The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
INDEPENDENTS FOOTBALL

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All writer's In independent football
circles are requested to state definitely the
today "a and sa foo MDoSy a are hss in
definite in undated .communications.1
The Logans Will play the washburns thi.
street N. Morgan has been elected captain and
ts trying to SECURE "a game with the. Dukes for
sMov:4iio Nm FOR games address 1908 washington
The Plymouth Rocks will play the Cedars
tonth street aot
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Dspss ss@ ssg fin ~ R osa
s sssst T S n up aa as
follows: Rigler, left end; Yetter, left tackle;
tDubay, left guard, Gilbert, center; Dickinson,
right end; ousdahl, a,,aartetbaek Cummings,
left halfba e; Lynch, right halfback: 4, Murphy,
teams wishing games address Joe Murphy 25os
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Twenty fourth street s. Tit, teams are evenly
MATCHED II, /, and good game Is assured
ants. Monday on the Bryants'. grounds. The
Madison lineup will be MS follows A. Thomp-
left snd ssatt Thos left Ks asfs rnn
fEslsln, Wliss SIS hsitDses
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The Cedars will play the Plymouth Rocks at
Eighth. avenue and Twenty fourth street this
ute and grueling contest IS looked for. The
Cedars would like to arrange ganes with any
gsa q ,rx p
play the Orients. For games address Theodore
ssherer, 1o4 .Twenty-frst avenue s, or teie-
The Indians will play the Moiawks at
Twenty sixth: street, and 'Twenty-ni avenue
Nofh afar EOlnn1hiqQ q
The Lund Land team has, played two games
this week. Tuesday it defeated the Calhouns
play. s Albert 10th Of the Lunds sprained an
kankle and will be out of the game for the rest
Of the season. Yesterday morning the Lunds
ten POUNDS to the
stood % to 0. The second half was punttns
contest The Lunds want to arrange genes o With
or under Address Nathan Hutchins, 2ols
flames avenue n. S{
The shamrocks, SO 70 100 pounds, desire sire games
IS,saa R aee e and 1rsefres
neson and Martin halves, Blair, fullback. Fol
games address q. Martin, 1924 Second avenue
The Grants defeated the Harrisons by scor'
Eclaim the 9o-pound champ ienship Of the city
For games Address Myson Mclaughlin, 1O2s$ En-
= The BIaines defeated the: Powderhorns BY !.
4 a5- yard run BY Bohn. The winners wish game
with 12opound teams dress +. ManFer, 80
II Washington av N .g So !.
n The Second Indians would like game for to
day with any 100 pound team in the city. Cal
Fat 1913 Twenty first avenue q w s
4 As The Phoenix team is now ready to meet an:
i 105 or 110-pounds team IN The city; e They lin
I'd IN as follows Anderson and Anderson. ends
autst guards ]; Casey, centeIs Borgman qunrfer
Il H0ls and Ca plain 81 Klangen, halves; Nord
Stron1, uIbaek FoE5 games address. Carl N OF
tstFon, Es21 IS Twenty wo and a Hail avenue >.
fhe @Calumets and Coliseums& played a. . to-
game Yesterday morning at University and Thu
! teenth avenues SE The Calumets scored thei
Touchdown on straight football, and the CoI
seums made theirs by run from the kt !c on
The Calumets lined up as I'M u, an an
land CARDINAL guards; Aldrich, center; Bloom
4 uuist, quarter; Whipple and Captain Wfnet1
& halves. Ross, fullback. For games address "
1 ]. Fisk ST Fifteenth avenue Sc. I.
The Douglas football team has playea g. = =
/ to 0. They. will play again next satur l,a
4 team wantsss:a game for Thanksgiving One
RynaFsa sapes sVse
of i % to S. The winners want games with
sighty eighty- i've nouI eea 1esai the city
ES The Perrys3 have organized Tor the season an
4 Mould like to ARRANGE for games With any III
d pound teams in the cifxSpr state. L hey hav
sss tss ES
The Pirates last Sunday lined up against II
SUBMITS in holly contested game. whic
ended In tie the score being to O. Fl
Pirates We're s put tba gay hea
4 average = 10 sneuhass, Fess games address, A
scherven, III twentieth avenue s. 'ssss