The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Iauritzens defeated the Hopkins nationals
in a fourteenth inning game, 10 to 0.
(. The Summit Athletic association will play the |
fast Independents Of Northeast Minneapolis next
Sunday afternoon Oh the independents grounds.
The Webers would like to arrange games
with any. 14-year-old team in the city: For
s EH address A. Weber sos Marshall street
60 The Ethans have organized for the season and
wish games with is or 1o-year -old teams. Sun
day May H. Is an a1. open Nd date. Address NJ. GO
The Chippewas challenge any 16-year old team
in the city, but wish 1t announced that Sunday
games are not wanted. For games address Worth
Mills, 2S2S Seventeenth avenue S. 49, -:4E
q The Kaiserhoff baseball team would like to
arrange a game with the schiek squad any time
or place and are willing to forfeit any amount.
For games address Manager Harry Foster at the
The Emersons defeated the Madisons, II to
ID. The Emersons would like games with any
10 or 17year-old team in the city; Hopkins pre-,
East Seventeenth street. So,
The Emerson Sluggers would like games for
Sundays with any Is or 16-year-old teams in
the city: Address Myer Brown. 400 Emerson
room. --s... .-s- -.- .". =
The Eagles defeated the Hargardens by a
! score Of ID to 6. The winners wish games with
any Il or 12-year,old teams. Address Eddie Hur-
4 1a L. '''f'etD'H avenue ~ 'SSpn'"e NAM
The Blue Ribbons won in double header
Rth 4h "a The Blue
son and Eleventh avenues N. For games ad-
ffdress Philip lacks, 1898 Eighth avenue N. IN
The Trojans defeated picked-up nine, 10 to
Gleusng. The winners would like games with
any 10 or *14-year.old team in the city. For
games address P; Murphy, PALS Cedar avenue s,
or phone II. G. 400. .'=,E.- . ~.
The Tonys would like to hear from some fast
eut-of town or A., city team for game for
Sfillwnters preferred. r..
| Irgens, 823 Twenty-second avenue S, or phone
The Eighth Ward sluggers defeated the Pow
derhorns in an even-inning game by score of
8 to a. The feature Of the game for the win
ners the pitching by Sam Martin and bat
Emersons by score Of 6 to Z. A home run in
! the seventh inning by Albert Peterson won the
| game for the sluggers. -. u
re5rganized for the season and wish :, to hear
from any 11-year-old team in the city: The
team will line up in the following order: Meyers,
stop Mcdonnell, first base: Anderson. second;
Brocto, third; F. Dodge, right field; W: Dodge,
Griffin, 1902 Fifth street s.
In a fast and interesting game yesterday at
ternoon the Harvards defeated the Motleys by
for thse Winners was feature as was the field
4 ing ard batting of Hill. Hult, the catcher, is
4 considered the best in the city in his class.
team in the city. Address while Hill 2i5 State
street Sc. II 49,
| The Watsons and Collins baseball teams. which
average IS years. met in battle yesterday after.
| noon at the Collins grounds, Tenth avenue
I and Thirty-ffth street. The teams were sc
evenly matched, that eighteen innings were neces
say to decide which was the best bunch. The
score was kept tied nearly all thru the game
and from the eighth neither secured run
At the beginning Of the eighteenth the Collins
made one run and In the Watsons half trouble
arose over the decisions given by the umpire
and the game ended in a general brawl. The
batteries ere: Collins, Brat and Berkland; Wat
4 sons, vasatka and Armstrong.
The Toozes have postponed their game witt
Young America team and will instead journe!
to saltwater, where they will take on the fas
aggregation representing that town. Manage
Hentschel has strengthened his team consider
ably By the addtien Ct tW9 fast players e
well. known local player having played las
year on the fast Renville team, while William
son is a recruit from the Three-I league. Still
: water claims the best team in Its baseball his
tory, and they will do all in their power to Wi
their opening game from the Toezes.