The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-22
NORTHWEST BASEBALL
PINE RIVER 1a. WALKER II.

,ail team met defeat at the hands of the
ocals by score of II to IL. Walker had come
To got on batting
clothes in the eighth and ninth and pulled out
victory from a mess that looked like certain
was little ragged Pine River has not been
beaten this year and has six wins to her credit
Following is the score of the game BY innings;
Eine River ;i'': lib 9 2 9 2 9 I ~
Batteries-Walker: Pioin and sundby: Pine
River. Kline and Robideau. =
HUDSON 4. JAcKsoNs 8.
Hudson. Wis. May 22.-Hudson defeated the
sas e PAU to r. fast BY
Johnson and Crowley; for the Jacksons knutzen
and Johnson. Hits. off Johnson 4. off Knutzen
Time. LAO. Umpire. Frank A. Truhler Of Hud-
son.. -. .-
HUTCHINSON 8, BIRD ISLAND o.
Hutchinson. Mimi, May 22.-The locals played
great ball yesterday and shut out the Bird Island
team to O.: Miller for Hutchinson was .,i In
third: For Bird Island Stub Nelson pitched
Se9 ay hund Gsnd with
the locals.
-DANvERs 10. DE GRAFT JUNIORS 8.
De Graft. Mimi, May 22.-The De Graft Jun
iors played their first game Sunday with Dan.
vers on the home grounds. losing by a score OF
gs and
NEW ULM 20, SLEEPY EYE o.
New Ulm, Mimi, May @. New Ulm high
TO- 8 shut og Sleepy a2 EYE u did not
teen men. Not a man Of Sleepy Eye reached che
teries-New Uim, Mueller and Seifert; Sleepy
Eye, Somerville Reed and kellum.
NEW R1cHLAND 8, wAsEcA 7.
Waseca, Mimi, May PIN hotly. contest
ed game between New Richland and Spring
ed by score Of to 8 in favor of New Rich
Good work Was done BY both pitchers.
B1AcKDucK 10, BEM1DJ1 7.
Blackjack, Mimi, May 22aIhs Blsekduel
team by a score of 10 to Z. The feature OF
the game was the felding Of Govro Lipps.
wAsEcA Is. owAToNNA 8.
waseca, Mimi, May 22:-In hotly contest
ed game Waseca defeated the Owatonna team
Saturday by a score of Is to In favor OF
and Jones; : W aseca, Bzoskie and Weller. Dur
ing the game little girl was hit by fou
ball, but at latest reports was not very badly
hurt.
-: CANDY 2, PORTER /.
Candy, Mimi, May 22.-Canby defeated Por
ter here yesterday in close and exciting gam
~ Ba att o'Key and Anderson; Por
ter, Ollinberg and Clausen.
: APPLETON 7, oRToNv1LLE 5.
Appleton, Mimi, May 22.-.The Appleton hig
school team defeated Ortonville high in well
matched game of ball Saturday. Score, I to
MoNTEv1DEo 7, APPLETON 4.
Appleton, MIMI, May 22.-The Montevide
high school team met and defeated the loca
high school team here yesterday In prett
contest. The final score was 7 to L.
vERM11L1oN Q, YANKToN 1.
Yankton May 22.-vermillion university de
| feated Yankton college at baseball yesteroa
by the score of 9 to 1. The home team mad
NOME 8, ENDERL1N 2.
Nome, n. D., May 22.-The Nome ball team
defeated the Enderlin team on their HON
Nome, R. knapp and Thompson; Enderlin
ICELAND and Moe.
CHATFIELD 8. LANEsBoRo g.
Chatfeld, Mimi, May 22.-The Chatfeld hig
school baseball team played the NTH game
their schedule today and won out, defeatln
the Lanesboro high, too.
HAMLIN 6, MARIETTA 2.
Madison Mimi, May 22.-Hamlin, eountr
team south Of this city, Ia sd
teries-Hamlin. Farnham. Schlosser and wal
smith; Marietta, Yetter and Reddie.
JACKSON Il, woRTHINGToN 10.
Jackson, Mimi, May 22.-Jackson high schot
team defeated the Worthington high school her
/ TODAY BY a score Of IA to 10. Batteries-Sath
and Dandy for Jackson; Fettits and Pattuso
! for Worthington. Up to date jackson an
Luyerne have not been defeated in the Soutl
western league, and probably will play tt
final for the championship on Saturday, May 2
at Worthington.