The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03

Schroeder would like the following men to be
at teh station at 9:45 am: Van Etten, Ander-
son. Swanson, olson, Scherer, Holstrom, kert-
sen and Hendrickson
In game between the Y. NJ. G. A. and
Kenwood teams the former won by score OF
kenwoods quit the field in the eighth inning
as he did not wish the score to run any higher.
The Kenwoods used three pitchers, but could
do nothing
The simms will cross bats with the Webers
this afternoon on the Webers grounds. The
Simms claim the 14-year-old championship OF
the city, and If there is any team that doubts
their word that team can arrange q game Dy
telephoning T. G. 14373.
The Schmidts bakers have won three straight
games the first from the Silver Lakes, Is to
| g the second from the Camdens, to 2, and
the third game another victory over the
| Silver Lakes.
The invoice and order book department of
the Washburn- Crosby company for some IN
known reason got an idea into their heads
that they had a ball team that could at least
| beat the remaining members of their office, ana
the manager was not the least backward In
letting the general public know all about it.
Now there happened to be one or two boys
among the crowd that was not selected Tor the
first team, that had seen one or two games
I'M their short careers, and by superhuman
efforts they succeeded in organizing team
that they named the outlaws, simply because
they could think of no other handle. Wlthout
any practice whatever the outlaws challenged
the pretty boys to game and as there seemed
no way out Of it the game was arranged and
the warriors and their ladies journeyed to the
! McNair field. In the practice the regulars MADE
a fine showing and things looked dark for
| the outlaws, but when the game began there
was nothing to 1t but runs for the outlaws, and
after they had made 10 scores, which, by the
way, is an unlucky number. whispered con
versation was held and it was decided to let
the poor regulars have a few runs so as to
leave no grounds for suicides and to make
things look good to their. ladies. Three runs
were allowed to register and then the manager
playing and when they saw that there was no
more fun for them the manager OF the dearles
decided that 1t was too late to be out and so
they all ran for the car. The batteries We're
Kei]y. Curry Field and Picket for the regu-
lars and Baston and Bolser for the outlaws.
Attendance, everybody's girls. b..
The Ideals will line up against the Prospect
Park team this afternoon at o'clock on the
4 latter's grounds. A fast game is expected as
both teams are in fine form and are ready
for the fray. The Ideals have an exceptionally
strong team for their age. which IS ~ years,
and in the lineup can be seen such players as
Charles Augustus Blaylock, Swan Erickson and
William Tell Finger The ideals are out with
nm omen challenge to all or 1oyear-old. teams
in the city. For games address Charles Biay
K,
The P. A. stretehers defeated the krege
:, team Of St. Paul in fast and exciting game
+ha SCORE being 8 to o. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Burke, the speedy
] south town twirler who allowed only one hi
in the whole game: Burke has been doing some
fine work this season, and he is bound to cone
to the front Fisher, the new catcher signet
recently, caught a fine game and his heavy
hitting was Of the highest class,
The Eagles have won ten games out o
eleven played and the manager is of the opinion
S that his team Is one Of the best In the cit!
i at their average age, The Dom Paqls failet
! | to put in an appearance last week when the!
: should hare and SO Manager Hurley claims tn
d game for non appearance, Any teams wishing
! games with the Eagles can get them - II
r dressing Edward Hurley. 1923 Aldrich avenue n
ii The Chronicles and Camden teams will com
: | together this afternoon at the Minnehaha bal
4 park ID curtain-raiser for the Lund Land
{ Hxribault game. ~. CaughIin OF the Lun,
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