The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-13
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The observation-disclosures finally succeeded in
defeating the Vertex team. The score at the
Of the he The
ringtons have right to feel proud of their
victory. as this is the first defeat for the
WyveI- Harringtons in three former games.
Hainey, the Vertex pitcher, batted hard
In the fourth inning and had to be replaced by
tons desire games with any 13-year-old teams In
the city.
The What Nots have organized for the sea-
son and would like to arrange games with any
fast team in the city for Sunday morning, the
NJ. E. Washburns or SUBMITS preferred. For
games with the What Nots address Art Swan.
son, 1928 Lyndale avenue S, city.
Anderson's Colts defeated the ]. 7. Bauman
Stars on the latter's grounds in fast and
exciting game to the tune of 10 to 9. The fea-
ture of the game i've pitching Of Duquettes.
who struck ont eighteen men and the catching
fast and snappy game, making several double
plays. Any team desiring games with this
Bsg ~
phone Twin City 1924 or Northwestern Main
The Eagles now claim the 12-year-old cham-
pionship, and any team claiming the title must
slay the Eagles before saying such. The Eagles
12-year-old team wishing a game kindly write
to Manager Ed Hurley, 723 Fourteenth ave-
nue. n, or his phone is Northwestern Main
4e46-L2.
The Hawthornes defeated the Ninth Street
Stars by a score of 80 to Z. The Hawthornes
would like to hear from any 10 or 11-year-oid
team in the city: For games address Jonn
Sullivan, 1912 Eighth street s.
The Gerber Brothers would like to arrange
game for next Sunday with some fast l6 or
17-year-cld team in or out of town. the Inde.
pendents or Hopkins preferred, For games
address Thomas Chapman, 442 Nineteenth ave.
| nue. NE.
The washburn Home team would like to ar
| range a game with any 1s-year-old team IN
the city. For games address L. 81. Gerhard,
| Washburn Home. Telephones, Northwestern
South 2, Twin City 44s4
The Zenos have an open date for Sunday,
| June IT. They would like to heard from any
fast local or out-of-town teams: Ihey nave ave
| games by the loss of their shortstop, Sohi'
who has been doing very good work at short.
For games address Charles Stewart, 510 First
! avenue NE.
The Minneapolis Creams would like to get
game. with a fast local or out-of town team can,
good ball. but Manager Baker wants to strength.
en- some of the weak spots, and has signed
Bright, the former Dahl catcher. For games
with the Creams address Robert Becker. BOZ
! Sixteenth avenue N.
/ The Schmidt Bakers have won eight straight
4 games and SO think that they have claim on
/ the IL and 13-year-old championship OF the
s sa:Ei s0' .AnS' '.sp.'1s -, 49, =.
salzers Sunday on the sazers grounds sisi aners
lineup, and Joseph Pleva the new manager:
is confident that the team will be able to hold
S. & LIS are Paulson. the well known anna
Strand t ana haa of nS WIN
stop; Schultz. first base; Given; second base ;s,
thru base bs nsn PeT ab be
/ of the fastest the local fields, and most Of
the players have been PLAYING amatenr ball
was with the J. c. Donahues last year. and
his work was always the talk Of the spectators.
ereaSe and his place cond
i. be filled by any amateur shortstop in the city:
The basemen are all old at their positions. and
is the stronghold Of the team, and any opposing
!. batter that makes hit to the outer garden
can consider himself lucky The s. y T. team
Joseph Pleya, as Ontario street Sc, Mime.
apolfs.
The ToEeys desire game for next Sunday
with any team in the city or state. Address 3.
s2se. n9 90 -"en'' -'ee'-iO a'en'e
| manager cyrus ANDERSON OF lne JAKE buueb
team denies that the East Minneapolis team
defeated the Jakes on last Sunday He claims
that the team that the East siders played was
| picked-up team from South Minneapolis, as
he was unable to get all of his club together.
Besides this Mr.. Anderson says that he was
unable to pitch at his best, as he was III. and
the other pitcher was out of the city. The
Jakes wish games with all Of the frst-class
teams in the city. Teams desiring to try con-
illusions with them can arrange games by adj
dressing Cyrus Anderson, 1o11 East Twenty
/ eighth street.
The Toozes will meet the Furriers team at
Red Wing, Mimi, Sunday. This season the
Red Wing management has turned out Of
the best teams In its baseball history. Fred
4 Spencer, a well-known Minneapolis boy, and
/ until few weeks ago member of the Toozes,
will do the pitching.
The Toozes will put Wheaton, the former Elk
River star twirler, in the box. The Toozes de-
sire game or series with some fast indie
4 pendent aggregation in the northwest for July
4. Brainerd. St. Cloud or Little Falls, Mimi,
preferred. Address ]. Hentschea, in care OF
the Tribune