The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-26
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The Dursens took the newly organized North |
II to l. Olson pitched for the winners, and
his work was feature: He allowed his oppo.
n 1e only two nits and struck out fourteen Of
latest addition to-. the Dursen team. and his
work Sunday was largely the cause of the Peg ,
southtown team, viii travel over on the Fast
Side and will meet the Dursens. This game will
be one Of the best in the city, as both teams
claim the championship. The Dursens desire an
out of town game for the Fourth of July. Mark
xe be evenee &c ,d msry
The J.. A. Thills kept up their winning streak
by defeating the Arnotts Sunday afternoon by
the score Of 8 to s.. Monyhan pitched his usual
mercy all thru the game. with the exception
of few moments in the ninth, when he eased
long enonE 1h to fns o three He nSe
bat. ousdahl formerly Of the. Archers. Joined
the Thills and played his first game Sunday. The
Thilis would like to arrange games with some
fast teams for July and 4. For games address
J. s. Lynch. 21io Fifth avenue S. Phones,
The Olsons have reorganized under new man
agement. and the team has been strengthened
by the addition of four crack players. Any u
year-old teams that will play the Olsons can
arrange a game by addressing o. Paradis, 1924
Sixth, street NE. 'i.- -. = g.. II.
The Robbinsdale team defeated the Chilstroms
by the score of 8 to 4. The batteries were:
Robbinsdale. Merrill and Craig; Chistroms. Bond
and Phluzshaupt. The Robbinsdale team will
play the Kelly steinmetz team next Sunday. =
The Tonys are DESTROYS of arranging games
for next Sunday with any team in the state,
or will play some local regation. If there is
any cutof town team that would like game for
the she Are to
avenue s. T. G. o29s. - ~ .s.~ e
~
fair treatment at the hands of the -Washburns
that they would have been satisfied with de-
feat but as It the umpire gave t them de-
F with the Nationals address John F. OBrien, 62s
Fourth street NE. T.. G.. 16919.
The Miller-Davis team defeated the fast
A. b. Farnharl team at Bryn Mawr Saturday
| afternoon by a score Of to e.s .Hass. who
| pitched for the winners. struck out fourteen
| men and allowed only two scratch bits.
The Heidemanns defeated the Beavers by a
score Of to 8, and they also claim game
For games With the winners address Louis Heide-
mann, 400 Sixteenth avenue N. Twin City
| phone 14347.4 .y5. ~, 4 sts. h -,t.s
| The West Minneapolis team defeated the HI.
! bernians Sunday at Hopkins by the score OF
s to I. The Hopkins people praise the showing
| that the Minneapolis boys put up, and say
| that altho the score does not indicate 1t, the
game was very interesting. The batteries We're:
Hopkins, Dominick and Fubrman; Htbern MA. s,
Dickinson and Bremen. There was not single
| dispute in the whole game, and the umpires
/ were satisfactory to both sides.
/ The Ethans defeated the ~. r. Fihers Of
st. Paul on the latter's grounds Sunday oy
I the score of to l. 1t took eleven innings
i TO decide the contest and in that time some o.
/ the best playing ever witnessed on the Fibers
| grounds took place. With the score L to j
in the eleventh inning, and one out, Foutch q
i the Minneapolis team slammed out q long nome
+ %ho
4 winners wish a game for next Sunday with thu
/ Kelly & Steinmetz or j. c. Donahues INT
Zenos have not as yet answered tne Etn .Ia,
street For
East 534-L
The Ascensions defeated the Gaghagens ,!
4 tho score OF 15 to IA in an interesting contest
Murphy Of the winners was the star OF tn
game, as be. not only pitched good ball, but n
hit at a 900 clip.
The Gerbers won from the CRYSTALS sunda:
i nv the score Of IA to o. Kline, the pitcher TO
4 tSe Gerbers, struck out fifteen men and 81
iOw FOR p With any 1e or l7yearold
4 In or out Of the city. Address communication
i 70 Thomas Chapman, 442 Nineteenth ayenu
Ne Ne. iDSDs'
q The victorias had a walkaway with the MARI
y Vile team at the latter place Sunday Afternoon
!. sWeeney,, Who was on the slab for the winner.
solve his twisters at any time In the contest
( me Victories would like to arrange games WI
fast out-of.town teams: Eor games ADDRESS s
4 Sweeney, 3001 Grand avenue 8.
4 The Beavers defeated the Invincibles by Il
q Tas q
Z or 1o-year-old team in the city. For games a!
i dress Samuel Chase. 622 Eleventh avenue NJ
4 The Little Millers have organized for 9
3 season and want games with n;year.old team