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

showing against the Kelly -Steinmetz team last
Sunday The Hiberians No. want games with
any fast teams in the state. Address yern
NJ Hanley, 2S12 Twelfth avenue S.
The Holtzermanns will play the East Minneap.
Oils club this afternoon on the latters GROUNDS,
Broadway and Central avenues NE. The gams
Will be called at o'clock and will be well
contested, as both teams On about an equal
standing Manager Schroeder is jubilant over
the fact that his team downed the fast Salzers
last Sunday and he expects to win out today
II such a thing is possible. A new man has
been secured by the Holtzermanns and he will
hold down the second sack. This mans name
is Hendrickson, and he comes to the team with
good record, having played on some Of the
| fastest teams in the state. Kertsten will do
the slab work for the South team and much In
expected OF him. He has been out of the
city for some time and will be welcomed by
MS friends, who know of his ability as a
pitcher.
The manager of the Holtzermann club has
game scheduled with the fast White Bear team
and this game will enlighten the fans as To
whether or not the Minneapolis amateur teams
Will have chance with kink1e's Inviacibles
st. Louis Park this afternoon where they viii
play the Hopkins team. The Tonys still have
clean record and their intentions are to con-
tinue to win and never give In to any team
until the game is finished.
"Cy" Dahlgren will again be in the box TO-
day and he can be depended upon to work at hi.
best, as was shown in his persistent work last
Sunday against the East Siders Olson th,
North town boy who is doing the receiyins
for the Tonys, is of the best amateur
catchers in the city and his throwing to bases
is always feature, aitho he has peculiar
way of delivering the ball. Last Sunday his
three-oagger in the ninth was the cause of
the East Siders defeat and Mitchell will always
have concealed feeling for him. Norman
Hanger, the stone wall first baseman," is &C.
knowledged the best in the city in that posi-
ton, and he is of the few basemen who 1,
always sure of clouting the ball at the right
time The Tonys will line up today in the
same order last Sunday which was as fol-
lows: Olson, catcher; Dahlgren, pitcher; Sather-
lee, short stop; Hanger, first base; Rognas sec.
ond base; Hanson, (Capt.). third base; Hail.
strom. left field; Rule, center field; Nelson
right field and Granberg, utility. Hoel and
Hamilton will do the battery work for Hop
kins. The former was formerly a pitcher in
the Three "I'' league. and is said to be q
wonder. Manager Irgens desires that all mem.
bers of the Tony team meet at 251 Cedar ave-
| nues at 1890 o'clock to have their photos taken
and at 80 they will leave for st. Louis Park
The Austin Westerns of ST. Paul will plsy
the Reeves team at Fort Smelling this after.
| noon for side bet of 500. The Austin West.
! ems are the best sem-professionals in St Paul
and have already met and defeated some of thu
| best teams in the state. Earl Howard and
| George Renni1 do the battery work for thu
| team and Pete Williams another Minneapoln
| PLAYER. covers an outfeld position. Rennix 1.
| We'll hHo"H among the Dali FANS In this CITY
| and is undoubtedly one of the best pitchers that
the amateur teams Of this city have turned
out. His work last year at Saltwater was
noticed by several different managers who have
made many offers for his services but he de-.
sires to play only Sunday ball and hold his
position with the Omaha company. Earl How
ard is captain of the team, as we'll as doing
| the catching Howard is almost too good for
semfprofessional ball; he should he in the minor
leagues, but he also is of the opinion that base
oal is 1or pleasure more than labor. Williams
was with White Bear the early part of the
season. BIZ. Howard induced him to sign with
| the st. Paul team Sergeants. Davis and Fur
ness of Fort Smelling are playing fast bali
with the Austin Westerns, but it is feared they
will be called out of the state soon.