The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-22

grounds by score OF 10 10 D. Inc feature or
the game was the heavy batting Of the Maple
ton team, knocking Loefer out of the box in
the third inning, and getting fifteen hits of
the part of the Mapleton team prevented Madi-
son Lake from scoring after the second inning.
In the fifth inning; when Madison Lake team
were all caught at the home plate, after hay
Ing got couple Of hits that ordinarily were
good singles. Batteries-Willet and Evans;
Leofer, circuit and Peachers.
RAPIDAN ,, MANKAro 2.
Garden City, aIinn May 22.-Rapidan de-
feated the crack Mankato team. 1.-The Leather
Founders Founders by score E.a Of to ?; Batte5iesa
and Casey.
EDEN VALLEY 4, LITcHFELp 8.
Eden Valley, MINI. May 22.Eden Valley de-
score of to s. The feature of the game was
the twirling by Fistler. Eden Valley battery,
Fistler and Mcdonald.
BROWNS VALLEY 9. WHEATON 8.
Browns Valley, MINI. May 22.-For the third
time this season the Browns Valley high-schooi
team ~. defeated last years shamPiens from
one team and then the other leading. At the
close of the eighth inning the score stood 9 to
Browns Valley won the game by fierce bat
ting rally and excellent base running bringing in
| five runs. The final score was Is to In favor
! Of Browns Valley.
FAIRFAX 21. MORTON S.
Morton, Mimi, May 22.-Fairfax defeated tbs
Morton Indians On the latters' diamond on Sun
day by score of q to 3. The game was
| uninteresting. owing to the running up Of the
score The feature OF the game was tke
both Walker and Ryan out of the box and piled
| up twenty-one safe hits. Finley, for Fairfax,
allowed only five hits - 1880 -...-.-,. .
ARLINGTON 8, MINNEAPOLIS ARcHERs 9.
Arlington. Mimi, May 22.-The Arlington
team defeated the Minneapolis Archers on the
| local Diamond by a score of to 8. Batteries
Angerhoffer and Timm: Guetner and Jobst.-
HUMBOLDT IN THE FIELD. =
Humboldt, Iowa. May 22.-Humboldt expects
this year, mad made up Of town own players Manager
Lawrence Winnie is gathering formidable list
of players and will soon be campaigning for q
favorable schedule. Humboldt college and high
| school also have baseball teams this spring and
| are playing with fair success '--
HAMLINE IS DEFEATED BY ST. OLAF M
..... CLOSE GAME. r-.- .. e..
| Mortified, Mimi, May 21.-St. Olaf defeated
| Hamline in close game yesterday in the inter
| collegiate league by score of TO g., Doe and
Teetlie pitched for st. Olaf and Fardahl caught
| Peterson and Pembiton composed the Hamline
| battery.
SPRINGFIELD P1o aHsH n Ho s5SH FOR CHAM
Springfield, MINI; May 22-The local high,
school team played Tracy Eesterday and won 1s
o. we 81 sey out Gqs
Springfield high has made fine record 10 date.
| They defeated Redwood Falls May II and New
Ulm May B. AS Springfield has lost but one
| game they stand good chance of winning the
championship.
FRAZEE Is. DETROIT 8.
| Frazee Mimi. May 22.-Frazee high school
team defeated the Detroit high-school team by
Is to s on the home ground The feature Of
the game the pitching of Arthur Schlehr.
and easy manner in which Frazee boys slugged
Sturteyants pitching. About 200 fans CANA
down from Detroit to watch the game and root.
After the game a reception was given by the
Frazee friends to the Detroit team and their
| supporters. The Baers' hall used and q
very fine program given by local talent
! Frappe. cakes and wafdes were served.
| This victory gives the teams game each this
season. Hawley will be played on the home
ground in a few days.
| On Friday the members Of Chemical Nos !
and of the fire department will put teams
against each other on the Frazee ground and an
| interesting game is expected, as both have soma
fast players and pitchers,