The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The MANAGER of the Arnotts claims a game
from the Kline & Tilbu-y team for non-ap-
With Manager Yettes;s team for last Sunday
and the latter die not show W. According to
reports the Kline & Tilbury team considers the
Arnott buLch too small for them and an
answer Manager Cauley of the Arnotts has
agreed to play for any amount and on any
For games with the Arnotts address James
Cauley. 29O1 Clinton avenue.
:, The Harris Colts claim game from the
Hennepins by the score of 8 to o the latter
team failed to appear on the battle grounds at
the time agreed upon. The Colts challenge the
is waited for Sunday Address Conrad TRorp.
244O Fourteenth avenue s. The Harris team
lines up as follows: Hendricks, third base: Law
first base; Buckley, catcher; Flynn, Hammel and
f. Hendrickson. t.s go - ~.
Manager Flaherty of the A. o. H. No. team
desires the players to report for practice tomor
row evening on the grounds at Eighth til, avenue
have few o2en dates and would like to play
the Chaska team. For games address NJ. D.
Flaherty. in care of the North Star Shoe COM
rany.
The manager OF the Gerbers would like to hear
next Sunday. For games address Thomas Chap
man. 442 Nineteenth avenue NE.
The American Linens would like to arrange a
game with some 16 or 17-year-old team for next
Sunday. the game to be played Or the Linen 8
3714 J. ~
The Haymarket Stars say that George Rogge,
Andersons and farther that the latter team is
| challenged to play next Sunday for $25 purse.
The simms defeated the Docken Bros Of
Hopkins last Sunday by of to O..
Batteries. Kenney and Theilen, Brown and Rock.
They also defeated the Hopkins. Jr. team by a
| aCfG pof% T1,nt1oy
! Mark and swenson. The simms- have made a
change in their lineup. Spec, the North Side
change has strengthened the team considerably.
On next Sunday they will play the Kilroys
4 good 1e-year-old catcher would like a po-
| stion on an organized team Am good hitter.
Only teams having uniforms need answer. 4. E.
I Salisbury. 100 Bryant avenue n. $50
The Lund Lands shut out the West Minneapc-
! lis team at Hopkins yesterday by the score of
| 5 10 O. Schroeder, who was in the box for
| the Lunds, seemed to have the home team pnz-
lied, while eight hits were made off Diminik' s
| team, with Rees coming IN a close second The
former accepted nine chances without an error.
! while Rees took six. Mark Rogness played
that came his way without an error. Three
hits We're also registered to his credit
| The Dnrsens defeated the Monte Carlos yes
| terday by the score of 13 to q. The game was
| an Interesting affair and four of the Dursens
players were out of the lineup. The third
| baseman of the winning team shifted to
! the pitching department and his work fine.
Manager Bush OF the Dursens is out with
his hammer and is angry. The cause is the
| statement of Manager Lynch of the Thills to
the effect that the Dursens did not have an
| earned run in the game between these two
| teams. Mr. Bush is willing to meet the Thiils
again end is also willing to put up purse
that his team will come out on top.
| The Twenty Second Avenue Stars won from
! the Antquists by the score of IA to 13. Fol
| games with the winners address Manager, 221t
| Third street n. 49,.