The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-23

North Minneapolis. o ooooel : !,
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Manager Chance Of the Knockers claims
game from Edna Mills for refusing to play after
he had taken his team to their grounds.
Berglunds in a one-sided game by a score of
Z to e. Duquette pitched his usual steady
game and after the first inning held his oppo
nents safe at all times. He was also factor
with the stick, getting home run and three
base hit In four times up. Fusher. who started
to pitch for the Berglunds was rather easy for
third but the change helped but little. Man
ager Henning Of the colts has signed Outfelder
George Reggie, formerly with the Haymarket
hitter the outeid win be STRENGTHENED greatly
Teams wishing games with the Andersons ad-
dress Ben Henning, COL Plymouth avenue N.
Score by innings
Berglunds .........2 100000
Colts :::..; c.,: 2 ol1 ol Il 10 2
BatteTiesColts DagHetts IT, and Fryer Berg
met at Kitsondale yesterday for their annual
Duneh the 4s 9 e
neapolis team was Handicapped by the absence
S their cne s A9fne On
that ' NO one me could pitch but Himself 50 lie at
| 'skinners'' made twenty-five scores. At this
time the fa PLAYERS 1e gans aGf
to the new twirler and pounded his benders an
over the lot. Manager Mccarro9 81 stopped The
box again but after long dispute accented a
position at first base which he covered like
old toS int mee BIZ a eye ws
pitch. He must have got bis slabs mixed: for
that every second batter would fan. The saints
kicked on this at first but finally s Wvas
Paul team bet of $2S had been posted posted
apo is called all tets off when the score q
to 1 in the fifth inning. The Minneapolis team
The Mohawks shut out the st. Anthonys by
a score of II to 0. Martin Tor the winners
pitched fine ball and allowed sr,l but two hits
double and home run out of three times up.
The Mohawks are without foa, game Tor Sanaay
For games address l. Boher. 1874 Thirty -nrst
The Gerber Brothers would like to arrange
a game for Sunday with any 1e or 17-year-old
team in the city. The Chamber Of Commerce,
Pegg s Riekert American Lii Linen Supply pre-
Ne Telephone epSnes N. ". 5s4 Il.
The Archers defeated the Nathens yesterday az
| at Sandy Lake. The Eatnens were Outcldssso ~
all points Of the game: The feature OF the
game was the pitching Of saltness, who allowed
| only two hits and had the Eathens at his
mercy at all times. Score by innings:
Eathens ...........o o 0 o 0 o 2-2
| For games with the Archers address VIM. D.
Snow 1920 Tenth avenue S.
| The Zenos defeated the Rydells Sunday by the
Of 70 to
| a half Young pitched star game, allowing
the Rydels five hits and getting eleven strike sd
not stop the heavy hitting Zenos. The zenos
| would like to hear from the East Minneapolis
team for next Sunday.
| The J. A. Thills lost to Matkville Sunday 2
to l. in close and excitinng game. Ine
the Markyille team had an advantage, as they
! were all heavyweights and their hits were
longer than the Thills. Moynihan pitched. q
! but seven hits, but his teammates could moi
get the necessary hits to win the game.
/ The Chronicles went after the Salzers yes
terday afternoon on the latter's grounds ane
won out easily the score being II to 6. vii
/ son started in to pitch for the Salzers ant
i was holding the Chronicles down when Manager
i Rhomberg decided to pitch and it was probably
ton was on the firing line for the Chronicle,
and the Salzers could not hit him when HIT
meant runs. The score would have been larger
had the Chronicle players played good ball bacl
made. The work Of Louis Bloom for the winner
i was the feature of the game and his work wol
the game. The score: sI
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