The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-30
EVERYTHING WORTHWHILE TN SPORT GATHERED HERE
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Ioneys q, Salzers 4.
4. & B. IL. Fisher Box 10. -.
Summlts 0, Steel 4 Machinery (morning).
m Msrlnes =! ., submits 2 (afternoon).
ioozes.stlliWater. game postponed.
Archers IL, J.5C. Donahues A.
The Division No 6 Hibernfans won a very
close aud exciting game fEona the Iroauo,s yes
terday afternoon at the Normanna grounds. the
maj score being to 8. Bernard Rice Of in.
door pail fame: was ip the box for the Hiber-
mans ana Fogarty and Flaherty took care of the
catchlng. For the Iroquos Lamb and Larson
were ", on tne points The 1roquois took the lead
ninth. when Hanley of the division team hit the
ball for three bases and brought In two runs.
This tied the score and a moment later another
run came In on q wild throw and the game end
ed with Hanley's team one run to the good.
The Summit team played two games yester-
day, the morning game being with team play
Machinery, which they easily won by score Of
to 1. In the afternoon the fast Marine team,
which had defeated them the preceding Sunday,
was taken on and by loose playing the SUBMITS
The X & B. club defeated the Fisher Boxes
in an uninteresting game as the score would in:
after things had settled and the runs counted
the initial team was, declared the winner. hav-
ing eighteen runs to their opponents ten. r
lust Mange nd s
telegram was received from the prison city man
ager saying that it was raining and the game
should be cancelled This was disappointment:
as 1t was too late to arrange another game, and
the players We're anxious for a game. Next Sun.
day the Toozes play at Norwood. Mimi, against
the Young America Norwood team.
The indoor ball game between No. IL and NO.
il engine house teams yesterday resulted In
victory for the 13s. the game ending IL TO ~.
Jack Smith, who pitched for the winners, was
formerly manager of the Apex. Rice ana hlng
OF the winners each made home rum.
The SUBMITS defeated the Steel & Machinery
team at str tse roenG By
a score Of s to i. Batteries-Lobdell and Mo-
berg; Halgren and Yedder. 4, "
The Anchors would like to arrange games
with any 18-year- old teams, the Trojans, Little
Japs, Blue remnants or Bud Warmers ppe efe
hot avenue s. Telephone Twin City 5s77.
The Lunds were to have played. the Powder;
till next Saturday. The Lunds' new uniforms
Will be finished next week. The Lunds are
willing to meet any 1e-year-old team IN I'll the e
city For games address James Moore, 24!3
Emerson avenue N, or phone Northwestern Main
1912. s... 49,:
The Little Japs defeated the Hartmans. 10 to
i, the game being stopped in the fourth in.
ming. For games with the Little Japs ad-
dress Harry Winkler, 81 Royalston avenue.
The As+orias defeated the Blue Pennants, 1e
to 8. The features Of the game were the
u
Mackenzie, Norton and the Ross brothers. - =.
The Girard Stars defeated the Hudsons, 10 to
O.. The Girard Stars would like games with
any 11-year-old team in the city. For games
address Captain Harold NJ. Moeshler, 900 sGtrard
avenue N. Phone northwestern Main 1921
The Monroe school defeated the Adam school,
Is to 6. The feature Of the game was the
pitching Of Walter Hall for the winners
= The Y. M. C.. A.. boys team defeated the
They lined up as follows: Kendall, catcher;
base; base Field second base; Wood, third base;
Griffith, left field; Brogle, captain and center
field; Alcook and Feely. right field Fifteen or
1e-year-old teams wishing games address A.
The 1mmaculates have defeated the Crombies
Dchsr FssT sneftep Wer
Saduhe second base; B. T. Wier, third base;
Kidd, left field. IT, $3.50 ~ 49,,
Baseball players in the St. Paul railway Of
hee $40 Robeft Street satGrdav to make plans
for the season., including the selection OF
grounds and the ARRANGEMENT OF a. schedule;
Baseball league Of st. Paul last year. and, in
view Of its success more are expected to join
t Presdenf The tny of
Malone, W. N. Stephenson. A. 3. Smith,
Frank L. Bacon, O.. H. Wilson, F. 8. Nc
Cabe. F. M. Rugg. G. E. Stone, w. W. wy
and and F. W. Saint; secretary treasurer, Harry
". Browne.
The Berkeleys forfeited their game with the
Dahlstroms for non-appearance. The Dahlstroms
defeated picked.up team BY a score of 0 to g.
street and Twenty:second avenue S, Sunday. at
10 am. o. DahIgren will pitch and H. Bell
will catch. -. ..--