The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-18
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Invitations
besissued shortly. The G a; R. committee hav-
ingA this matter in.eharge1 is anxious to$have
that they. appear in Uniform. Owing to the
great number Of amateur teams In the city the
sptts at as TO make nav u9
quested to accept this announcement instead Of:
Participate IN the pa aaa
o T Main By stere of to-
The. suggers. would llke to arrange games with 1T
Of 13-year,old teams as, For games .r at
vs. VS. : Rudolph Aentsehe'' 1913 see0no y'fees
The Millers will play the Powderhorns satur-
avenue S. The Miliers would like to hear from
the Lunds or Emersons. Address Churchlll
Ninth avenue phone t6 1902 fes + e
& ST.. L. railroad team tomorrow at the Parade
grounds at 3 pm. Willcoekson and = kn zee
WI DC sne WdTE in a with
Cookies was Of high order and he shouid nave
won his game, He allowed but four hits .a ana
Who HGs was unhitable With men on bases. Games
Of town game is desired for May 80 with some
out of town high school team or any other team
For games address G. T. Booth. care I'm. G: A.
and wish games with any - or 15,year, old
in the r Gy . For Rm address Raymond
|
! The Elks claim a game from team manage
by Henry Holt for non appearance. The Elk
g." H ~ Eng :sss sE ss 's7
The Dodson Fisher. Brockman team au has beer
mercial house mines for SATURDAY a1terno q
games. A game is wanted for tomorrow. 40
dress Frank Grear. III Third street n. ,
The Minneapolis Browns will Journey to 1ounl
America Sunday where they will meet the fs
! o. O. road has consented
train to Young America so as to enable tn
players to return the same evening The B $21o
catchers; Wheaton, pitche1 Quincy hrst 9 9h;s
Joe Cutting. second base; Blanchett, snort; Chls
M sHs nIO outheiders The browns lined
against the Contensers in practice game las las
might and play at Hudson on May Il. Z IN
for Memorial Day and June 3. Address H.
Manderfeld, 100 Fourteenth avenue Sc.
ball. H. the No. 70 eneine
the 1anngans 30. BY score and OF there 10 was not
,, esting. The main feature Of the game, was til
hitting of Rice for the winners, he having mad
home on foap times Ms up captain n p 1as
Michael Burns and Ed Young We're the Who Tho,
running up a larger score. Jack Smith an
Tom button were the opposing pitchers an
their work was about on par: announcer gan
Will ue play Gu ny tnSSS 'SoAnS ~ N-
3 $50. r. ,
8 the score of IS to 2. The Emersons woul
| like a game with any II or 12-year-ol tear
For games address G. searle, III East Fl
teenth street. III y,
The Acme Stars baseball team would M
games, with any fast IL or 13-year-old tean
q Address George Gerard, SIG Medical block,
phone 1888 Twin City.
The Jake's Buffet team would like gan
: for Sunday. Address C. Anderson, lol1 Ea
Twenty eighth street. ,,,
All games Of the Excelsior ball club VIII
played ON their home grounds this season Al
teams desiring games with them Will adore
all letters to H. H. Mix, Excelsior. IT
schedule for this season is almost complete
and what few dates remain will be given to tt
first to write. The Excelsiors claim gan
!. from the Zenos for non-appearance.
i The Little Grays defeated the Laplande
by score Of 10 to /. The Little Grays wa
a game with the Little Japs or any other
or 13-year-o1d team for the morning OF May .
Address Cyrus Larsen, 30s Irving avenue N.
The Chalkerstone company would like
arrange games with any ~ or i3-year-oId tear e.l
in the city. For games address IA Six
, ers line up as follows: Joseph Carlson, eatehe
shortstop; Raymond La Belle, first base; Fr
g base: ALFRED Cooke, left field; Charles Day
q center field; George .Nugent right field.
The Double Eagles defeated the Cltntons
III a score of Is to 49, The feature of the gar
" was the batting Of Miller for the Double Eagl'