The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-22

three tbree-baggers out Of five times up. Dib-
tle, for the First National, pitched fine ball,
but his support at times was very ragged. Bat
teries-security Martin and Birch. First Ma
tional, Royce Hall and Dibble. The Security
team wishes games with any office force team in
the city for Saturday afternoons or holidays.
For games address lylo Barnes care Security
Bank Of Minnesota.
The Eclectic team opened the season yester-
day afternoon in a game with the NJ. g. MS
at Nineteenth avenue and Twenty fourth street.
The game was holly contested in the first seven
innings, when the Eclectic catcher had the mis-
fortune of breaking Of his fingers, thus leav-
Ing the team in very bad condition, resulting
in victory for the NJ. & Ms, with a score
Of 10 to ~. The Eclectics lined up as follows
Donley, catcher; Munson pitcher Hoffman, first
base; Seguin, second base: Manager Rogers,
third base; Wilton, shortstop; Schuett left field;
Washtock, center field; Mclean, right field.
George Bretner wishes 1t announced that the
Chronicles will practice this afternoon at Eighth
and Sheridan avenues N. All members of the
team are requested to be on hand at 80 o'clock.
For games with the Chronicles address George
Breitner, 418 Sixteenth avenue N. Twin City
phone 1879.
Richard earle will twirl for his mayor of
Toxic ball team Thursday afternoon. May 8,
against the Metropolitan operahouse nine. Mr..
earle has a past record as a ball player that
he is proud Of. and it is expected that the
fans will turn out in large numbers to see the
comedian IN the role of a ball player. Besides
the entire Mayor CT Toxic company, all the
theatrical companies playing in the twin cities
will be In attendance. The Roosevelt club has
challenged the Metropolitans and will be there
| in a body to get a line on their work.
The Camdens will play a practice game witt
the Kennedys this afternoon. Last Sunday they
| net and defeated picked team by a score Of "a
to f. Manager Scoville wishes 1t announced thai
hereafter the team will play under the name o.
the Camden club, and Mr.. Seaberg will outfit thu
! team completely. The suits will be white witt
| red trimmings, red stockings and red and whit
| travelling coats. The suits will be ready TO
| next Sunday. The Camdens wish games with al
amateur teams. F. scoville, 1850 Lyndale' avenu
n. T. G. 1406S. FL.
The East Minneapolis club, managed by job
| Mitchell, will be out for practice this mornin
| at 10 o'clock for the first time this season.
number of candidates will be out to try 70
| the team. John Danaher has joined the tear
! and will play third base. The grounds are bein
improved and will be the best amateur park /
! town. For games call up r. G. 1907.
The latest team to organize is the Archer
Meaghers, which is being managed by Fran
Jobst who is well known a
is composed largely of the Kennedys players
last season. and the outlook for the season
rather bright. "Tod'' Jobst will do the catcl
ing for the team. and If he works with til
pitcher good he did last year he will be
fgood If not a little better than most Of IL
amateur catchers. Harry Brookston will do MOI
of the pitching. and WILL no doubt, be up to b
old form. iJobst responsible for the goc
, | record that Brookston has made. as he starte
him out with the Bloomingtons two years ag
Carl Saltness, who will play short. is q form
South high player. He IL also able ptche
Seiverkrop, Zimmerman and Check will pls
the bases. The former member of la
: years Kennedys. Fred Jobst ousdahl and Ma
tie McDonough will cover the outfeld position
. McDonough is also catcher, having caught f
. the Island team at one time. and later with II
P1ymouths. He is also an exceptionally got
hitter. Manager Frank Jobst would like
, hear from eli Of the frst-class amateurs. bo
! in and out OF Minneapolis. Address Frank Jobs
Z 231S Bloomington avenue.
, The Lund Athletic association team defeat
the Highland Parks by score Of % to 2. II
game lasted seven innings. The features Of Il
l game were the team work OF the Lunds. No
rors were made. Mumm let them have 1--WE hit
striking out eight men. The Lunds will have
) practice game with North Side high school
: Wednesday at 2:30 O'clock.
Engine house No. IA indoor outdoor team W
play their first game Of the season this afts
: noon, when Manager Arthur Frick will line
men up against the fast Pickwick teams. .