The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06

center field; Miller, right field; Rhonlbers.
pitcher. e.. -..'..r@
Archers-Jobst. catcher; -. seiverkrop, first
base; Zimmerman second base: Check. third
base; Berry, 'shortstop; Ousdahl, left field;
AcDonough, center field; F. Jobst' right field;
Saltness, pitcher. 7I" ssS5
For games with the sa1zers communicate with
Emil Lissak, 1904 Fremont av N: Twin City
telephone 6o3. ~, s~@-@?~s- ht,
. The Marines and Independents will play this
morning on, the east side boulevard grounds at
10 o clock. A good game is looked for as both
teams are exceptionally strong The Marines
would like to hear fromsSahy 16 or 17-yeaf-oid
teams in the city. Manager Ed Hanson T. c.
phone 2990. .F-- 81 o. -: = =: =. >sF "a
The Security Envelop team has organized for
the season and is being managed by Frank Web
ster, who was formerly a member Of the Apex
club which was under the management Of
BENJAMIN F. Ward. The Securities are out with
sweeping challenge to any team in the city
playing Saturday afternoons. For games adj
dress Frank Webster in care of Security En-
velop company, 1900 Fifth avenue s.
Cyrus Anderson is out again this season with
his Little Jakes and he has lineu that In
bound to make some Of the best teams in the
city hustle. This Afternoon the Iroqueis viii be
taken on at Thirty sixth street and Twenty drst
avenue. : For games with the, Little Jakes sad-
dress Cyrus Anderson, lol1 East Twenty eighth
street. - =. .E..I-z.s -
The Lauritzen club left last night for Young
America, where they will play Young. America
Norwood association team this afternoon Either
Flavin or Martin will pitch for the Lauritzens
The East Side club will play it's hrst scheduled
game this afternoon with the K. & B.. team.
The game will be played on the formers
grounds or Broadway and Central avenues NE.
Manager Mitchell of the East Side selub has
been busy for about month having the grounds,
which he leased put into shape and he has
been rewarded for his labor as 1.-The field Is al
most as fine as the Mtnpehaha- park grounds.
The game this afternoon win be a lively con-
test and the team that wins will know that they
have been in game While this will be the
first schedule game for Mitchells team, 1t Is by
no means the first time the, team has played
together for every Sunday for the past month
has found Mitchell and his bunch working out
The K. & B. team has played two games this
season and were victorious on each occasion.
The East Siders viii line up as follows today:
Finn, first base; ]. Mitchell, second basel Dana
her shortstop; F. Mitchell, pitcher; Marshall,
third base; Hingen. center field; Deneen; left
field; Mccoy, right field; Fokes, csteheEs
The New Store team which, was recently. or.
ganized will play the Manhattans at the lat.
tiers grounds, Thirteenth and University aye,t
nues Sc, this morning at 9 o'clock. The New
Stores lineup will be as follows: Peterson,
shortstop; Echblad. third base :. -Malloy, second
base; Hartman, left field, Miller. pitcher; Bun.
catcher; yeege, center field; Anderson, right
field. So s--..,4...
The wyvels and Harringtons defeated the
Tabs in an exciting game by the score Of IL to
I The winners would like to arrange games
with all 13-year-old teams In the city. For
games address Charles w. Stone, 1856 Columbus
avenue or phone South 259 L /. s-sf% .e-.gs
Sam Crane the New York critic, rises to
remark that Manager Hanlon has been known
to mold pennant winners out of less promising
material than the reds. But will the reds
make good their promise? ~ - strTst-
Mayor George w. Guthrie of Pittsburg broke
all records last week when he refused a season
pass to Pittsbufg games and declined, to at
tend the opening game In that city. The mayor
considers baseball passes formepf graft. which
he bitterly opposes.
. Pitcher Sam Lever has made a bet with
Barney Dreyfdss that he will excel bis 1905
batting average of s.le2 during this season.
| Lever is the authority for the Statement that
he lis getting to be quite q siusger and that
he has his bet as good as won.
Inheider Abbaticchio has Officially notified. the
Boston club of bis permanent retirement from
professional baseball. He will devote his en-
4 tire time to his new Latrobe (Pa9 hotel and
saloon, for which he has been granted 4 Heense
I by the Judge of Westmoreland county.
S Catcher Jack Slattery, on paying "a Ane of
500, will be permitted to play with the 81.
Louis Nationals. Chairman Hermann and
President johnson decided that the piayer was
properly subject to draft from MllwzukeG Prssi-
dent gPulhanr disagreed on the gropnd that the
fcommissioH, having once settled the case With
Tall the facts before It, could not reopen the
/ case.'