The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL,

The Tonys and salzers will come together
Sunday for their annual at
some fast players, and, as this is the first
heavy game on either's schedule. they will be
out for gore and glory.I Dahlgren Of the Tonys
is one3 Of the best amateur twirlers in the city
and will add much to 2their strength. William
F hele, whossw1ll be at the receiving end, has
league, and this siflsBe IBIS last appearance in
Minneapolis this season. d For the salzers Smith
and Gest p that %n be hara on to buck
, an open date for May and would be glaG
to hear from some fast out-of-town team: Ad
dress E. NJ. Irgens, 1923 Twenty second ave
nue. s. - Gsers1. 1.'.-' T.
The ilers of the c. A. Smith Lumber company
have organized a baseball team which will b.
will line up as follows: G.. Farrell, center field
A: Abar. right fe1d;f M. Donahue. left field
Mnrn1 Rrf Base s sSo
Substitutes j. Olson e'I and C. Iabeie The,
sda Bet o HSe m Tshng
Twin City 1856. fO - =,
old team in the city. Address E. Emerson,
pSy gs Bafkeg t qnf Sahsy
ing order: F., Wilson, right field; ". Nelson.
shortstop; E. Emerson, first base and manager;
J. Hingeley, second base; W. Emerson, third
| DaSe; w w llSOn, 1eIt. QelQ; ii. DanlStrOH, cell
| ter field and captain.
The Marines defeated the SUBMITS in a close
game, p to II; The batteries were Rhoads and
ners, would like games with any, Is or 17.year
old team in the city: Address Ed Hanson, 1885,
Ffn gtEset Phsne Iwin city s9
20 to g. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Jorneson and the batting of Hall
perrin and Kistler. The Little Japs also de-
10 to 9. Any - or 13-year-old team in the
city w1shing, games with the Little Japs ad
The Flood Brothers defeated the Vogel Broth
ers in one-sided game, 20 to 2. The Floods
would like games with any 14-year-old team
trt the sty Address Joe er0sselen 4oa Fourth
The Little Grays defeated the Nigrtys by. e
Little Grays VIII play the Oak Leaves. at west
ern and Irving avenues Friday at pm
Eeven or 2ysarold teams desiring games ad
The. Eagles have organized with the follow
Ing PLAYERS G. Her catcher Leo Murphy
Leo, second base; F., Murphy, third base; Hen
ley center field; Brennan, left field; Branton
right field. They have, won one game already
Fourteenth avenue N n Phone Main 4s4ekS 80
me e. Monitors t1l, have rsorganiaed for The sea
street s. y .,-,-1-'' " =
den hail, 2on Washington avenue en- N. on tht
evening Of Saturday May g.. All amateur play
ers in the city are cordially invited to attend.
The Defenders have. organized for the season
and would like to get games with any II
4 year old team in or out Of the city. Team
4 wishing games address 81. s. Fall, 2913 Fourth
i avenue S. 7. c. phone 545 or N w. Mali
i 1886 L. r# s~,-
i The Archer & Meagher ball team would lik
la game with sany amateur club in the city 70
Sunday afternoon. Address Frank Jobst, 2a1
4 Bloomington avenue. .5..a H. u.
i No. 10 engine house indoor ball team defeate
!, Youngs Yanngans last night in rather IN
interesting game, the final score being to G
,, Jack Smith was in the box for the fremen
played loose game and at times did not sur
: port their pitcher at all. The only feature Q
! the Yannigans was the fielding and hitting O
, Michael Burns. On next Sunday morning th
I No. Is team will meet engine house No. Ia
ct TWENTY first avenue n and Third street
4 For games with No. 13 address Frank Harris
Engine House No. 10, Seventeenth avenue
/ and Twenty fifth street.