The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

Blooming Prare Sunday Ieb BUT owing pay to
the game was called off and now Manager
Schroeder of the Holtze-manns would like to
Is posbe and w If gnh
team II the Camdens refuse to play. For games
with the Holtzermanns address John schraeder,
For the benefit of those who failed to see
the account dto Of the chanbes Of teams
wishes it published again. The Hopkins team
was scheduled to play and they started out
manager pulled them off the field in the fifth
inning. At this time the score was 1e to
Ve Which s some aha o.
1 ne Held IN uniform. was then taken on for a
little social ST time and in five innings
Der pitcher, held the initial team down to
three hits in the five innings played The win
fast out:of-town teams, Deephaven Markvilie OF
Wayzata preferred. For games address C. Erick-
son. 40 Chamber of Commerce.
The Outquirts defeated the stretchers by the
score Of to o. The winners have just organ
a wonderful little pitcher. who was formerly on
day he allowed only one hit and Struck s out out
The Kline & Tilbury team met the Indepen-
Of to Is: Harry Brookston was IN tn the box box
for the winners and his opponents could not
lane on his twisters at the right time and SO
time, was behind the bat for the Kline &
Tilbury club and his work was feature. The
to hear from some fast out-of-town teams For
games address George Carroll, 253e Bloomington
avenue. - -, lE--S-s-- = =
The Mohawks defeated the Pegg & Rickerts
by ty score Of Il to 5: sprague pitched for
MI
this season and have lost only two. Teams wish
ing games with the winners can arrange same
first street.
s The Kllroyl DO not deny being defeated
by the Immaculate Conception school team. as
the team mt they played was combination Of play
Minneapolis and all older than the Kilroy nine
and the game went only seven innings and that
Is not time enough for the players to get
The salzer Juniors defeated the Fairviews by
ene q ny e a's won from the
snday s e. with the to R sila1se or
Gran Ell Upton avenue n fhe fst a az 5ey
formers grounds and July on the iatter's
Mimi, next Sunday morning where they Will
meet Manager Wohlfahrt's aggregation In the
first first game Of the series in the afternoon Of
team does not feel discouraged over his defeat
at the hands. of the Lunds last Sunday, for the
loss Of the much coveted game has only encour-
aged him to make his aggregation stronger by
the weak spots Of his team for his
coming game with the Toozes. Manager Hent-
Of e the
expected happens they should easily carry of
the honors for the day. The Toozes' manage
series Of four games with the crack Water
town, s. D., team. The series will be played
in the early part Of July.
The Camden boys and the Up-to.dates met
for sfxteen-inning game on the formers
grounds, Thirty fourth and Knox. The feature
Of the game was the long home run of Hutchin-
score, 2 to 0. For games with the Camdens
address R. Hutchinson, care Of Minneapolis &
St. Louis railroad.
The ]. G. Donahues evidently had severe
attack Of cold feet Sunday, as they did not
show up to try conclusions with Manager Stein
metz reorganized recruits
The Kelly steinmetz team will play the Sec
ond game of the series with the Anoka Acmes,
won the last game by a score Of 4 to 2, and
are practicing hard to duplicate the trick. The
men who will go to Anoka are: sidwsll; An
Haynes, Reichel, 81. Steinmetz and Gillis
For games with the Kelly Steinmetz team adj
dress R. F.-steinmetz. 1911 Fremont avenue N.
Twin City phone 1887.
The Plymouth Clothing House team would
like to hear from some fast out-of-town team
for Sunday, June "a or July 1. st. Cloud,
saltwater, C1arksyil1e or Graceville preferred.
For games address Con Mortenson, Plymouth
Clothing House.
The fast New Boston Merchants will cross
bats with the Ideals next Sunday at Eighteenth
avenue and Monroe street NE. The Boston
Merchants will line up as follows: E. Anderson.
catcher; Peterson, pitcher; Davis, shortstop;
A. Anderson first base: Dalh. second base;
Howe, third base; B. Anderson, left field; Mar
tinson, right field; Gapellar, center field. For
games with the Boston Merchants address Albert
Peterson, 1908 Pierce street NE.
Artichoke, Minn.-The runner is eligible to
make score If possible. He can run until the
ball is recovered.
SPRINGFIELD 10, sANBoRN g.
Springfield Minrs. June 20.-At the old set
tiers picnic yesterday, at Shutdown. Sprfnrf1eld