The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-12
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

THE 1NDEsP EaNDEiNTS
The zenos defeated the fast Kelly, steinmets
looked good to the K. 8 s: men mp to the e sew
enth inning when the zenos took q liking for
Anderson's shoots and pounded in four r., runs ms
heavy hitting for the zenos. Young and Ander-
son pitched fine ball, with the latter having
shade the better Of his opponent. Score:
zenos 80. 20 0 ooo4221s = 5
K. & S............O 0 1 o o I O-3 8 8
:. Batt Bate and Webster; Anderson and
sidwell. For games with winners address
Charles Stewart, 510 First avenue NE.
The Gaghagans claim game from the Mis-
fits for non-appearance. The Gaghagans wish
city. They will play the Ascensions next Sun
day. For games address George Carr, 2422 Hia-
watha avenue. r. etEz
The Peg6 and Rtckerts defeated the Cqovers
by score Of s to 1. The defeat came as
surprise to the Novers, who had looked for
thru an error. Bauer, Grant, Harrington and
Donaldson starred at the bat for the winners!
who got sixteen hits of Jensen. Adams pitched
fine game for the Pegs, striking out thirteen
men and allowing but eight scattered hits. Next
Sunday the Pegg and Rickerts will play the
Mohawks at Camden Place. They would like
to hear from Wayzata, Osseo, the Harry Mitch
ellis or the Donahues. Address George Rickert
Att Washington avenue N. Telephone Main
SSSO-J. 6
The Ueidemanns defeated the Hall & Schools
in ffteen-inning game by score Of 10 to Z.
For F. games with the vi winners address Louis
or telephone T. G. s14347 &.gy4-T ~ q ss:es
The Chamber Of Commerce defeated the Eagles
in one sided game BY the score of "a to s.
The game was marked by the heavy hitting Of
the Chambers Brestrup pitched a good game
inf }hnya ont 1,at (D,oroy
to have played the Dahlstroms, but as they failed
to put In an appearance they claim game, 8
to Q. The winners would like to hear from the
Independents or any other fast teams For
games address Henry Lund, care Of Daily News.
The Dom Pauls deny having ever played the
Jacksons, but are willing to play them or any
other y or 14-ysar-old teams In the city. For
game. address s. Dssereanx..st 1904 Nineteenth
The Eagles, who have been making things
hum defeated the Little Camdens by the score
Of 8 to q. This MAKES the thirteenth victory
for the Eagles and they now claim the champion
ship Of twelve years. Ss3 81 -, 6 b. H.
The management Of the North Star Shoe com.
the commercial teams around the city are claim
ing the cha mpionshipSa nd boast that they have
not been defeated. Now, the North Star team
won the championship In the Commercial
league, and since then has not met defeat
and so still holds the championship with clear
title. ~ -
If some Of these so.called fast teams that
kind to call up the manager at the NORTH
Star they will find it easy matter to ar
range games. The champions have most OF
players are being tried out. Manager Flaherty
| Is willing to meet each and every team in theft
turn, and then, II the honor is wrested from
him, he will admit it.. For games address Mike
pany Both the North Shoe
There is letter at the office Of the sportin,
Editor for Mr.. Wheaton of the Chronicle
Baseball club.
/ If there is any out-of- town team that desires
| the services of irst-class first baseman the!
can learn full particulars by writing to r. F.
1911 Fremont avenue n. E'tt (
The game between the Arnotts and the In
1 dependents resulted In general squabble i
which both teams took part and which hnall
Arnotts because the Independents refused t
continue to play. The independents hold tina
they had the game won in the ninth, but thei
score had been tied. These two teams ma
a come together in the near future and play fc
la side bet. &
The Henry Lee team, that was recently o.
ganized. is ont with a challenge to meet a
1 clubs that are after the Minneapolis chan
A some fast men among whom are Harry Bel
Glennon and Watson. Teams desiring game
should address Harry Bell, 1888 East Twenty
sixth street. A game with the Archers is wan
ed for Sunday.
: The No. 10 engine house indoor ball teal
would like to arrange game with any 1ndot
> team in the northwest. Address all commune;
lions to John Dutton, in care Of No. IS engir
house. Twenty-ffth street and Seventeenth av'
nue. 8.
Manager Zimmerman Of the Arehers wfsht
Il to say that he was not at all at fault for tt
teams failure to appear at Wayzata, as the
, was a change OF management; and the form
manager is the person with whom the Wayza'
manager communicated with. The Archers wal
i game for next Sunday. Address Pau l1n
! norman, 2424 Fourteenth avenue s.
The Ethans claim that their game with tt
Acmes Of Anoka last Sunday resulted IN I
score, each team having two scores: There w
: some discussion on decision and the game en-
E ed at that point. The Ethans would like to
? range another game with the Anoka team.
e as to settle the talk that is circulating. g
: manager is in search Of good catcher. T
q team will practice Wednesday evening at Fig
e teenth avenue end Second street Ne