The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-28


The Olovers defeated the American Linen Sup
ply team in well-played ten-inning game, 8
to Z. With the bases full in the tenth Coleman
knocked a liner to Hanson, who fumbled and re-
covered the ball, throwing it over the third
baseman's head and letting in the winning run.
Jensen's pitching and Freeburg's all-around play
ing were the features. The following is the
9 a%srisan l.. So Z z: 80 IS 9 -
ahs Of ass s WITH
any teams in or out of the city. Address Clar-
enee. Peterson, se45 Thirty seventh avenue S.
The Little Grays have. arranged game with
the Irvings, to be played on the latter's
grounds. For games address Cyrus Larson, aos
The Eagles defeated the Dom Pauls by a
score Of to 0. The winners wish games with
en2 address ndde Hurey 7a
avenue N. Phone Northwestern Main 464e-L2
The speedy Marine team Of southtown com
esting game by the score of 16 to Q: The fea-
ture of the game was the heavy hitting of the
winners On Memorial day the Marines will
play double-header,' taking the Arnotts in
The Marines lineup was as follows. swa-
ST. Basa M
Carlson, center field; G. johnson, right field.
The Camden B. H, team defeated the Han
1eys A. 0. H. tossers in an exciting contest
yesterday by a score Of II to-. The sluggers
fourth round for six clean hits and a base on
balls, which Melted seven runs, getting lead
which the A. O. H. could not overcome.
The K: & B. baseball team will meet at
Klears, Tuesday night, to make arrangements
to 60 to Monticello On Memorial day.
The De Wits have organized for the season
and wish to hear from all out of town teams,
or any fast local teams that average 10 years
Address George De Witt, 4172 Washington ave"
nue. N.
The Dahls defeated the Emersons, by score
of IS to 7. The feature Of the game was the
pitching Of Harry Nelson.
Memorial day at Bryn Mawr;, The 1roquois
| would like to arrange games with local and out
of-town teams for Sunday, June 3, 10 and q.
| Address Joseph Slave, 214 Twentieth avenue N.
The. Glen Cars, commonly, known as the
Terrible Swedes,' defeated the Dorsetts In a
side. samuelson for the Glen Carrs pitched
fine game striking out fifteen men. Batteries
| --Samuelson and Dedrickson; Smoldt and Broad.
erson. ..-.
The Chronicles defeated the fast East Mime
apolis team yesterday by score Of to 0, be-
fore one of the largest crowds ever in attend
| ance at the Broadway and Central grounds.
The game fast and close at all times, both
teams putting up q fast fielding game.
ball, with Wheaton having a shade the best
| of it. Quincy, at first, made his first appear.
ance at the initial sack, and played a fast
| game Toker and Finn starred for East
| Minneapolis, while the catching of Ness and
the playing of Thayer at third were the fea.
| lures for the Chronicles. The Chronicles desire
| to hear from some fast team for Memorial
| day. Address George q. Breitner, Alb Six;
| teenth avenue N.
| The Golden Valleys showed the fast Magners
| Of Minneapolis that they were not all farmers
and hayseeds, Sunday. when they defeated them
| in a Wen-played game by the score of to g.
! Schied pitched great game up to the seventh
inning. when a wild throw let In four runs
Conlow caught good game for the Golden
| Valleys. The score by innings r E
Golden Valley II O 0 Is 90 Q o 30 12 4
Magners .........0 r o o 0 o g. 0 o-6 s :
| The Millers will play the Calhouns Memo
roal day on the latter's grounds. The Millers
would like to play the Arnotts or the Marines
| next Sunday on the Millers' grounds at Thirty.
| eighth street and Third avenue S. Address
Churchill Shove or phone 600 Twin City.
| The Plymouth Rocks would like to arrange
games with II or 12-year-old teams. Address
Carlton Nash, 1904 Stevens avenue. Phone
] Northwestern South 76o-J2