The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08

bunch together. Dell and Grady will consti-
tute Truwes battery and many Of the Mime
apoiis teams nave been up against that snag
alr S0 this season and all have lost.
The Camdens and their rooters will arrive
back IN Minneapolis late this evening.
The Tonys, under the management of E. M
lrgens, will line up against the Holtzermanns
this afternoon at Mnnehaha in the first game
of double header for the benefit of the Twelfth
Ward Republican club This game will settle
a long standing dispute well as the cham
pionship OF the amateur class in Minneapolis
For the past three years these two teams
have been the btterest of rivals and the fans
VIII attend In large numbers to the game.
Manager Schraeder of the Holtzermanns is as
anxious as is Ingens to win this game and
he said last night that If the Tonys won it
would be a great surprise to him. Kersten
Will be on the slab for the Holtzermanns and
Dahlgren will perform for the Tonys These
two men should put up battle that will be
vel! worth seeing and no doubt all of the
their respective favorite.
Inc Tony team has played twenty three
games since Its organization and has come out
victorious veto; in every contest except one, that
being the fast Red Wing Furriers game The
team Is composed Of well-known amateurs and
the battery, is especially strong. Dahlgren
pitches, while Olson, the North Town giant, does
the backstop stunt. 1t is not necessary to saw
anything of Dahlgren's ability as every anna
teur fan in the city has seen him in action
and he is not at all erratical. Olson has a
reputation as home run hitter and he is more
like Joe Dufour than any other catcher in the
city always being there with long drive
when 1t is needed and being sure on base
throwing. . s. -
the star pitcher Of the South high school and
was always able to deliver the goods He ia
at MS best this year and he is well supported
is confident that his men will hold their own
and If he himself plays in his usual form the
spectators Will witness some clever shortstop
called at 1870 sharp and Frank Figgemeir Will
undoubtedly umpire. ~ r.-F
Manager W Hurd Of the independents wishes
10 ADVISE the public that Reorganization of
their club has taken place. the only change in
the lineup of their team being due to the re-
lease OF two incompetent players. newly
organized aggregation has taken the name of the
Independents, doubtless expecting to flourish nv
the prestige of the original Independents, This
Is direct INFRINGEMENT and humorous one
to the large following of such we'll established
organization as the Independents =.
Manager Taylor will pilot the j. G. Donahues
to Chaska today to meet the local team in
what promises to be strenuous contest The
Donahues have been considerably STRENGTHENED
by the addition of Harkins and Gilman for
marly with the Javas. = 49,. -.
.. The chaskas. who went down to defeat be-
fore the Minneapolis Chronicles last Sunday
have been untiring In their efforts to get in
AL condition and expect to carry of the
big. end Of the score in today's game The
train leaves the st. Louis station for Chaska
at 3 am The following in the lineup Of the
Donahues: Budd and Freeberg, pitchers; Muir
phy, catcher; Olson, shortstop; Gilman first
base; Peterson, second base; A.. Olson, third
base; sherer left fielder: Alwroth, center
fielder; Harkins, right fielder. Any fast out
of-town club wishing to arrange game or
series OF games with the Donahues, write or
telephone Manager Louis Taylor, SIT Lynda1e
avenue n, Minneapolis. Twin City 143o4
. =
=, The Laur!tzen Malt team will travel out to
carver to play the team at that place. A good
from them this season and the Carver boys
VII: try hard to even mp matters BY giving
ager has been strengthening his team BY get
ting ing several fast players 50 that the visitors
VIII W have to play the game IL they want to get
twirling for the malt boys and Pennig viii
take them OF the bat. All players are re-
quested to be at the Minneapolis & st, Louis