The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-07
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The Pfaums defeated the Pauleys by the score
Of IL to H. The winners would like to arrange
For games address Fritz winning in care Of the
Pfaum Cigar company.
The Gerbers claim a game from the Pegg g.
R1ckerts for non-appearance. The managers of
these teams had arranged game to be played
on the Pegg & Rickerts grounds, but when the
the home team went down south to play the
Thills. Manager Chapman claims that the
North Side team is afraid OF his reputation.
For games with the Gerbers address Thomas
Chapman, Az Nineteenth avenue NE.
The Crystals defeated the Edna Mills team
by the score of 9 to 0. The feature Of the
game was the pitching Of Hugh Limbo. For
games with the Crystals address E. L. Hamlin,
1925 Penn N. 49,
score of s to 4. The pitching of Hokinson for
the winners was the feature of the game The
W S wish with AL sSs
street N.
The Mohawks and Chambers played a double
header Sunday, and each, team. succeeded in
taking a game. The first contest went to the
Mohawks BY the score Of 4 to o. The winners
ing behind their pitcher. In the second game
ese o6s~k pitcher total I0e Of
heady game For games with the Chambers
address G. Ericksinoen. 40 Chamber Of Com
MERGE II j.. . -
On Sunday the Gaghagens travelled to Hopkins
to play the Oltmans, but on arriving found that
the home team would rather forfeit than play
and We're trimmed to the tune Of 10 to O. Jer-
geson, for the winners, did not allow single
batter to walk, and he struck out fourteen Far
rell, Jobst and Bow took the fielding honors
Of the game, while swerdfger and Mogan car
ried off the batting gifts. For games with the
Gaghagens address George Carr 24ao Hiawatha
avenue. -
The Plymouth camp, NJ. W. A.. team defeat.
ed the Hayes club by the score Of 10 to 8. The
feature of the game was the pitching Of De
York for the winners, who struck out thirteen
of the opposing batters. The score:
R Esyes ...: ::::::e 3 ! 80
the knights of Columbus Sunday morning in
pretty game of ball by score OF 4 to g. Bat
| teries-St. Paul Telegraphers, Kelly and North;
Knights of Columbus, Godfrey and Cox. Score
by innings -...'s ,
Telegraphers 100 o1ooo-a 2
The Broker Photographers would like to play
Minneapolis operators next Sunday.
| In game filled with sensational plays the
Harry MttchellS defeated the Iast HUDSON teah
Sunday in the second game Of a series of three
BY the score of to g. The feature OF the game
was double play Of Catcher Hodgins and Sec
| ond Baseman Laughton With man on first
! and third base, the man at first tried to steal
| second but was caught by Laughton thru pref
| ty throw by Hodgins: In the meantime the man
| at third. tried to steal home and Laughton COM
pleted the double play by making good throw
to home and Hodgins downing his man by
good margin. II -.
The Mitchells have now won fifteen out OF
eighteen games from the fastest amateur teams
in the state, and are now after digger game 1os
Farbault For games address F. K. Smith, "a
Faribault For games address F. Smith. 734
East Fifteenth street. s 80,
Score by innings: s-.'
Mitehells ......":eseessdoo9ooo-se
The simms defeated the Kilroys Sunday in a
listiess game by a score Of II to 6. The game
was close I'D to the eighth inning. when the
Simms pounded out six runs. The winners would
like to hear from the Winnigans for a game 1ol
Sunday. The score by innings: - =
simms .,........o 0 o / 0 2 s Ill ID
Batteries-Loring and Boran; Zip and Stub
For games address w. Loring, 424 Second street
NE. -' a. .a4-.-E :. '... $780,
Il The Harriets won another game Sunday wher
to 8. Both teams hit the ball hard and ire
auent errors enabled each side to pile up the
score. The score by innings: -"
Harriets ....... % I 2 8 oo1 21-1o 10
Browndale .:....2 o. 2'4oo-e 8
Batteries-Noyes and Hodge; McGrady an'