The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10

tack and will probably not be operated on until
the fall, and 50 VIII continue to- pitch. Earl
Howard is doing the receiving, and he and Rem
nix have worked SO long together that they
compose Of the best batteries around this
section and both could secure berths with pro-
fessional teams ii they chose to give up their
positions. Pete Williams. who is playing the
outfeld, and Billy @Hoke at second base are also
Minneapolis boys. Williams was with the
Toozes for the past sthree years, and he started
out<wtth the White Bear team this season.
Hoke is perhaps one of the most popular ball
players in Minneapolis, and he can boast of
having all friends and no enemies. Noyes at
shortstop is holding his own among the st.
Paul players and he is admitted to be one of
the fastest men in the city. HoffsOn and Kali
embach assist Williams in covering the outer
garden, and three better men could not be Sc
cured. Kalembach was with different teams
in the Northern league in the past three years.
This afternoon the Austin Westerns will line
up against the Reeves team at South st. Paul,
and when they clash two of the claimants Of the
st. Paul championship will be doing their best
to down each other. On the 23d of this month
the Austin Westerns will play the Brookings
team, and on the following day will take on
Winona, MINI. Both of these games will be
played at Lexington park.
Manager Irgens and his Toney team will
leave over the Milwaukee road this morn.
ing for Red Wing and they will play the Red
Wing is said to have strong team, and many
twin city boys are in their lineup. Fred Spen-
Ger, formerly Of the Toozes, is doing most of
| the pitching for them, and he will probably be
i, pitted against the Minneapolis boys today Man.
ager Irgens says that he does not expect to
have an easy time Of it,, and he has instruct
| ed his men to play at their best until the last
| man is retired in the last inning:
'Cy" Dahlgrens will attend to the slab work
for the Toneys. and he is in fine condition and
should show up to advantage. Olson will do
| the catching, and there Is no danger Of him
falling down, as he is old one at the game
| al Ia being
| fast on the bases. Manager lrgens wishes the
members of his team to meet at the Milwaukee
station at 1880 o'clock sharp.
The Gerbers will play the Marines this after.
noon on the Gerbers' grounds A good game
is expected by both managers, as the teams
| are almost evenly matched. Kline has beer
selected to do the twirling for the Gerbers
laurels If he ever gets good start. In the
last game the Gerbers played Kline let dow
the opposing team with three hits. and sue
ceeded in striking out fifteen men. For game!
with the Gerbers address Thomas Chapman. A:
Nineteenth avenue NE. IT,,
The Ethans will travel to Anoka today an.
will play the team Of that town this after
noon. A good game is expected as both team
are in the first class Of amateur baseball AM
both have been playing winning ball tn
son, and the manager is anxious to come GU
ahead in today's contest On next Sunday tn
Ethans will play the saltwater Junior tear
at saltwater. The team will line up today a
follows: Wines, catcher; Cunningham, pitcher
Foutch, shortstop; Edwards first base; Wagner
second base; Kline third base Rakosky, Girl
and Cronin, outfe1ders. a&
/. The Ertl team 10 considered one of the bes
12-year-old teams in the city, and they hav
a record that has not been duplicated by man
, teams Their three latest victories were a
i follows: Ertls g. Eyes q; Ertls g. Nelson's 9
Ertls II, Berrys; 10. ALI teams desiring to tr
conclusions with the Ertl team can arrang
r games by addressing Ernest Ertl. 141e' Dupor
| avenue n. 3-ss%,Es, 5Est( q
: The Little saizers defeated the Beavers By
j score Of 8 to 3, and they would be pleased ,
hear from any 10-year-old team In the cit
that would like to try conclusions with the
!, fast bunch. For games address Leo Hirshfel,
: 1919 Lyndale avenue N. n. w. phone Mai
!, 735, Twin City 13465
t The Arnotts will play the independents tn
. afternoon on the Arnotts' grounds, Forty-secor
i street and Pi1lsbury avenue 8. Hoover will I
( the pitching for the Arnotts and Martin will I
e the receiving. This game will settle lon
/, standing dispute as to which team Is the hes
s | Hopkins' second team was scheduled to me-
! the Arnotts today but ct the last minute backs