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

Lauritzens address George d PidcoeE, 21o
Nineteenth avenue NE. Lauritzen Malt
company,
The Millers will take on the speedy Marine
team Of southtown this afternoon. A good
even terms and both expect to win. The 3A1illers
will line up follows: Hansen, catcher; Mat
son or Shove, pitcher; strate first base; varco,
second base; Kelly, third basel Matson or
Shove, left field; Cummings or Kennel center
field; Bear. right field. The Millers would like
to hear from the Robbinsdale team for game
for July 70. Address Churchill Shove, 17Os
Ninth avenue 8, or phone T. O. 1900
Manager steinmetz will take his Kelly
steinmetz team to Hugo today to meet the
team OF that town. Sharf will be on the slab
for the Kelly -steinmetz, Maloney will catch,
Denny Bray will cover shortstop, Steinmetz
first base, Roberts second base, Barney third
base and Captain HarlSins, Ollie Fladd and
Herb steinmetz will play the outer gardens.
JACK Haynes and Bill ellis, pitchers, will also
| make the trip. All players are requested to be
at the union station at am: today. steinmetz
would like to hear from Jordan, Delano or
Belle Plaine for game next Sunday. Address
R. +. Steinmetz, care of Kelly Steinmetz Liquor
company.
The Zenos will clash with the Haugens white.
sox today at Forty-second street and Pleasant
avenue s. The Zenos have won four straight
games and will try to make this the fifth.
Young and Webster viii do the battery work:
Ben Fuller, will play first, Sepple second,
Eollmer third and Solely at short Halverson and
manager has three men to pick from for right
field The players will meet at Broadway and
Central at 1 o'clock sharp. Any fast teams
IN me city or state wishing games address
Charles Stewart, $40 First avenue NE. T. c..
phone 1928. r.
-. The Dursens VIII meet the independents this
game will be called at o'clock This game
is expected to be the hardest fight that the
Dursens have had this season and Manager
Bush would be disappointed If the Independents
as both teams have large following.
Manager Bush would like to hear from some
Of these 17-year-old teams that are claiming
| the city championship, title which he holds,
| that his team deserves as they have yet to
lose their nrst game The Chamber of Com
for next Sunday If they not afraid ITO play
a good team. For games with the Dursens ad-
dress Henry Bush Bush 40 Seventh avenue NE.
The Dan OConnels have reorganized for the
season and are out to win any and everything
in the line Of games Little 'Heady'' Mulvihilie
will do the twirling for the team. and as he
is an experienced pitcher will hold his own.
Joe Graut has been secured to catch and Presto
| Petromalle the fast little baseman, will hold
nells address Bert Garvey. in care Of The
Journal. 5.# t E'.it
The Pegg & Rickerts will cross bats with
the Thills this afternoon on the latters grounds
| and when the umpire calls the game q large
| sized battle will be In swing Manager Lynch
will pitch Monyhan again today and as he is
the terror of all amateur batters the team from
| the North Side will be lucky If they secure
enough hits of his delivery to write them
down. In the game against the Linens last
Sunday Monyhan allowed only two hits and he
succeeded in retiring nineteen batters by way
o a Ia WIN 1f,So 10.
following order this afternoon: Lynch, short
stop; Monyhan, pitcher: Lawler;ss center field;
Thompson, catcher; ousdahl, third base; Ken.
nedy, second base; Chandler, left field; Heg-
manager of thes hills would like ito arrange
! a game with the following teams: Donahues,
zenos, New sUlm, Turtle Lake or Excelsior For
games address ]. is. Lynch. 211OgFifth avenue
s. Phones,iN. W. South 1o5 j; TisC.t 4458.
| sssIhe Aitchels lost their game with New