Sons defeated
the Lanpher, Skinner & Co. in well
played game by a score Of IA to z. The
feature Of the game was the pitching1of
Andrews, who struck out seventeen men.
The Crane & Ordway Co. defeated the
Brown, Treacy & Sperry in a close ten
inning game on the Hamline grounds by
a score of to 4. Batteries-Deamer aM
Healow; Coulter and Hamm. 81
The Gophers defeated the Badgers, 2S;
to s, and would like to play the City
Meats Saturday. Address Rudolph Hill
gistick, 1883 Beech street.
The Nelson Colts would like a game
with any fourteen-year- team in the
city. Address $50 University avenue,
The Happy Hooligans defeated tho
Munich Juniors by score Of to o. They
play the Milk Cans this afternoon.
The Peterson Seniors win play the Call
umets on the Chatsworth grounds this
afternoon at 2:30.