The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-14

team is now fully organized and would like to
secure games for week days. 49, ,ueo,on,
The Jackson school defeated the to oea Nv
the n0 sr the OF anon pr%a
in four runs. The Long fellows got but two hits.
In a close and exciting game the Wayzata
ball team defeated the nine representing the
North Minneapolis Ice Cream company by a
the end Of the last inning, the score in the
eighth being to 1. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Simpson of the Wayzatas.
made off his delivery.
The Nelson's have lost but one game this sea-
aR ad street no Ry s
| will be Heaney and Daniels, pitchers, and Ryan
catcher.
day and would like to arrange. game with
some fast team. Address Emil Lizak, 12O4 FIRE.
mont avenue N, or telephone T. G. $685.,
The Chamber of Commerce baseball team
team for May 20 and e. the Marines, indie
psndents and SUBMITS preferred They would 9I5
also like to hear from Wayzata or Excelsior for
Decoration day. The team is very fortunate III
having such fine material to select from They
rangements have been made whereby the Cham
Der of Commerce team will use the Toneys dia
mond when they are not home; For games le, com Ia
nue. S, or T. c. 662
in game of baseball on the parade Saturday
u CoohC
played the hit and run game and were fast OF
the bases. The teams lined up as follows
Cooke 1nstitute-W. Potts, shortstop; Ludwig
left eela R9ts
first base; Waling center field: Martin, righ
field. Y. NJ. c. A.-Augstine, first base; Wels
man, third base; Arundel center field; Knee
land, shortstop; Swanson, second base; Adams
right field; Catherwood, catcher; friedman, lef
field; Willcockson, pitcher.
The Chippewas got revenge the South h1g
te TO- The scores stood ts in the school SI
Captain Paulson, who was pitching for tn
high school saw plainly that if the game wa
carried any farther his team would suffer defea
5 at the hands of an amateur team, so he lei
in the sixth inning the ChiDpewas scored thi1
the high school regulars were only able to $ $.
Y cure two runs in their half, SO they quit tn
b field. Hartzell fora tile winners pitched goo
sal p Hs sFHsh e4t sfH sns
j; errors were chalked up against the Chippewa
!. and Bathurst and E. Zahner both secured hon
l. run. Games are desired with 16-year-old team
i Em En- sons or Madisons Address W. Mills, IS:
t. Seventeenth avenue s.. Batteries, Chippewa
$ Hartzell and E. zahner: South high paIso
J. We wish to correct mistake made rs to II
h pitcher Of the last Powderhorn game 1nte'
Of Wyyll. the pitcher for the chippewas WI
% In a close and exciting game between tt
70 Lunds and the. Chippewas the Ilunds won on
10 10 5 to l. in eight innings. and the rain stopp
~ ~ what promised to be an exciting finish. y
n Lunds would like to arrange a game with I
u AIillers for next Saturday afternoon on t
n, NJ, birL aaId Eor oomos with tho Inn
8 ssE avenue
$: The Ghippewas deny that they were defeat
81 by the Lunds No. 2. When they came to
in the first part Of the ninth inning the sec
re stood to in favor of th.. Lrnds. The has
at were soon filled and Mumm. the Lund pitcht
to forced two runs by passing one man and h
g tping the ApotHeE man was
Of by the pitcher who replaced Mumn, and wi
ue the bases full and one man out the game