The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

Anderson's Colts will meet the Hayma kers
Ghis morning for the second time this season
on the formers grounds. In the first game the
Colts Won by large score but since the losers
have been strengthened by the addition Of FIVE Of
the Chronicle players The game this morning
Is expected to be a hard-fought affair. and both
teams will play at their best, as there is side
bet for $40 the result
Duquette and Flaherty will be on the points
Tor the Anderson team and Brown and Ness for
the Haymakers. Duquette is heady pitcher
Will find it hard matter to make safe hits.
The game will be called at 10 O'clock and the
same old Hal will do the imp trick.
The Hotzermanns will play at Hopkins today
and the members Of the team are requested to
meet at the Sixth street waiting station at /
O'Clock. Manager schraeder will try out his
new pitcher, seiverkrop, in this game, and he
Is expected to make good. Seiverkrop is q
youngster that will be heard from among the
best of them In year two and he has
showed hi metal In several good games that he
has pitched for the Archers. The Hibernians
secured his services fer their series at Hibbing
and in the game he pitched he had the misfor-
tune to lose out by one rum the score being 4
to s. This loss was no disgrace, however, as the
Hibbing team Ia composed Of players that have
played league ball. and still playing fast
article Of the sport. Anderson will catch the
new twirler, and Schraeder is confident that the
catcher can keep him in good spirits.
The Hopkins team Is strong this year and
Aas played some of the best teams in the state
among which were the Young America and
White Bear teams. The crack twtrler Dowinick
will probably be in the box for the home team,
and II he is the Minneapolis bunch will have to
play hard.
The Marines are out with challenge to all
N-year -old teams in and out of the city and
are after the Gerbers in particular. Manager
Wallquist claims that he has tried time after
time TO arrange a game with the Gerbers but
that ne has been put off each time. If the
Gs'aers ase afraid to play the Marines then
the Thtlls Chambers Ciovers would be ac-
cepted. For games telephone Axel Walloutst
Twin City 1900.
The Kline 6 Tilbury team will take on the
$loexers THIS AFTERNOON ON the grounds at
Cedar avenue and Twenty-eighth street The
knockers are, according to their own admission
Sne OF the fastest teams in the city and Man
ager Yetter Of the Kline & Tilbury AGGREGATION
has been warned that his team is in danger of
defeat. Tie game viii be called at 3 o'clock
and large bunch of rooters for both teams will
attend. -7
The G. e. Haugens have been strengthened by
the addition of Stub Townsend the well-known
amateur catcher Of five years ago. Stub was one
Of the famous Blue Jeans players, and he also
played the Blacks few years later. The
Blue Jeans was a fast team, and many Of the
players are now in league ball, among these are
hickey, Dave Martin. Walter Carlyle and Gene
Ford. The Haugens are fortunate in securing
Townsend, as many Of the teams in the city
have been after him, but up to this time he
has refused to consider any offers. The Hau-
gems Will line up in the following order: Town
send, catcher; J. Roache, third base; Birch,
shortstop Harder, second base; Sweitzer, pitch
ar; Ehcar, first base; Blake, Roach, StultE and
AcCracken, outfelders. ANY team in the state
paa arrange games With the Haugens b, adj