The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08

to Cambridge, MIMI. on the Fourth and lined
up against bunch Of university players. There
was nothing to 1t but victory for the
wanted with all amateur teams in the state.
Address 8. L. Knutson. manager Ryden ball
team, M4O Newton avenue N. T. C. phone 13O39.
Anderson's. Colts will line up against the
Curry and Featherstone team this morning on
the Eighth and Logan grounds for a side bet
of $50 and the honor of the thing. There will
be the best bunch wins. The Anderson team
has as catcher "the one and only Michael
Angelic Flaherty, who has no equal on the
Gently Gently returned from that large city Of lib.
bling, where they will not allow even their
opponents from Minneapolis to run the town.
Duquet will do the pitching and under the
has selected himself pitcher for the other
bunch and will let Featherstone, the proprietor
catch. Hal Young, the umpire. who came out
the Last S;s n ,s order has @
offciate this game. Funeral notice later.
J. The Chambers will meet the clovers this
street at 8 O'Clock. Brestrup will pitch for the
Chamber team and Larson will catch him. The
following is the Chamber lineup: Larsen,
catcher; Brestrup, pitcher; Lund, shortstop; H.
Lund first base; Estenson, second base; Cronin,
third base; Long, Erickson and Lynch, out
felders. The Chambers challenge any team in
the state. Tor games address Carl Erickson,
40 Chamber Of Commerce. arN 49,
The Victorias see no reason why they should
play the Haugens again as they have beaten
them once. but if the manager of the latter
team wishes to post side bet he can have
another game by addressing H. Sweeney, 30O1
Grand avenue. z".n - '.'' ,+.e T.:
East Minneapolis association club in fast
game this afternoon on the Broadway and Cen
trail grounds, ana as there is great rivalry
sssns Fred CHICKEN Of the North high wGr
Arundel of the Y. NJ. 9. A. have Joined the
North siders and will both play in today's
contest. The North Minneapolis team has an
open date for next Sunday and would like to
arrange game. Address all communications to
Martin Swanson. in care Of Powers Mercantile
company. . E; ...... 81. 5
The 500 Line team defeated the A. B. Farm.
ham bunch on The Parade grounds yesterday
afternoon by the score OF 16 to Is. The game
was well contested altho the score was large.
ardson. For games with the winners telephone
South 1915 L.
The SEWERS will play the Golden Valley
The SEWERS will line up as follows: Peruse
catcher; Nelson, pitcher; Collins, shortstop;
Carroll. first base; DAILY, second base; Erickson,
third base; Page, Talbot and O'Leary, out
F. Collins. 1908 Sixth street NE.
Harry Poses. who was chosen to replace Mr..
Hurd as manager of the Independents, has
refused to consider the proposition, and Man
ager Hurd has been retained by the team.
Poses has organised a team which will play
under the name Of the Superbas, and 1t is his
intention to meet all of the fast amateur teams
in the city. The Independents issued chal-
lenge to Poses and as he considered his team
too fast, threw them down, but as they are
beeAng about 1t he has at last decided to give
them a game provided they raise $2G in
the next month. Today the Superbas will meet
the Monte Carlo team on The Parade grounds
and Bill Bonn, who resigned from the Inde-
pendents, will twirl for Poses aggregation,
whitley Murphy will receive the hot ones. For
games with the superbas, address Harry Poses
in care Of George r.. Newell & Co.