The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

Toose team in, general has developed speed in
their field work, while at the bat they are ex-
cepttonaly strong. 1t was at first thought that
the j. d: Rogers aggregation would be con
siderably crippled account Of its loss Of their
speedy twisler, Christie Mills, who has signed
q contract with the Cannon Falls semi-profes-
stonals for the season. But In his place Manager
Hentschell has succeeded in securing the we'll
known local twirler, Fred Spencer. who last
season began his pitching career with the J. 81.
Thies team, by shutting out Sam coughlin's
Lund Land team and ended the season with won
derful work in the Southern league. Mr.. Speh-
Ger has secured an exceptionally good position
WIN The r. and has m @ de-
his first game for the Toozes this afternoon
against the Fartbault aggregation, while WILL
liam Pehle,' the Toozes crack pitcher, will as
sist him behind the bat. .s.t...'
Players OF the Toozas team are requested to
meet at the Milwaukee depot at S:45 sharp this
morning. Manager Hentschen has. open date
next Sunday, also June 8. Games are desired
should be addressed to him IN care Of the Min
neapolis Tribune. '-aaF.' '.5F
Following is the lineup of the teams this after
noon: Too7es-Wiliam Pehle, catcher; Spencer,
pitcher; Penweu pitcher; Tousgnant. short-
! stop; Mauren captain first base; Geelan, second
base; Wagner, third base; McNaughton, left
field; Wines; center field; Williamson right
pitcher; Bllert, pitcher; Brubaksr. shortstop;
Newgard, first base; Shields, second base; San
drus, third base Kemp left field; Ellert, CEN
Ter neldj Lamb, right field. - s.-.~u IN.
Frank Jobst and his Archers will meet the
fast Il. & B. team this afternoon at the 1atter's
Thirteenth avenue NE grounds. The Archers are
not In the least discouraged as result of their
defeat by the Salzers, but on the other hand are
! all the more anxious to work and regain their
| lost laurels. Manager Jobst made statement
4 to the effect that even tho the Salzers won from
| his team they cannot boast Of having an easy
time. for every run that was made by them
was the result Of hard work. The Archer's line
1 up this afternoon will be the same as last Sun
day, with saltness. the South high twirler. doing
games with. the Archers address Frank Jobst,
231S Bloomington avenue.
The Britains have organized for the season
and would like to arrange games with any ~
year-old teams in or out of town. For games
Twin City phon 49, TIL following isl the
/ linup Of the Britains:. Oslo, catcher; Haverty,
| pitcher; O'Brien. shortstop; oberg, first base;
| Doell, second base: D. O'Brien third base; r.
Oberg, left field; Sheridan right field; Burns,
! center field.
| The Plymouth Rocks would like to arrange
games with any team in the city whose average
| Nash, 1904 Stevens avenue. N. W. phone South
! 76o J2. ~ ...,E.s.e1 -
4 Raymond Abel, manager of the Hennepins, Is
i DESTROYS Of hearing from some fast 13-year- old
teams for games. Address 1906 Fifth street NE.
i The Anchors defeated the Clintons by the
4 close score of II to 10. The Clintons are noted
/ for Their ability as batters, but CaswelI, the
i Anchor pitcher, made them look sick when they
I faced him. Peterson of the losers should be In
! better team. The catching of Growvall and
the fielding of Hartman were the features. For
/ games with the Anchors address William Palmer
i 2T36 Ninth avenue s.
The Pegg & Rickerts would like to arrange
! games with Anoka, Excelsior Carver or Jordan
Address Att Washington avenue N.
Browns Business College of Sioux Falls de-
4 feated the Elk Point high school in a close
i and interesting game by score OF to g.
Jack Kennedy, manager of the washburr
] Coupler team. is out with sweeping challenge
4 to all amateur teams In the state. Kennedy |,
Z swell known in South Minneapolis as an amateu,
i ball player, and he is pitcher Of fame. Any
teams wishing to try conclusions with Mr. Ken.
i nedy's team can do so by addressing all com.
munica lions to 2516 Thirteenth avenue s.