The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24

rubber in today's game, while William Pehle
Will assist him behind the bat.
Players Of the Toozes team are requested to
report at the Great Western depot at $3.50 sharp
this morning. The teams will line up as fol-
lows: Toozes-Pehle catcher; Wheaton, pitcher;
Teusegant, shortstop; Mauren, first base; Rog-
ness, second base; Wagner, third base; Penwell,
left field; Wines, center field; Williamson, right
field. Cannon Falls-Pluff catcher Mills, pitch
or; Roswald, shortstop; Sorenson first base; Han
son, second base; Despart, third base: Hanson,
left field; johnson, center field; Olmstedt, right
field.
The Harry M1trhe1ls will leave the city this
morning over the Great Northern for Delano and
will play the Delano Red Sox this afternoon.
The Delano team has been playing fast article
OF ball and has won over two-thirds Of the
games played this season, 30 the Minneapolis
team must play fast II they would come home
with another victory attached to their BELTS
Manager Smith requests the following men to
meet at the depot: Hodgins, J. Smith, Laugh
ton, Cochran, Jennings, Jones and Johnson. The
A1tchells have three open dates and would like
to arrange games at once. Address communica-
lions to B. K. Smith, 7a4 East Fifteenth street.
The Elliott Parks defeated the Ortauists By
the the score Of Is to o. Fisher. who pitched for
the losers was touched up for eighteen safe hits,
while Burke for the Parks held his opponents
| caught an excellent game for the winners and
the hitting of Mcclure was feature. The
Elliott Parks want games for Sundas with any
16 or 17-yearold teams in the city. Address E.
Rodine, 1107 Eighth street 8.
| Manager Irgens and his Toneys will leave the
Union depot this morning at 9:1O O'Clock for Ka-
sofa, and the Kasota team will have an oppor-
tunity to defend their claim the state ANA.
teur championship Irgens leaves with the firm
idea Of returning with more victory added
| to his list, and he has no doubt but that his
team will win 'Cy'' Dahlgren will do the
| Init
Kasotas then no Minneapolis amateur pitcher
| can. B..
John Cosgrove and Johnnie Martin, the two
latest additions to the Toneys are showing up
| to advantage and are great help to the team.
| Cosgroye was formerly st. Paul amateur, hav-
ing covered the first sack on such teams as
| the Austin Westerns and Dan Sullys, while John.
ME Martin has been playing with different Min
neapolis teams. He made his name while
! playing second for the North high school, when
they won the championship Of the twin cities.
/ Manager Irgens requests the following Toney
/ players to meet at the Union depot at o'clock
! this morning: Olson, Hanson, Rokem Cosgrove
Martin. Dah1gren, Hallstrom, Nelson and sather-
lee. For games with the Toneys address E. NJ.
Irgens, 1923 Twenty second avenue s.
| The Fisher Boxes and the Camdens will meet
in battle this afternoon for the second time
this season. In the former game the Fishers won
! out by large score, but since that time the
| Camdens have been strengthened by the addition
| to the fact that they must play fast ball to win
this game. Manager Gilbert of the Fishers has
signed Poison and Wasting, formerly of the
| Holtzermanns, and they will play their first
game today. The Fishers would like to hear
/ from the Toneys, Holtzermanns or the Laurtt-
| zens, also ut-of-town teams. For games
address Walter Gilbert. 221 First street N.
The Holtzermanns will play the Archers this
afternoon on the formers grounds Twenty-sev-
enth street and Thirty-frst avenue s.. The game
will begin at 8 o'clock and fast contest is
looked for Manager Schroeder will pitch Kerts-
! ten today, and Anderson will do the catching.
For the Archers Seiverkrop will pitch and Jobst
will do the receiving. Ray Miller, who was
with the salzers, has signed with the Hotter.
MAINS and will cover an outfeld position The
local or out-of-town teams. For games address
John Schroeder, in care Of the Chicago store.
il The Donahue team win meet the North Min