The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-22

That he has succeeded need not be said as he
has won from some Of the best teams in the
city.
The Fishers have not been playing for the
past few weeks, but Manager Gilbert says
that the East siders will have nice little
time II they going to down his team this
afternoon. Hokinson will be on the slau Tor
Gilbert: while Van Arnum will perform for the
East Side team. "Red'' Hill will be behind
have some of the Fisher batters talking foolish
words to him instead Of watching the ball.
The teams will line up as follows: East Min
neapoIis club, Hill, catcher; Woodcock, left
field; Lade, second base; Jones, shortstop; Han
son, third base; Hengen. center field; Evans,
first base; Foiceblade, right held and Finn or
Van Arnum. pitcher Fishers, wa Wassing ing short
low, second base; owenan, center field; Carl
son. third base; Doyle, first base; Morgan
right field; Hokinson, pitcher. .-..-
The Marines will play the Harriets today
at Lake Harriet and tight game is expected
by both managers The Marines have been play
Ing fast article of ball for the past few
weeks, and Manager Walauist thinks that he
can win from the best Of them at the 17-year
| average. The Thils making a good record
step the Marines. For games with the Marines,
phone Axel Walquist, Twin City 1906.
/ The Lund Lands will play at Hopkins this
afternoon against the strong West Minneapolis
team of that place Manager Coughlin had in
tended to give his players an off day, but
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their team could do against fast club and
so the game was arranged.
Assistant Manager Kinkel and Hoke have
settled their difficulties and the speedy second
basemnn will be in the Lund lineup tomorrow
Sam Coughlin seems pleased to have Hoke back
and he will add few more new men to his
| team before the Brookings series at Renville
on Aug. and 4. The citizens Of Renville
have posted purse for this Lund Land Brook
| tngs game and the two teams will meet for the
| third series of the season.
| Tba Of Dipc will 10 Mad
O'Clock and all Of the Lund players and rooters
| 1 o'clock.
The Palace team will leave the union station
! this morning at 1880 for St. Cloud and in
the afternoon will line up against the fast team,
representing that place. Manager Braman has
his old team together and Is ready to meet
all Of his old time opponents. The team is
composed of such men as Jimmy and Billy
Potts, Lon Avery and Frank Geist.
The Palaces played at Red Wing last Sun
day and received a rather shabby deal from
been elected captain Of the team and he has
issued a challenge to play the Red Wing team
at any time and any place for a side bet OF
500. Up to last night he had received nc
answer, but he hopes to before this week Is
out.
Manager Braham will pitch Lindei today an6
that twirler will no doubt show up some OF
the native batters that have been surprising the
ST. Cloud people. Frank Geist will catch
Linde's benders and he is admitted to- be the
best semi professional catcher in the city. Tht
Palace team will line up as follows: Geist
catcher; Lnde, pitcher: !, hayser frst base
Best. third base; Carpenter, left field; Avery
, center field, and Jimmy Potts, right field.
J, The J. G. Donahues and the Kelly -steinmet
: ing in victory for the Donahues, will agar
I try conclusions at the Donahue grounds OF