The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-02
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

, Inc y. A. Thtlls added another victory to |
Is to o. This is the thirteenth game 1uS,s the
as nsy Th zst TO %ond sst
full little twirler, was at his best and he sue
eeeded in striking out eighteen Of the opposing
and Kennedy, the two new players secured
played plays -, errorless ball and they demonstrated
these men made four hits and ousdahi proved
himself h,t sell wonder n the bases. Monyhan,
the stick and each made a single. The Tbiiis
would like to arrange, game with some fast
aay ear team for the morning Of the Fourth
sae : ' fsesss M o fth ,d
The Harry Mitchells defeated the .Wayzata
team yesterday afternoon on the latter's grounds
turnout tie contest Yhe playing 81 ppg Bopby
Marshall OF the university was Of the grand
Of the game The batteries we're we're Mlteh hnis
Smith and Anderson; Wayazata, Stinson and
Dc %se Iitche1ls wifi trave, to New Prague
on the Fourth and will meet the team Of that
place; The New Prague team has been playing
game played, so the Minneapolis boys will have
to show up at their best If they wish to bring
can boast Of never having lost a contest Of
any kind to Minneapolis II teams and they will
&c Smith Of the seR % es eoTssa
members of the team turn out for practice
ESQ at the usual
By the score Of II to s. La Palm. the old
ners. and he had the opposing batters at his
little shortstop for the HoltSermans, played a
sensational game. fielding in professional man
ner and making home run, single and a three
Dagger out Of four times at bat. The Hotter
and s a as en5oy se
amusements of the day. Yesterdays score:
HHs otzesnans: ~. Ia % :
8, Batteries-Dutch and Chelbetter; La Palm and
The Kelly-steinmetz reorganized team defeated
the lr0auois by score Of p to g The game
hs hee e he sne nsre s
eudns Va out mt It
Barnes, with four hits out Of four times at
bat and Maloney with home run ana two
up 5the Iroauois score. He struck out twelve
men. al %ss-:. = -" - .....t r -. /.
over the ST. Louis road fer Chaska to meet the
team Of that town. Denny Bray will hold down
third base for the; Kelly -steinmetz, and Ginis
or Haynes will be on the slab. Manager Stein
metz desires a game for next Sunday with the
nue. N. or phone 14ae7. after s O'clock. The
score: 5i .'so So ~ +f' -@9 ~ '% -.
Kelly -steinmetz IL o o 2o,s1 OH %, 8
r9suGs Msonsy II
| Lamb and LARSON r. --.'t1 y. .-' r. .Stss J.
The Ethans are not at all discouraged because
Of their defeat by the ,Zenos Sunday, when. In
spite Of the absence of three regular players,
the winners took the game by tight score.
Ea ANS have snSG yet an The f
organized. Osseo team. For games address G..
Wines, 17o1 Fourth street NE. Telephone East
The Fast Freight team defeated the Y. NJ. C.
A. yesterday, 8 to T.. The feature of the game
was the batting of Mason, who made four home
| runs. ~ -. r.. 80 81. -. >.
| The speedy Marines completely outclassed the
Golden Valleys Sunday In very slow and I'M
interesting game by the score of "a to 2. The
of the winners connecting with the opposing
pitchers shoots for twenty-four singles six
doubles and home run. Score by innings:
Golden Valley 80 o995 % p 2 9
N1 Batseries.Rhodes and swaneil sch1ied and
The ,Arnotts went down to defeat before the
n gama was E
both teams were blessed with large crowt
Of rooters. Fredricks, the left-handed pitcher
pitching was the feature of the game. HI
famed seventeen of the Arnott batters, ant
only seven Of them reached first on hits. IL
the beginning of the game the Dursens were
taken off their feet, and it was at this tim'
that the Arnotts scored. but after the winners
settled down there was no chance for the Ar
motifs. The Dursens have an open date To-
the Fourth and would like to hear from SOM
fast out-of- town team. For games address
Henry Bush, 419 Seventh avenue NE. Twill
4 City phone 1662S
4 The Plymouths went to Delano yesterda!
afternoon and what they did to the natives wa
fierce The game ended in victory for tn
Minneapolis team by score Of IL to 8. Brow
and Wilson took care of the pitching for tip
Plymouths, and the Delano Reds could not con
meet with enough balls to have a fair chance
Il with some out-of-town team. For games ad
dress Con Mortonson, in care of the Plymouth
Clothing company. go
Sweeney, went out to Camden Place to pla
the Camden team. and at the end of the gam
the discovery was made that the Southtow.
boys We're to the good by the score of to
The game clean contest, and both team
played star ball until the last man was retire
lin the ninth inning There was some troubl
r clean playing Of the contestants. The score:
s7z2.5, .5 - r II I,
y yiste ss. g 9 e 3 9 9 g Z
Batteries Sweeney and Johnson; Harringto
The Browns defeated o'Gordon's Eagles on tn
latter,s5 grounds yesterday in one-sided gam
| by a score Of Fl to 0. The feature of the gam
+ was the batting and sall-around playing OF th
/ Browns. His support was fauitless at all times
and the Eagles failed to get man past frs
! base, and only two men reached the initis
} sack. Il. s2i.s.s ~ -.
f Cutting, at second base, played fast game
: accepted five chances without skip.
The Browns are made up Of university athlete
t and have one Of the fastest teams in the cit!
. They have lost but one game this season, whe
they broke even with the fast Hutchinson az
gregation in a double-header early In the season
The Clovers defeated the Storms ;yesterda
by the score of is to 5. The winners wis
an out-of- town game for the Fourth of Jul!
! Address Clarence Peterson, 3945 Thirty-sevent
e avenue 8.
$ The New Boston Merchants won from IL
Gerbers by the score OF to o. The game WI
"a stopped by the police, 1t was bein
s played OH private grounds.
t The Tonys travelled out to Fort Smelling yeste
day AFTERNOON and after nine innings of fa
4 playing returned home with another victory
3, their credit The soldiers put good game b,
: the Minneapolis boys were too many for then
4 and thus the result was score of to 3.
The soldiers started out to wipe up the parat
q with the iTonys and for time In the first Il
! ming this would not have been surprise. WI,
!. hit, two; bases on balls and two errors Il
home team made two runs in the first but aft
( this the Tonys settled down to hard work an
o won the contest. The Minneapolis boys mat
! their first run in the third. and in the fifth Il
soldiers went to pieces and allowed four mo-