The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-09
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

A misunderstanding to train time put the
in bad way yesterday for their game with
the Fleckensteins at Faribault. Both catcher
and third baseman were missing when Man
morning, the men having missed the train, and
as q result the Palace management had to
hunt up unknowns to fill the gaps. McCleary
twelve of the visitors. Lind, for the Palaces
| also pitched good ball and made six Of the
heavy.hitting brewers fan the air. Billy Potts
played nice game, getting three hits and ac-
cepting nine chances without skip at short.
Score, to 1 in favor of the Fleckensteins.
nse ysse9a theme Sy
II to g. Except in the seventh inning when
Young eased up q bit, the latter toyed with
his first game with the Zenos and secured
| three hits out of four times up. Next Sunday
the Zenos will play Anoka, Mimi.
The commercial operators OF st. Paul met
| the railroad operators Of Minneapolis and st.
Paul yesterday morning and defeated them In
The Keily. steinmets defeated the Hugo,
Mimi, team, composed Of the former White
Bear team. yesterday by score OF to 4
sharf pitched Magnificent ball striking Ga,.t out
| the White Bear star, found for twelve
safe drives. The fielding of the Kelly -steinmet.
| was the feature, The kelly;steinmetz man:
| Of its expense money by Hugo. Manager Stein
| metz would like to hear from the Victorias
Haugans Zenos for game for next Sun
The clovers broke even in a double header or
their grounds Sunday. The first game with the
out contest, marred with disputes wrangles and
free-for- fights After the Clovers had finally
team the game EoEe up in a row, with the
score SO in favor of the Chambers.
The Pegg & Rickerts showed themselves to
Of CUTTERS
scheduled with the IA. Thills. The Thill.
Archer. Madison, 500 Line and Misat players,
and beat them Is to in seven-inning game
thus making record Of fifteen straight vic
allowing but three hits. The batteries were
Ihills. Lynch and Moynihan; Garhelds, Hows
The Marines won. another game Sunday b,
the Mes into camp by the the
eleven and lost only three games: Next Sun
and, Judging from the record both teams has
made the game VIII be fast affair
with It'll the Acme s' Of Anoka yesterday when tn
latter were defeated on their own grounds :, .
score Of to A. Fouteh for the winners dii
the stick in manner that startled the fans
The Ethans wish "a game with some fast ioca
9%tof town team tor next Sunday Addres
| East 634-L1.
Anderson's Colts defeated the fast Curry
and Logan. Duquette for the Colts struck OF
: fifteen men and allowed but two hits, Will
, Joe Lynch of Northern league fame was touche
: up for eleven hits. Fryer for the Colts caugf
| a fine game taking care OF everything comm
: this way and also heading on several bas
{ stealers.
The Dursens were defeated by the Indepen
ents yesterday afternoon on the !atters groon
|, by the score Of IL to IL. The losers We
( greatly handicapped by the absence OF two
' their bast men, and, as result, the rest
. the team did not play up to their form Ma
S ager Bush of the Dursens claims that the III
pire was unfair and that the Independent
rooters treated his players In an ungentleman
y 17-year-old catcher. Address Henry Bush, ma
e ager, Twin City 1893. .-a
e The Gaghagans went after the Woehlers
e fine style yesterday afternoon, and the, WI
!, that the latter teams battery was hit W
v scandalous. Nearly every player on the WI
q The final score was 16 to H. with the Woehle
= on the wrong end. The Gaghagens are o
after, the 16-year-old championship, and tn
= ! are winning from every team In the city
u their respective turn. Foley was the real he
in yesterdays game, as he was the candy wi
flyer, at third, is playing strong game and
one of the best hitters in the 16-year-old elias
b He is fast in base-running and covers TIL
e like a veteran Bow and Shea were the
n with both feet when 1t came to base-stealin
a and both had the opposing catcher losing |
range a game for Sunday. Address Geor
Carr, 2430 Hiawatha avenue. ..a
The Sievers defeated the Golden Valleys ~
terday afternoon by the score OF 10 to I. 7
feature Of the game the pitching of Ms
5 ager Collins, who struck out nineteen men. Pal
re games with the winners address F. Collil
ie 1903 Sixth street N.