The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24

The Chronicle baseball club will take a trip to
Faribauft today and will meet the Enders club
OF that town this afternoon. This Is the second
trip of the season for the Chronicles. and Mana
ger Breitner Is anxious to win the game. On
the first trip Hutchinson played a series of
two games, and the Minneapolis boys succeeded
IN winning both.
The Enders team has good record, having
won every game played 30 far this season.
Their battery Is composed Of the best men that
could be secured in Faribau1t and the Chroni-
eles have been told that it takes good man at
the bat to make q showing against them. Du-
chane or Aberly will do the delivery work and
Thatcher will CATCH while Goelet and Ness will
constitute the Chronicle battery. Goelet is
Sidered one Of the best amateur pitchers in Min
Eeapolis, end he has been some fast teams.
The Chronicles have three good men in Dwyer,
GrcaVes and Rhomberg, who were with the
Salzers and the team has been materially
strengthened. Greaves Is Of the best in
feders In the business, and altho he has been
playing second he Will be able to take care Of
the short-held position On this team. Dwyer
will replace Manager Breitner in the outfeld.
Rhomberg Is a pitcher and is also good base
Aiah'
The game between the Holtzermanns and the
Chronicles last Sunday, which the former won
: has not disheartened the Chronicle players, and
they will go into the game today with the inten-
ton Of winning. The teams will bat as follows
at Faribault: Chronicies-Bloom Dwyer, Doro-
thy, Thayer, Carlson, Quincy, Greaves, Ness,
Rhomberg and Goelet Faribault-Keneven,
oIsou Sahdersr 6aupre, fiynn, Eatcher ADefiy
and Duchane
Manager Breitner claims that in the game
with the Holtzermanns his team was given decid-
eddy the worst Of the deal, and that he Is sure
- that his team can win in a fair game. The
Chronicles have open date for next Sunday
SD would like to arrange game with the
Toneys, Ioozes or Fishers. For games address
George BSeitner. in care Of the Chronicle Print
Ing company, 1905 Washington avenue N. S. /
The Toozes will leave over the Great Western
Tor Cannon Falls, Mimi, where they will meet
In the afternoon the fast semi professional team
which represents the town. Manager Wholfahart
- Of the Cannon Falls aggregation has STRENGTHENED
the weak spots his team since his defeat at
the hands of the Lunds, and will be prepared
to give the Toozes one of the hardest proposi-
tons that team has faced for some time Christy
Mills, the well-known local twirler and for
member of the Toozes pitching staff. is
slated to be on the rubber for the home team.
and If his arm is in good condition his former
teammates will receive severe test on the
part of their batting abilities. "Scotty" Plur,
Cannon Fails youngster and one of the clever
est backstops in the state, will assist behind
the bat The Toozes are determined to take the
first game from Cannon Falls tossers, and ha We
little fear to the outcome. The team has been
playing wonderful ball thus far this season.
having from of the best teams in the
state. The Toozes pre-arranged schedule is q
hard one, and includes such teams as Hawarden
Iowa, and WATERFOWL, s. D.
The mana cement has strengthened the team by
- occurring Mark Rogness, fast local player, fol
the infield position. Rogness made creditable
showing in the Cannon Falls-Lund game last
Sunday and the Toozes management may fee
fortunat in having secured his services Charles
Wheaton. the Toozes new twirler, will be on thu