The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

MANAGER EMIL L1ssAK,
Of the salzers
hard at work of late locating some fast players
with which to strengthen his team He now
| claims that his aggregation is in perfect form
and he is of the opinion that his team will
have little trouble In retaining the southern
Minnesota championship, and also expects that
his aggregation will be one of the chief con-
testants for the independent championship of
the northwest.
The game between the Toozes and the Fleck
ensteins, this afternoon, promises to be one
| of the best exhibitions scheduled for the Fari-
| bault diamond this season. The game last Sun
| day. which was played under adverse con-
ditions, failed to show the respective strength
of the two teams: The contest b, between tn the
| Leary, the idol of the Faribault fans, will be
on the rubber for the Fleckensteins, while
| Charles Brewer will don the mask and protec
tor sFred Spencer Tooze's crack twirier' VIII
clever local backstop, will assist him behind
the bat. Manager Hentschell feels fortunate
in having secured the services OF Mr. spen-
Ger for the season In his last Sunday game
he showed great form, Notwithstanding that it
was his first try out of the season Players OF
the Tooze team are requested to meet at the
Milwaukee depot at $40 today. Next Sunday
| Manager Hentschell will take his team to
| Cannon Falls where they are scheduled to meet
Manager Wolpart's fast Cannon Falls profess
SIGNALS. The Toozes desire to arrange game
for Decoration day with some fast out OF town
team. Address all communications to J. j..
Hentschell, in care of The Tribune. Following
is the lineup Of the teams for todays game:
Toozes: Pehle, catcher; Spencer, pitcher; ZEN
we'll pitcher; Teosegnant, short stop; Mauren,
hrst base; Geelan, second base; Wagner. third
base: Wines center field; McNaughton, lett
field; Williamson. right field Faribault: Brow
err catcher; McLeary, pitcher; Ebert p1tener'
NoUOar6
Shields second base; Sanders, third base; Ell
lert, center field; Kemp, left field; Lamb right
field.
m against the fast Camden team this after
neon at the Camden ball grounds. AS ooth
teams are fast, good game is anticipated;
| Anderson. Manager Steinmetz's fast twirer WIN
be on the slab for the Kelly -steinmetz Win WIN
Sidwell to do the receiving. Norquist and
Ryan will do the heavy work for the Cam
ly-steinmets: sidwell catcher; Anderson, pltch'
er; Birch, short stop; steinmetz. first base; Rob
erts second base: Barnes third base; heienel'
right field: Borkhardt, utility. Camden: Ryan,
catcher; Norquist, pitcher; scoville, short stop;
Fern. first base; Slower: second base; Tower,
third base; Harrington. left held; Aoar' center
field; Edburgh, right field
Louis Taylor. manager Of the J. G. Dona
hues, will take his players to Deephaven, Sun
they
local aggregation. Manager Taylor was heard
to remark that If his bunch doesn't knock ou'
at least twenty scores he will make his men
count Ties. All players and rooters are re
ouested to meet at the Olympia Fruit Store
Sunday afternoon at 1:30 O'Clock Manager
Taylor has secured McCarty, player who
has won recognition as heavy hitter as Vel
as first class pitcher, who in conjunction
with Murphy will make strong battery. Any
amateur team in the northwest which wants
d game with the j. C. Donahues address Louis
Taylor, manager, SIT Lyndale avenue N
The White Bear team will take on the Harr!
Mitchells this afternoon at White Bear ant
as Manager Einkel has had fence and fine
grand stand erected large crowd is expected
to witness the game. The White Bear rams
has organized as indeed they should be, as
it is without the least doubt one of the fast
est aggregations in the whole northwest. ano
when one or two Of the teams that are hVine
on their past regulations run up against what
they have to serve the result will be announced
only by the White Bear people.
The Harry Mitchells have fairlE strone
team but the management was little hasty
when he arranged the White, Bear game. fol
if Collette is right the Minneapolitans should
get but few hits. Kinke1 has an extra strong
out field which is composed of Rees, Van Av.
ery and Rehl. Reese is perhaps the best
known of these three, as he has played on
nearly all Of the best amateur teams in the
city and he never yet failed to make good
| Manager
with any teams in the state address all com
munications to him at so Chamber Of Com
merce, Minneapolis. The lineup this after
noon will be follows: White Bear: ktnkel
catcher; Collette, pitcher Mullane. first base;
Linde second base; Hanson, short stop; Bursch
third base: Rees. left field: Van Avery center
feld Rehl, right field: Harry Mitchells: Pur
cell, catcher; Smith, pitcher; Smout, first base
Laughton second base jones' Kelly. short stop
E. Jones' third base; Gordon, left field; r.
Gordon center field; Cochrane, right field.
The Cooke Institute defeated the American
Bridge company on the Broadway and Central
| grounds yesterday afternoon In a seven-1nning
game by of Ii to O.
Features Of the game were the pitching Of Con
| don who allowed the Bridge company team but
two hits, and the heavy hitting Of the Cooke
| team.
Batteries-For Cooke Institute. Condor and
Geist: for the American Bridge company. Price
| and Fay. Following is the score by innings:
| Cooke Institute .....6 1 3 % Ola
American Bridge Co....o o 0 o o. q
The Ramblers defeated the Golden Eagles by a
| score of IS to II the Seventh street and
| Central avenue grounds. The manager dresires
| games with 14-year-old teams. Address Hubert
LIE Felzre, 724 Third avenue NE,
The Jake's Buffet club will play the A. O. H.
| No. 6 team at Nineteenth avenue and Twenty.
| fourth street this afternoon. The Little Jakes
Of last year have recognized and will hereafter
| be known as the Jake's Buffet team. They have
several new men in the lineup this year and will
| make the other teams In the state hustle for
honors. For games address c. Anderson, 1O11
| East Twenty eighth street.
The Ewalds defeated the Nelson's by the score
| OF to 8. They also defeated the Wyvell- Har-
| r1ngtons Any IL 13-year old teams wishing
games address Art Jefferson. 1915 Blaisdeu ave.
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The Clintons defeated the Anchors BY the
| score of to o. They also defeated the Iyn.
! dales of the score of to g. Any Ii or 14-year.
! old team wishing games with the winners ad.
! dress S. Thompson, 1920 First avenue s. -.
/ The Alisf1t team which has always born 80
I good record will hereafter be known as the
IT, A. Thill's. and will continue to play the
| same fast article of ball that has been their
habit Sylvester Lynch will manage the team
| and his past experience in that capacity is
| enough to warrant fast and steady PLAYING
| team. The Thill's will play teams Averaging
IL years and they have already defeated the
] Madisons Marines and SUBMITS by decisive
scores. This was largely due to the marvel.
I lous pitching of Moynihan, who has an abun.
dance of steam and all descriptions of curves
and to the heavy hitting of Thompson and
/ Foley. who alternate in the catching depart
ment. Lynch will take care of the hot ones
| at short and anr man that drives one that he
! fails to seize can make up his mind that II was
| purely accidental. Hort. the teams pet sling.
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