The Minneapolis journal., 1906-06-17

and this afternoon will tell whether or not the |
new men hold out with the team.
The Hibernian team has been gradually in.
creasing in strength and Manager Hanley is Of |
the opinion that he give the best amateur |
teams in the state hard run If not beating. |
The McNaughton brothers playing with their |
usual ginger, and there not any players in |
the city that can cover as much territory with |
as much ease. as these two. Dickinson, the
pitcher has been doing satisfactory work, and
he is ably supported by Bert Brenner, the
man behind the bat, is also one Of the best
hitters in the team, and he has never vet failed
to get one or more hits in a game: The game
this afternoon will be called at 8 o'clock sharp.
The Plymouth Clothing House team has re-
organized, and altho rather late they are ready
to meet all of the local and out-of-town teams.
The Plymouths had one Of the best teams in
the city last year. and at the close Of the
season boasted having made a record that
was not seconded by any Minneapolis amateur
team that played out-of-town games. Among
some of the teams that were played were the
Hudson. Hutchinson New Ulm and Spring
field. Con Mortinson has the management Of the
| team. and he is out with open challenge,
and would be pleased to hear from the Toneys,
Toozes or the Lund Lands. The team is com
posed of some Of the best players in the city
a2d among them are the Narcotic brothers,
Brince. Brown, Vic Johnson Buffers Hanson.
Tom Hanson and Con Mortinson. If there are
any teams in the city that willing to take
games by addressing Con Mortnson, in care OF
! the Plymouth Clothing House.
! The S. & L. team was disappointed in their
| game with the Salzers for this afternoon, as
Manager Lissak Of the latter club decided that
the initials were not fast enough to compete
with his invincibles, and therefore the game was
Cancelled, much to the disgust of the s. & LIS.
who say they are willing to play the Salzers
for a side bet The Toneys have given the 8.
& l.. team chance and these two teams will
clash on the Toneys' grounds. The S. & LIS
have a few open dates and would like games
with any team III the state. For games ad-
| dress Joseph Pleva, $40 Ontario street Sc.
The Kline & TIlburys will play the Summit
this afternoon on the latter's grounds. The
Kline & Tibury team Is newly organized ag-
gregat1on, and altho they have lost q few games
the manager Is not at all discouraged. He
intends to make few changes in his lineup, and
in the game today the team will be at its best.
The Summit team is a South Minneapolis bunch.
and their record for the past two seasons Is
one to be proud Of. The team Is composed of
members Of the Summit Athletic club and has
been in existence nearly two years. The Kline
& Tilbury team would like to arrange games for
the next two Sunday. For games address Ed
ward Yetter, PIT Fifteenth avenue s.
The Great Western team has defeated the
Brittons twice this season, the score In the
first game being II to and the second 8 to 0.
The Lions were the next team that was taken
on, and they were outplayed at every stage of
the game. The final score in this game was Ii
to 8. If the Little Japs are not afraid to
play the Great Westerns they can arrange q
game by addressing Conrad Thorpe 244O Four
. teenth avenue s. r. &
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Harris Colts have Cls..nized and are out after
, the IS and 14-year-old championship. This
, bunch has met every team In the city thai
could be induced to play, and they have trimmed
each and every one in their turn. Frank Buck
ley is manager of the team and he also takes
, care of the catching department. He has played
on some Of the best little teams in South Mime
. fapolis, and has record as q fast and stead!
; little catcher. Buckley has the follwing mel
in his lineup: Albin, Thorpe. Lawler, Hendrick
son. Flynn, Kuhlman and Mcdonald. For game
address Frank Buckley, 2551 Fifteenth avenue s
e. Manager Hanley Of the A. 0. H., team No. 9
4 has had much difficulty in arranging games witt
: the amateur teams in the city,. This is due t
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