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

The management has signed few new pisyen
since their defeat last Sunday, and they are
now ready to take on the best. II there is any
team in the city that has not scheduled game
for today they arrange one with the Up-to-
Dates by telephoning Twin City 1909.
The zenos will line up against the Iroquois
this afternoon on the Broadway and Central
grounds in Northeast Minneapolis. These two
teams have been playing frst-class ball and
will no doubt put up good exhibition OF the
national game. Manager Stewart Of the zenoa
is one of the Understanding managers in the
city, and the team has shown vast Improvement
since he has taken 1t IN hand. This team has
played six games SO far and have lost but
two. and these were by the smallest margin.
Young will do the twirling Tor the Zenos today
and he will be ably assisted by Webster, the
former Apex catcher. Young Is we'll known
among the amateurs As heady pitcher, and In
year or two he VIM be able to pitch league
ball. Sole will cover short today and La Due
will take care Of the first bag. sepple plays
second and Captain Follmer will take care Of The
third station as usual. The outfeld is taken care
Of by Winning. Cardinal and Halvorson and
three faster felders cannot be found In the city.
The management is DESTROYS Of arranging games
with out town teams for games In July and
for the Fourth Of July In particular. For games
address Charles Stewart. DO First avenue Nd.
The J. P voss team defeated the oshaks By
the score OF 8 to 8, and now the manager claims
teh championship Of the city, because the defeat
ed team is great deal larger than the Voss
aggregation This afternoon the Kilroy team
will be the Voss' opponents. and this game Will
cause much excitement both teams admit
themselves the champions. The ]. P. Voss line
up is as follows: Brown. catcher; Martin, pitch
er; De Veau, shortstop; Connolly, first base;
Glinn, second base; Strobel, third base; Bresang.
Weber and Dunsmoore. outfelders
The N. & r. team would like to arrange q
game with the Millers, American Linen Supply
company or the Mohawks. Manager Richert Is
| not in the leas disheartened by he defea Of
las Sunday, and he says that II the shortstop
had not been injured there would have been
different story to tell at the end of the game.
After the accident, which happened In the third
| inning, the team seemed to be unable to pull
| together, and the Mohawks won easily. Kirter,
| pitcher, has been signed, and viii replace
Scogland, whom the manager has released.
Manager Richard Harrington Of the Golden
| Valleys would like to know who the AsQuists
| are, as in q paper Of last week be read &C.
count where his Golden Valley team had for
feited game to them for non-appearance. Now
he never made any arrangements to play the An.
Quists but would pleased to give them game
at any time, and to make 1t interesting be u
| willing to make a side bet. Now, II the An
quists are still brave their manager can get .
game By ADDRESSING an answer to this challenge
| at once to Richard Farringtou Golden Valley,
MINI.
| The Little Millers defeated the LATHE Mur-
| phys IN fast game by the score Of IL to &
I This il the nrst game between these two teams
but series will be played Any 11-ysar-eld
tsams In the city can have Q game with the
winners by ADDRESSING Frank sohner. 1a1b Aldzieh
avenue n.