The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

Camden grounds. The Camden battery viii be
Frank Geust and Teddy Norquist. For games
with the Camdens address 1859 LyEdale ave-
nue. n. 7. c. phone 14O6S.
The Submits lost hard-foueht game to the
Marines by score Of IL to II. The interference
of small boys who molested the SUBMITS is the
cause Of defeat. The batteries were: Marines.
Rhodes, Carlson; SUBMITS Peterson, Burns and
Lobdeil. The SUBMITS will meet the Milwaukee
clerks this morning on Sixteenth avenue and
Thirty first street S at 10 o'clock. The lineup
will be: mLobdell, catcher; Burns Molberg
pitcher Post, first base Burns. second base
Martin, third base; HartZell, Gustilius and
Ahern, outhelders. For games with the Sum-
mits address T. c. 1927. Average, 16 or II.
Manager Hentschel Will take his Tooze team
to Saltwater today where they will play the
fast team represting that city. The saltwater
team, altho an amateur club, is one OF the
best that has ever been seen on the field at
that city, and Hentschel Is aware that his team
must play best pull n victory.
Christy Mills will do the pitching for the Toozes,
| and there is no reason why he cannot win his
game if the rest of the team supports him as
| they should -
| Eddie Burns, the new catcher from Iowa,
played his first game with the team last Sun
! day, and his catching is of the veteran style.
| He is always with his pitcher and is seldom If
ever guilty of an error. At the bat Burns is
always good and he never fans. The team re-
| ceived their new uniforms last night and will
initiate them with victory If things go as
Manager Hentschell desires. The teams will
! line up foOws ~
Toozes-Borrowman, catcher; Cook, pitcher;
| Burns first base; Crowley, second base; North,
shortstop Block, third base;. Mcdonald, left
| feldd; Castle. center field; Easton, right field.
! Stillwater-Burns, catcher; Mills, pitcher;
J Mauren first base; Bray, second base; Teuseg-
| nant, shortstop: Wagner, third base McNaugh-
ton. left field; Wines, center fields Jones, right
field.
At the benefit game at Renville between the
Fats and Leans the Leans won out by score
Of o to 8. The Fats had sixteen men In the
cap the Leans won The feature OF the game
was Ashley's catching of foul fly on top Of
his head, & 3 - t4rsS 80
The wayzata ball team has reorganized ant
ready to meet any and and all Of the twin s as
stronger than last year and will endeavor to se
revenge on some of the teams that won from
i them last season. For games write to F.. B
! Bleakly, Wayzata, MINI.
Next Thursday afternoon the big event II
! local theatricals will take place. for on tina
day the MetroDolitans and Richard Carle'
| s.A1ayor Of Toxic mines the diamond
lat Nicollet park. Both teams have been prac
ticing hard and they are both confident of vic
tory.
Preceding the game there win be big par
ade thru the downtown streets in which bot
teams as well as the entire Mayor of Toxic com
pany will ride in carriages. The Nets vii
4 line up as follows: Catcher, Billy Hoke; pitcher
. lack Phy1e: shortstop. Sam Grodnick; first base
Billy Dunn; second base, Captain John Hogue
third base, Claude Ivy; right field, Lew Rubin
center field, s. McCabe; left field, George Prim
Little is known of the Mayor of Toxic lin
up as yet. Richard earle will start the gam
at first base, and may go in to pitch II tn
Nets prove too strong with the willow.
The WyTels and Hacringtons have organize