The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-01
AMATEUR BASEBALL


to Robbinsdale Sunday for a practice game with
the teams of that place. The town team started
two innings An for the the s schas
was put into the box at this stage Of the game,
and had the opposing batters at his
same time, the Minneapolis team put their
batting clothes and pounded out eleven runs in
made UP the battery for Robbinsdale. while
Game; Harvey and Scharf We're in the points for
the Pick Ups. ...
a game for next Sunday with some 16-year old
team, Hopkins or Lunds preferred. The Gerber
lineup as n follows parso9, catcher Gardner,
gren, second base; kline, third base and pitcher;
Clarneau. left field; Helvock, center field; Chap
man Az Nineteenth NE or G telephone
1857. both phones. - -
The Marines defeated the SUBMITS for the
to 2: The feature Of the game was the playing
Of Malquist at third base for the. winners. The
f MSs1ss v = C. se with
The Great Northern West Side team defeated
the Junction team Of the same company at the
Broadway and Central grounds Sunday by a
and Porter were in the points fos the junction
Of the game. he allowing but hit during
the nine innings he performed on the rubber.
fair TO hold its own With the best Of amateurs u
For games address T. F. Quealey. 40 Fourth
| street NJ - -. - .-
The K. & B. team had everything it's own way
/ Sunday in the game with the Fisher Paper Box
never in doubt, the final scroe being is to 10.
| BIS, and during the first five innings let the
| Fishers off with. two hits. Brownie finished the
predecessor. Munroe fo- the Fishers was hi,
hard, but most Of the runs made off him We're
due due, to errors by his team mates. Batteries:
| Wilson. Brownie and Narcotic. Monroe and
| Hammer.
On account of wet grounds the Tooze- Still
water game was called off Sunday. The game
| cancelled was the first of a series Of four games
which the Tooze management has arranged will
the prison city team. The game. will be played
tn ds e
Of last years Renville team. Teddy will cove,
the second sack. Manager Hentscnell has al
The Archers defeated the j. c. Donahues Sun
s syn Jsbs q the BY Ws of
Of five times One f Of the dvss ond s
dress dress Frank jobst 2s1s Bloomington avenue
any Is 1e-year old team in the city for Sun
day. Address Myer Brown, 400 Emerson ave
The following will be the lineup and battin
order Of Richard Carles Mayor Of Toxic min
. when they meet the Nets at Nicoilet par
THURSDAY afternoon: Game, first base; Marbs
teHSh
. er; schlange, center field; Harvey, second base
Park, third base: Bogue, left field; Meyer, RICH
field: The big parade will, start from in from
of the Metropolitan orerahouse at 1 o'clocE
Game will be called at 3.
The 500 Line baseball team of the geners
ns freiebt station The general ofsc
would like to arrange game with the Banlste
. Three-I leaguers. =,
i to / and the Hollies - to II. The Mohawb
j challenge the Misfits to game next Sunda
at 2:30 pm. at Thirty-second and Twent!
:! first avenue. An acceptance must be sent
. Ostrem, 3O24 Cedar avenue. not later tina
0 Thursday night. ....-
3 The insists defeated the Madisons Sunday a
ternoon by score Of to >. Moyn9a sil, Iot u
eighteen and allowing but two hits The heaV
. hitting of the Misfts was feature of the gam
= Thompson made three twobaggers ana Myhlns
0 struck one home run. a threebagger and a 81
j. gle. Batteries oynihan, Thompson and Fole!
Kane, Howe and Berry ssteen, or l51yeas-o
Il Iynch. 211O Fifth avenue s. Telephone Sou
u los J, or Karl Hort, ISL Chicago avenue; tel
phone, T. C. -4061. y,
The Gerber Brothers baseball team would ~
to arrange game for next Sunday with al
16-year-old team. Hopkins or Lunds prederr :,
Larson and Gardner. the crack eat t O. Gerh
g picher: Vine shortstop; Cox. first base; Lin
gren second base: Kline third ease ah ed cha
. man 442 Nineteenth avenue NE, or teiepno
3 Galarneau, 1868. both phones. ,,.,,,,o .nd I'm
a Canada is represented by Herring ana Ell ~
'' land hy j. N Cormack and j. j. DAILY. i
comnetitors were driven to Marathon last Mig
The running high jump concluded tod
c. Leahy, England. was first, with L me e.
77h cenimeters. Goenczy, Hungary, was 81
~ rneter * centimeters. H. W. Gary W
? second, i meter rs centimeters:: H. W. ker
gan. Multonoham Amateur Athletic cluo, re q,
AZ land, Ore and Dsakides Greece, TIED LOT TN
place with 1 meter 72h centimeters.