The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

ders' team is stronger now than ever before
and the players have reached that point where
they can put up good game at any time or
place. Otto Kersten is the latest addition to
the team and his ability as a pitcher is well
known among the amateurs and high school
fans.
In the game last Sunday against the East
Minneapolis club he made a record for himself
In strike-outs. Kersten is also strong with
the stick, stronger in fact than most pitchers
and for this reason along with his pitching
powers he is valuable man. The team lines
up as follows: Anderson, catcher; Kersten,
pitcher; Severance. short stop; Swanson, first
base; Hendrickson, second base; Poison, third
base; scherer, :, left field; Hallstrom, center
field; Van Etten. right field.
Billy Budd the Donahues star pitcher, in
jured his right arm several weeks ago and
has therefore been unable to pitch this
ever and he will be in shape to pitch the
FAnoka game next, Sunday. The fans will no
doubt be glad to see Budd back in the box
again, as he knows all the fine points of the
art and is recognized as Of the best anna
teur pitchers In the CITY,. 49, * l..
The Eagles are flying high. We only fell
once out of eight chances to fall. Our rooters
are our wings. Brennan at third is simply fine,
while Foster at short is too good to live; Muir
ply on the initial sack does his work well |;
curves that no one can hit. The fielding is
wonderful, it can't be beat. The second base
man is quick little man, he is called by the
| name, BOBBY Leo. He holds his base like a
bird hangs on to- piece of straw. We don't
wish to play against married men, BECAUSE we
only average twelve. Several teams in North
Minneapolis IRE afraid to play u.s. + We want
games with the Heindemans, the Windsors and
| a return game from the Third Highland
| Parks We are confident that we will not
! fall lower with any team IN our class. For
| games address Ed Hurley, 1923 Fourteenth ave-
nue. N Telephone number is Main 464e-L2
| ! : . as = +
| The ''Toozes" will leave the Great Western
depot Tenth and Washington avenue S. this
| morning for Randolph, Mimi, and from there
will take fye-mile ride to Cannon Falls where
4 they play the crack professional team OF that
town in the afternoon Today will mark the
opening of the new ball park In Cannon Falls
] and the event will be celebrated with an
/ elaborate program, which will long be remember.
1 ed by the Cannon Falls fans. Manager Wohl
| fahrt OF the Cannon Falls team has saved nc
expense in securing fast players this season
and he has Without doubt one OF the best
/ teams in the state. As. his star twirler he
/ has been fortunate In securing Christie Mills
a well known local slab artist, and formerly
4 Of the s'Toozes' = pitching star. 81, N
Manager Hentschell Is OF the opinion that to
j days game should be easily won by his team
4 The players have improved wonderfully with til,
4 stick and in field work Seven stolen bases
i ton like Faribault gives an idea OF tn,
4 Toozes' crack battery. will do the heavy worl
4 Toozes' crack beattery, will do the heavy worl
j for them. while Mills and Pluff will be in IL
Il points for the home team. Manager j.. J. Hent
8. chell has an open date Decoration Day, 7, an,
also July l. All communications should be ad
4 dressed to him. care The Tribune.
II schmidt,s Bakers have organized for the sea
son, and would like to hear from III of To