The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

self lucky in securing the services of such a
reliable pair as Burns and Hartzell.
Lundquist and Ostrem are fighting 1t out to
see who will land the shortstop position, and at
this time there is ssarfey ANY dferenHe be-
first no runner can reasonably expect to land
on the first sack thru their errors. Thayer
will cover the second bag, and from past ex-
perence he is good. The third base will be
taken of by the pitcher that is not In the
box. Sandy, Zalmer and Cogswell will const-
tute the outfeld. and besides being sure field
ers they all there when it comes to batting.
Manager Worth Mills would like to hear from
all 1Gyear:old teams. both in and out of the
city. Sunday not desired. W. Mills, 2s2s
Seventeenth avenue S.
The Hibernlans No. play the Iroquois
this afternoon on the Normania grounds, Twenty
, fourth street and Nineteenth avenue S. at 3
o'clock This will be the opening game for both
teams, and as they are In the same class
Manaeer fIan1ey Of the Hibernians has
working hard to put out winning team. and
with his present line up he is confident that
he will land in the first division at the close
of the Sc son. William Coskran, who is we'll
known among the players of the old Commercial
league, has been induced to don suit and play
! first base. Coskran held down the first bag In
| the North Star team which the champion
ship of the Commercial league, and he con-
| sidered of the best men on the team.
Fred Ryman. the new outfelder. played In
the practice game last Sunday against No. 1.
and his fielding and batting was a feature.
Bernard Rice is one of the pitching staff, and
altho rather young. he Is sure to develop into
one of the best amateur pitchers in the city
The team will line up this afternoon in the
following order: Fogarty. catcher; Gleason
pitcher: Flaherty (captain). shortstop; Coskran,
first base; Mills, second base; jack Scott, third
base: Ryman; Rice. Hanley and Scott outheld-
suits which are gray with green trimmings.
stockings and caps. For games with No. 6
Eibernians address Vern Hanley. 2S12 Twelfth
avenue s.
the season, and are ready and willing to meet
all Of the best amateur teams In the city. The
team will line IN as follows: ]. Murphy,
catcher; Burrows. pitcher; Smith, shortstop
Murphy. first base: Daigle, second base; Ryd
, strom. third base: Donahue. Earrel and Abar
= helhers This aggregation will play any nine
of flers in the northwest
l. The Sazers and Toneys will get together this
afternoon the formers grounds at Twenty
: first avenue and Fourth street. The game will
f commence at 3 O'Clock and. as both teams are II
r the first amateur division. interesting contes
. is looked for and the Northtown rooters will b.
d given exhibition of real ball. Manager If
gems bunch has the distinction of winning ever!
d game played last year under the name of tn
!, Toneys, and as the team Is even stronger thi
r season they will fight to finish. On the othe
hand the Salzers are just scrappy and Man
e lager Lissak Is confident that his men can pui
l. thru this game with the large end of the score
L Louis Rokem, formerly of the Wilmots, ha
Ii been signed by Lissak and will cover the cen
z terfeld position. Rokem is of the hes
i little helders playing amateur ball, and is al
Y was good for or two hits in each game
g Suerth Ssho will do the pitching this afternoon
II was tried OUT last Sunday and not only mad
e good but made a lasting impression In
Is people who witnessed the game.
a Kehoe at first is better at his position tha
II he ever was and his hitting will doubt be til
l. feature In many games before the close Of tn