The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

led the Minnehahas in batting. The uniforms
for the team have been ordered and are to be
grey with green stockings. belt, cap and collars.
Each player will be furnished with pair Of
baseball shoes and gloves and bat Team Is in
and out Of the city are wanted for games for
any Sunday or holiday. vern Hanley, 2s12
Twelfth avenue s.
The Flynn and seifert team Of st. Paul.
would like to hear from some Of the Ainneapo-
lis teams that are CHASING themselves among
the top-notchers. Any managers wishing to
communicate with the st. Paul club can address
the Flynn & siefert Ball club, 40 Wabasha
Rudolph Steinmetz, well known in football CIR
cles, is managing the Kelley & Steinmetz team
Of the North Side and he has a standing chal-
lenge out to any and every team in the north
west
Kasota Mimi, has a ball team that is looking
for honors and A. S. Swenson Of that town Is
manager Any Minneapolis teams wishing games
can arrange same by writing to Mr.. Swenson
The Company H, Twenty eighth infantry, Of
Fort Smelling had organized team. but owing
to thes disorder caused by the changes taking
place at the Fort, 1t will be a week before the
club will be prepared to play.
The Camdens will hereafter play for the Cam
den Billiard hall anad wish to play the best
teams in the city.
The Dan Sullys of St. Paul, have reorganized
and are out to make even q better record than
last season. Fred Foster IS managing the team
| and js ready to arrange games with Minneapolis
teams. Teams desiring games can call up
either of the st. Paul phones 40.
Fred Ryman who played shortstop with the
Lund Land indoor team. has been secured by
Fanley Of the Hibernians No. g. to play in the
| field for his team.
The team at saltwater will be strictly ANA
| teur this year and will consist Of members OF
the Saltwater Amateur Athletic association.
Billy Hoke has Joined the Toozes: Hoke was
with the Lund Land team the latter part OF
last season.
| William Paley the little catcher who wal
claimed by nearly every team in the city ant
finally landed by Hentchel, has signed to pla!
in the Copper league. : - 90
The weather permitting, there will be no les
than forty games this afternoon around the cor
ner lots. and some Of them will be worth one
time to witness.
John Schroeder and his bunch will play tn
Flickersteins at Faribault this afternoon. an
. will no doubt get theirs. as Newgard's team
of the kind that does not believe in defeat:
| Sam Coughln will open his eyes when he see
Burns Hentchels new catcher, in action. A
l a rule Sam generally makes the "fnds' aroun
this section. ~ +
, Dad Gleason Of university fame. is on tn
. pitching staff of Division No. 8, A. O.. H.. an
| is the main staff of the team. e =
George Rennix and Earl Howard are with til
| Austin Western team OF st. Paul and are playin
against La Crosse, Wis. this afternoon.
/ 1t looks as tho the Palace and Ninth War
teams are no 60 Nothing has been heard fro
either club for two weeks. y. .
II The Salzers and Harry Mitchells will II
Ill conclusions this afternoon the Salzers grount
!: Twenty first avenue and Fourth street. Ma
aser Iissak has decided to- make the openir
2 game one to be remembered and will have
member Of the lumber firm toss the first ba
over the plate. f.
r Manager Irgens Of the Toneys had intended
: play the Fisher Box team. but the latter ca
a celed the game. and up to last night Irgel
4 had not met any manager that was willing
d let the Toneys beat his team.
s Norman C.. Hanger. who deserted the Tone
s | and Joined the Toozes. does not hang out
e South Minneapolis as much as he used to.
q Joe Du -Four will probably catch for sor
= amateur team In town, as he has refused thr
= tofers to leave the city, giving as reason tn
/. he does not wish to give up his position.
e The salzers will make their debut for d