The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-02
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The Defenders defeated the Security Envelop
team Sunday morning by the score Of to IN
nine and allowed only one hit The sot De:
Murphy, pitcher; Cauey, shortstop; Stewart,
first: Fall, second; Grafenstatt, third: Burdick:
left field Thompson r Tigh ut
17-year-old teams in or out OF the city; Those
wishing games call or write to e. s; FaH' 2 ~
Fourth avenue ). fhones: L. =. o4o' NJ w.
The Peg & Rickert team has reorganized for
Rickert,s and wants games with any 1s-year-old
teams in the state, Wayzata, Excelsior and the
Acmes Of Anoka, preferred. They line I'D as
captain; Bowers. shortstop Giant, first base;
Harrington, second; Halverson. third; Kelly, left
field Riekert Center Wsserburg Egn5; For
The Chippewas defeated the Mohawks yester-
day afternoon in close and exciting game with
a batting rally in the ninth inning. The score
was four to four I'D to the sixth. when the
Mohawks made one run: no more runs . We're
two more. making the score Ito 4 With the
score against them the Ghippewas as, came TO to
| Dagger. this was followed by three more hits
and with only out the score was TIED. With
p rMS orf the ei'S Winning run was registered the
Score being to Z. Burns and Lobdell. pitcher
and catcher of the ChipDewas. worked together
like clock work and the victory was largely
| due to their good work. Ostrem and Sandy In
| the field played their usual sensational games
| and both made a fine showing at the bat. This
| high school team at Nineteenth avenue ano
| Twenty fourth street 5. and Friday at1ernooi
| grounds Tenth avenue and Thirty-f1rst street 5
| For games with the Chippewas communicate VIII
| w. Mills 1928 Seventeenth avenue S; average 1t
! years; no Sunday games. -
The Eagles Will, play the HarEardens today
| Their line up will be as follows: Hauk, catcher
Murphy or Hurley, pitcher; Brennan, shortstop
| woodruff, first base; Lea, second: F. Murphy
third; Branton, right field; Foster. center; Hurry
left. The Eagles wish games with tn. the Hart |,
I Minneapolis. For games address Eddie Hurley
| 723 Fourteenth avenue N, or phone N w. Mali
The The Minneapolis & St Louis baseball team ha.
organized for the season and wants Saturday at
The team will line up R as rP
SOY seTi r. Cole hd f. g. Simmons, ao W. YoHneren
sb; L. La Were, IF; B. Roberts. If; r. 1 Bowen owen
The shevlins have defeated the J. LIS by, {
M MseR 2b zeinskS ab Carr
slepss Ct Street Fo SE address A. swider
The Clippers have organized for the season
ena wish n the e Lineup is as
/ err, Harris: pitcher, Bohen; shortstop Wilke
first base, snyder; second base, Ross; third base
/ center field, F. Bohen r.
Will the manager OF the team that Arranged
/
! afternoon at Forty sixth and Bryant avenues n
call up 81: s. Fall? Telephone Twin City $40
! The Golden Eagles would like to have gam
| with some fast-playing 10-year-old team. Fo
| games address Wymen Laktinen. 233 Humboldt
avenue N
E The Monitors have reorganizcd for the season
and wish games with any 1S-year-old team, In o
/ out of the city. The lineup Is as follows: Nc
Quire, catcher: MacCarthy. pitcher; Gadney
shortstop; Gerlinger, first base; Burke. secon'
i base: Fisher, third base: Ackerberg, center held
/ Rhodine. left field; Anderson right field Fo
games address w. g. Fisher. 1872 Eishti
4 street S.
The Ficks will play Excelsior next Sunday
s. All players are requested to meet at the 81
1 Louis depot at am.
The seminoles opened the season by dete st1n
] the Wyyel s Harrinsto 13 to : Inc semi
noles would like to arrange games with any i
of 14-year-old team in the city, the Blue zen
4 nants or Anchors preferred. For games ad
dress R.. Collins, 3442 Elliot ay ). Phon
i Northwestern 1852 T.
The HartInans defeated the Blue Ribbons.
to l. in five-inning game The Hartman
would like games with any 12-yearoid Team
the city. For games address L Miller l
fifth street n. --5---.sa- -