The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
BY Frank McInerney.

The Archer Meas CHER team which will be
known as the Archer ball club, will be out in
full uniform this afternoon when they meet the
Donahues at Bryn Mawr. The game will begin
at O'Clock and the Archers will line up III
the following order: George JobSt of the
most promising anna teurs in the city. will catch.
while Carl Salthess who is pitching on the
South high team, will do the slab work. and
Joe Berry will play shortstop. SeiverkroD will
again play first. Captain Zimmerman will hold
down second and Check. formerly of the Hotter
MAINS. will play third. The crack outfeld,
which consists of McDonoush. Cusdahl and Fred
Jobst: will pull down all long hits: These play,
hold their positions against any outheld in the
city. The we-knOwn South Side baseball man.
agpr. Frank Jobst challenges any team in the
state. Address o31s Bloomington avenue
The I-a,.ritzen team W Journey o FarihauIt
today where they will play Newgard's Flick
crsteins. The Laurtzens' lineup will be as fol-
lows: Pennig. catcher; Van Arnum, pitcher;
F,st first base: Fackler. second base: +. Fust,
third base; Kelly shortstop, and Sweeney. Pit
cock and Martin, outfielders. The Lauritzens
would like to arrange games with any team
in the state. address Manager Pitcock, In
care of Lauritzen Malt company.
The Dahlstrom team. whose average is Is
years. is out for games with teams of that aver
age. The following men will he on the team:
Nelson, catcher: Wilson, W. Wilson and Dahl
str1,n outhelders o. DGhlStrOm pitchers II
Jackson shortstop: Emerson. first base: IIe,gley
second base. and ". Emerson. third base. Games
wanted for Sundays. E. Emerson, 21lo Twenty
ninth avenue s.
-. The Marshall and Lake Benton Mimi. high
SCHOOL M a n Interesting at Isala
ton Friday afternoon, ard the former won thu
game By the score of to /. The batteries
were: Marshall. Persons and Hicks: Lake Ben
ron. BRADLEY and Funkp. This game makes tn
fourth Straight victory for the Marshall team
The Balaton. Mimi. team defeated the Gar
= vim team by the score of 8 to 0. Dickinson an
Towne were the battery for Balaton, while Wee
and Harris performed for Garvin.
. The Dawson team won from BOYD Friday in
te-ies-Monsen and Swenson: Holmes and Hal
ri berg The game was good affair, when 1t
known TO be the first of the season. - .-.
I The Chippewas in their first game of the sea
"a son defeated the Powderhorns by a score q
: % to Is! The large score was due to the poo
conditions Of the grounds. Burns for the VIII
nsrs strnek out ten men while ,: SANDY carrie
many times up. Burns and Lobdell compose
the battery for the Chippewas while Dougla
.Keayey rand Williams were on the points fc
the Powderhorns. ..-.-
The Chippewas have strong bunch in til
field this year and bid fair to land the chan
pfonship. The manager has secured some of ia'
seasons players of the Watkins teaG whic
went the without nISetin
defeat. Lobdell the catcher, has won reput
ton for himself as a heady receiver. and mar
a would-be baserunner is nipped by his accura
throwing to bases. With Burns and Hartze
taking care of the pitching department. IL
optosing batters have but little hope Burns
wen known among the plays OF his class as
. steady pitcher and he has perfect control
his many curves Manager Mills considers hiI