The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-15
THE INDEPENDENTS

The C. E. Christians have organized for the
season and are out after the scalps of the
Haugens and the NJ. E. Washburns. John Crow
ley has the management Of the team, and he
has signed some of the fastest players in the
city. Any and all amateur teams win chal-
lenged, and some good games are expected.
For games address John NJ Crowley, 2029 Ste.
vens avenue. Twin City phone 5o43.
The Eagles will play double-header tomor-
adent Hattie thaf he viii viii succeed in Whining both.
The first game will be with the Fremont Stars,
on the Eagles grounds, and the second with
the Duponts on their grounds. Murphy will
tWirl the first game and. If he y not ia,
viii play any 12-year-old team in the state
For games address Manager Edward Hurley, 723
Fourteenth avenue n. Northwestern phone Main
The sForpn1n-Ford team wonld Ike. to arrange
for games to be played on Saturday afternoon
This club has met and defeated most Of the
best teams I'M the city, and are. willing TO
meet other teams that claim the championship
Forman-Ford company, 116 Washington ave-
nue. S. ''ets'3' ';' E5iT - g; =
The Holtzermans and Chronicles will play at
4 the park on Sunday afternoon to decide which
- the best Of the two teams. There has been
VIII settle ifo
alL ~ The Chronicles will be greatly weakened
by the loss Of their pitcher, who has deserted
to- play with the Toozes. Kersten will be on
the Slab for the h s and TN
called atr1:so win be preltrn-
mary to the Lund Land-Cann Falls game.
/ The Htedemans claim game from the Bis
tedeat1 team for 'non-appearance. The manager
OF the latter team made all arrangements for
the a sSe to be h
nor his team could be found. For games with
the Hiedemans address Louis Hiedeman; 400
Sixteenth avenue N.
/ In one-sided game the. G. e. Wochlers
made the Browns dance to tune Of 10 to g.
The feature Of the game was the batting
Of Hansen, who secured four hits out Of five
times up, one Of these being home run; and
also the pitching Of Kamerer, who struck out
eleven men and alowed but three hits Their
Kamerer. pitchers. g. Gerton, shortstop; F.
Lang, first base; W. Clare second base; n.
Borsch, third base;z B. Borsch. center field;
A. La Palm, right field, and II. Hansen, left
sThe Gaghaeans WIN have their suits in a
few days and want to hear from any. fast
local teams; the Gerbers Or Independents pre-.
ferred. Address Loren Jobst, 2312 Sixteenth
avenue, S. ;..ts -, 4.
Ethe f1arrtets were defeated Tor the nrst time
this. season. yesterday by the Edinas by q
score Of II to A. The Harriets want. gameh
/ with or 1S-Yedr-OlQ LealuS. AuuTeSs MAIL
ager G. J. Martin, $40 West Forty fourth
street. Phone Twin City 1217. - 1900
The y. M. o. A, team viii play the Miller.
Davis nine on the parade grounds tomorrow
afternoon. -. z
Tomorrow afternoon. Mt Twenty first avenue
and Fourth street n, the Dodson, Fisher, Brock
mann team line up against the Forman- Fords
| George Schuckhart or. Roy Sweitzer Will &c
the Slab work for the Dodson Fisher, Brockmann
! team, while George MeCraekenz5Hstn do the re
4 ceiving. Wilson and Olson are booked for fhe
| same stunt by the Forman-Ford team.
Tie: Independents would like to arrange 9
game with some fast team fog Sunday after
noon The Thills and Gerbers have been repent
! eddy challenged and the independently manage,
4 would like. reply. For games address w
1 Hurd, 1875 Sixth avenue n.
4 i The immaculate Conceptions would like t.
i arrange games with the kilroys or .Hennepins
1 Address j. Markell. 604 Fourth. street n. 7
/ o. I702 $3.50