The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10

lost game to st. Paul. and next Saturday
return game will be played at Nicollet park.
good basis for the Tonka Bay game, and 1t will
be for blood. 81
The Kelly -steinmets team will meet the Zenos
this afternoon. A fast game is expected. An
dersou will be on the slab for the Kelly Stein
metz, and should the exerhon be too much for
be handled by "Robbinsdale" sidwell. Pivot
Jennings will cover short Steinmetz Roberts
and Barnes will hold the three bases, and
"Happy Charley" Reichel, Jack Haynes and
The Zenos will line up as follows: Webster.
Young, pitchers; Fitzpatrick. shortstop; Lude,
first base; Follmer, second base; sepple, third
base; Sole, left field; CARDINAL, center field;
Hulyerson, right field.
Manager Steinmetz of the K. s. l.. company
team would like to arrange game with some
fast local OF out-of town team for next Sunday.
Address R. F. stsinmetz. 1911 Fremont avenue
N. Telephone T. G. 1887.
The fast Dodson-F Fisher Brockmanns met the
NJ. & st. L. team in closely contested seven
inning game yesterday afternoon. The rain
stopped the game before either side had scored.
Sweitzer was selected to do the pivot work for
the DEB. team, with George McCracken on
the receiving end. Al Lindahl was on the slab
game was the pitching Of sweitser. In the
second inning. with the bases full, he struck
out the next thre emen. The DEB. team
meets the Forman-Fords next Saturday. For
games with the E.-F.-B.'s address Frank Frear.
The Eagles won two games Saturday, the first
| from the Lyndales By the score Of to and
| the second from the Little Camdens, Q TO Z.
The Eagles would like game with the Ewalds.
Address Edward Hurley. 723 Fourteenth ave-
niue n.
The Seward and Greeley school teams played
yesterday morning at the Minnehaha ball park
| and the Greeleys won by score Of IL to 7.
This game was to decide the grade school cham
pionship Of the city. The Greeleys were pre-
sented with handsome pennant that was pre-
scented bg interested parties.
| The Hoys defeated the Unions by the score
Of Al to I. The winners have played eight
claim the 12year- old championship of the city
l and would like to hear from some of the teams
+ that strutting around with the Idea that
they cannot be defeated. For games address L.
! Connolly, 780 Main street NE.
| The Little Graya defeated the Red Feathers
By the score of 8 to 4, The feature Of the
game was the playing Of the winners, Fol
308 Irving avenue b. ...t'-
The o.Haras defeated the Immaculates by
score of 16 to Is In a seven-inntng game. TIT
only feature was a double by O'Hara. Teams
desiring games with the winners can arrang'
by telephoning Twin City 312o.
The Zenos VIII try and give the Kelly
Steinmetz team run for their money this af
ternoon, when they meet on the latter's grounds
Manager Folmer Of the zenos has been busy TO
the last week filling the weak places in his line
up, and when the Kelly -Steinmetz leave the fell
this afternoon they may have higher opinion
Of them. -..-r .-. ~.
The Chamber Of Commerce will play the Dahl
strons this afternoon at Nineteenth avenue
and TWENTY fourth street. good game Is as
sured. Brastrup viii be the firing line 70
the Chambers, while Larson will do the re
cetving. The Chambers would be pleased t
hear from the manager Of the Endros Bros. 9
Farfbault. The lineup this afternoon will b
! as follows: Larson, catcher; Brastrup, pitcher
Lund frst base; Estenson, second base; Jevne
]. shortstop; Cronin, captain, third base; Hugdah
left field; Eficksmoen, center feldI Lndblad
right field, and Long, utility. For games al
dress Henry Lund, care Of Daily News,