The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

dress Ray McInerny. 311s Bloomington avenue
s, or phone T. c. 4572 ~
The Hibernian No. team will meet the
Camdens this afternoon on the later's grounds
and fast game Is expected. Manager Hanley
has strengthened his Hibernians considerably in
the past two weeks by the addition Of three new
players, who have been playing on some of the
best amateur teams in the city. These men are
Dickinson, a pitcher; McNaughton, a baseman,
and Bremen, who will do the backstop work.
Dickinson is of the coming young pitchers of
least bit erratical. He has pitched two games
for Hanley, and has won both. Dave McNaugh-
ton is holding down the second-base position and
in the only game that he has played, which was
last Sunday. he felded 1000. and made four
hits out Of five times at bat, two Of these being
doubles. McNaughton Is not a new man among
the amateurs, for he has played on many Of the
best teams in the city, among which were the
Lund Lands, the Foresters and the Toozes.
Brenner, the new catcher, has proved himself
a wonder behind the bat, and his throwing to
bases Is perfect; as batter he is among the
best in the team and he Is exceptionally clever
on the bases. If the Camdens win from this
Irish aggregation they will have to play at their
best and that will be at lively pace If they
play as they did against the Holtzermanns. f.
On next Sunday the Hibernians will travel to
Chaska, where they Will line up against the fast
team representing that place. Teams desiring
games with the No. 9 team can arrange same by
Communicating with vern Hanley, 2s12 Twelfth
avenue s. z.# HI. -
The Dan O'Connells were defeated for the
first time since their organization by the Golden
Valleys in a close game, and the manager
wishes to say that he Is not in the least dscour
aged by his defeat, but on the contrary, he
thinks that this defeat will go long way
| toward Strengthening the team. as the players
will work at their best, as they now know that
they are not invincible. The new suits for the
team finished and the team will appear In
full uniform this afternoon. The lineup Of the
O'Col.nells is MS follows: Manning, catcher: Ker-
win, pitcher: W. Manning, shortstop; Hanson.
base; Hayman. left field; Ford, center held: Null
! yihill right field. For games address Daniel
| o. Connell, 729 University avenue NE.
The Toneys will travel to Young America to-
1 day, where they will play the fast Young
America Norwood team this afternoon. Both
| teams exceptionally strong this year, and
| the spectators are assured Of witnessing battle
! royal. The Young Americas lost to the Laurit-
! zens, but the management claims that only a
| few Of their regular men were In the game and
that, had Doll, their pitcher, been in the box,
4 the Minneapolis boys would have failed to make
i a hit.
4 Manager Irgens Of the Toheys is little wor-
! ried over the fact that his team has to stand
/ up before such man as Doll, but there Is NO
doubt but that some Of the stronger members
| OF the team will succeed in lacing out some OF
4 his .benders and II one starts the music the
| rest will follow. Hauger, Olson, Hallstrom and
Rule are ali hard and sure hitters, and Manager
/ Irgens looks to them to do the heavy work
Dahlgren and Olson will do the battery work fol
1 the Toneys, and II the people Of the home towr
4 do not open their eyes when these men star
a in With their best work. then Manager frgenl
81 Il surA that they viii before the game ID over.
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