The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

The Kelly Steinmetz team will line up against
the fast Anoka Acme at Anoka this afternoon.
The Anoka team is fast one and the contest Is
due to be interesting. Manager Steinmetz has
signed Barnes and Birch, two fast inhelders and
Roberts, third basenan Of last years Holt7er-
mann team, who will materially strengthen the
team. These new men will participate In to-
days game. The lineup at Anoka this afternoon
will be follows. Kelly-SteinmetZ-Lydell,
catcher; Anderson, pitcher Birch, shortstop:
iStelnmetz, first base; Borkhardt, second base;
metz right field: Reichel, center field; Roberts,
utility. Anoka-E. Olson. catcher; Briere,
pitcher; Moline, shortstop; Nelson. first base;
iChoinard. second base; Freeberg, third base; A.
Olson left field; Feror, right feld johnson, CEN
Ger field; Ridge, utility. Manager steinmetz de-
lsires to hear from any fast team in the state
for Sunday games in June. Address r. F. Stein
metz, 1911 Fremont avenue N.
The Salzers and Holtzermanns will come TO-
gether this afternoon at the former teams
grounds, Twenty first avenue N and Fourth
street The game will be called at o'clock
sharp, and from the minute the first ball is
pitched until the last man has been retired
fast and furious game will be played by both
teams. All Of Manager Schraeders men have
Inever-quit will and their opponents not VIC
tortous until the game is finished. The salzers
are playing exceptionally fine ball, but that
fact does not In any way make the players over
confident. On the other hand, Manager Lissak
has trained to keep their heads on all &C.
casions. -
Romber, captain of the salzers. is without
doubt of the best all-round players in the
city. and he showed his metal last Sunday when
he went In the box and pitched game that
was of the finest ever seen on the grounds.
Van Etten of last seasons Bistodeau team te
with the Holtzermanns this year, and he Is still
the hard hitting fielder Of old. Manager Lissak
will put Suecth in the box to start out today,
aud II he becomes fatigued- Captain Romberg
will replace him. The teams will line up in the
following order: Salzers-Geist catcher; Suerth,
pitcher: Kehoe, first base; Mattson, second base;
Romberg. third base: Hagiand. shortstop; Smith,
left field; Rokem, center field; Miller, right
Held. Observation-Disclosures, catcher; &C.
beau. pitcher: Swanson, first base; Hendrickson,
becond base; Poison. third base; Severance. sho t
stop; Lehever. left field; Hallstrom center field;
Van Etten, right field. q. ... -..--. ..- -,.
The Chamber of Commerce ball team has or
ganized for the season with the following lineup:
Emerson catcher; Hodge, pitcher; Gubbins,
short: Whelan. first base; Irving, second base:
Shuttle. felders. Any fnst IS 19-yearoid
teams desiring games should communicate with
Ray Hodge in care of Dickinson Grain company,
Chamber Of Commerce. Both telephones. -
The Little Grays defeated the Carlsons by a
score OF to l. The Little Grays claim that
they can beat the Eagles. For games address
Clarence Anderson, $40 Knox avenue n Il, 4 =
The Tiger team of South Minneapolis has been
s'doing things to all Of the teams In that
part of the city. On Thursday they defeated
the Young Americas by large score, and just
TO convince the interested public that it was
mot an accident. they played the same team Fri
day after school. and again administered
defeat. the final score being 13 to 3. Any IL
or 19-year-old teams wishing games arrange
SEINE by communicating with r. B. Nc, 311s
Bloomington avenue. Twin City telephone, 4572.
The Ewalds won their fifth game Of the
ttseason by defeating the Wyvell -Har ringtons ID
Ito 8. The Ewald team is composed Of the fol
flowing C. Thompson, Van Alta t. Thomp-
4 son. Hennessy. Walquist. Berger Murphy Nil.
Her and r. Van Eta. Manager A. Jepson desires
Igames with IL or 13-year- old teams. His address
lbs 1915 Blaisdell: avenue. ~
( / The J. %: $Donahues will play the fast Hiber.
Inians No. + at Bryn Nawr Sunday afternoon
while the FIibsrniars us an older organization
tbothi teams are confident of victory, and 6
spirfed contest is anticipated The battery for
1.-THE J. G. nonahues is Flynn and Murphy The
IT,. c. Donahues challenge any 1s-year-old local
i Tor out of town team. They want a game fol-
May 20 .and several other dates Ali letters
tpremptly answered. Louis Taylor, manager, 51I
ILyndale avenue N, Minneapolis.
Christy Mills, the amateur pitcher who has
sron much fame among the teams Of this city,