The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03

outleld to cover second, with Barnes at third.
q. Steinmetz, Pulrang and Hunt in the out
field. Steinmetz has signed Seotty Hunt the
Iowa State league cutielder to play when bust
ness allows. Players are requested to meet at
Robbinsdale at 1915 sharp.
The J. A. Thills celebrated Memorial day in
a fitting manner by great swatfest In which
they swamped the 500 Line team by the score
of 80 to s. Lynch was given his first tryout
as h pitcher and performed fine, striking out
fifteen and allowing but two hits. In the
eighth inning he eased up as hard game was
expected for the afternoon, and aided by errors
the Soos got five runs which brought thelr
| total to eight. Thompson starred at the bat
getting five hits out Of five times up. The
Thills were disappointed in the afternoon when
they journeyed to North High field with -,
| bunch of rooters and the Lunds, ev1dentiy
| afraid of the record the Thills have been max
ing, failed to show up. This afternoon the
| Thills will play the Chamber of Commerce
and expect to get their first real game r.,, as
all the rest have been too easy. The 1hlils
have not vet heard from the Gerber Bros. for
a game on June II. Games are also desired
with Mankato, Wayzata, Hopkins, Anoka,
Albert Lea and Excelsior. For games address
J: S. Lynch 211o Fifth ave Avenue rson D. A4ss w.
The reorganization of the Palace team has
finally been completed and the management
would like to hear from out-o1-town tealns'
preferably Watertown, Red Wing, saltwater,
Hudson, Cannon Falls. Faribault or Hutch
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inson. ~, -
The team will be strong one and will Will. in
Byrnes "Billy'' Potts, Jimmy Potts, Car
penter Larry Lind, Ludwig, Walling' cahaley,
Wilson and williams. All communications should
be addressed to G.. A. Weego. o. Box 12O,
city. ~
In well-played game yesterday afternoon
the. baseball team representing Cookies 1nst1'
tute defeated the fast Forman-Ford team On
owing to the delay in getting started the
game was called at the end of the hfth In,
ming. The Forman-Ford team had no chance
to win, being unable to hit Condor after the
first inning when they secured two hits which
coupled with two stolen bases and error,
Melted them two runs. Several times the
Forman Ford team had men on bases with only
one man out. but Condor for. the Institute
frightened ND and they were unable to secure
hits when they meant runs. The features were
the hitting of .tBnly'' Potts, playing short fol
| the institute who secured a single and two
Dagger out of three times at bat and the
pitching of Condor, who was almost invincible
after the first inning. Hagland starred for the
Ford team securing two hits out Of three times
at bat and pitching good ball Score by innings
! T., - ~ s'Ia' R 81 +
Forman- Ford .............z2 0 Q o o. s I
) The Pegg & Rtckert team will journey t
! Anoka today and will play the fast Acme
will do the battery work for the Minneapoli
] team while Briere and Olson will perform
for the Acmes. All players and rooters are re
, ouested to meet at Camden Place at 10 oclocl
I am. The Pegg & Rickerts desire games witt
any team in the city, Thins or Donahues pre-
ferred. For games address George Rickert, At
Washington avenue n.
' The Ethans will play the Minesotas of st
. Paul at Sandy lake this afternoon at o'clock
i A fast game is expected as both teams ar
). composed Of experienced players.
: The Holtzermanns will leave the st. Loui
; depot this morning for Young America an
! this afternoon Manager Schraederer will lin
h his men up against the fast Young America
Norwood aggregation. Otto kertsen will be !
o the box for the Minneapolis team and Andel
Y son will do the receiving. Manager Schraede
Z should consider himself lucky in securing th
e services of so fine pitcher as Kertsen. De
d and Grady will do the strong work for th
= home team and the local manager Is conf
& dent Of victory for his team, Manage