The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-24

Cauley first base; Grafenstatt, second
base; Ford, third base; Burdick. left field; Fall.
center field; Ross, right field. The Arnott would
like to arrange an out-of-tow game for the
Fourth of July. Tor game address II. s. FALL
2918 Fourth avenue s.
Manager Louis Taylor wishes to state that his
]. G. Donahues are at all times open to meet
clean principles has never been questioned. I'm
fortunately, series Of accidents to members Of
his team made it necessary for him to cancel
the game with the Kelly & Steinmetz last Sum
day, the latter team being duly advised Of the
situation by John Arwold, president Of the J.
c. Donahues. The J. G: Donahues will arrange
to meet the K. & SIS If they have open
date, and promise them an interesting exhibition
of baseball.
The Vietorias win travel to Markville today,
where they will play ball with the natives Of
that burg. Manager Sweeney expects hard
game for his boys and will be pleased to land
victory. The Victorias have been greatly handi-
capped by the absence Of Carpenter and Putnam.
who We're injured in a game, but they will try
their best to win out today, and even II the
Markville team wins they will know that they
have been in hard game. All the Victoria
players are to meet at the Union depot at 1
o'clock sharp. Manager Sweeney has a few open
dates mad would like to arrange some local and
out-of town games Address communications to
II. Sweeney, BOOB Grand avenue 8. ..
The Hiberntan No. 8 team will travel to Hop
kins this afternoon and will try to whip the
West Minneapolis team Of that place The latter
team Is a new organization, and they have won
nearly every game played this year. q
! The 'Hibernians have been playing great ball
in the past two weeks and the management is
confident that they can give any team in the
state q hard rub. series Of games have been
arranged between the Hibbing, Mimi, and HI
bernian teams, to be played at Hibbing July
/, 2, and 4. g..
The team will put up fast game today. and
Of the management has anything to do with 1t
the Hopkins unch will regret having enticed the
Irish brigade out there. Bremen will catch
for No. and either Rice or Dickinson will
pitch. SpeGk or Ryan will play short and Cap.
tain Flaherty will play first. Dave McNaughton
has made a good showing on second, while
Burns, the new third baseman, win have op-
| portunity to play against his old team. The
outfeld will be taken care of by Ryman, Han.
ley and Fogerty. The Hibernians are DESTROYS OF
arranging games with any teams in the state
for Sundays in July. For games address Mike
Flaherty in care Of the North Star Shoe com
| pany.
The Ascensions and Gaghagans will meet foa
| the second game Of the season this Afternoon
on the formers grounds Twenty-frst avenue
N and Fourth street. There will be fur nyinl
when the game begins, and 1t will be s'the bes
team wins The Ascensions have played mos
OF the fast teams in the city, and have convinced
the rams that their team Is Iar ABOVE the average
/ little amateurs. Manager Collins of the Ascen
sions has lately signed two Of the best amateur
i ball players in the city. They are Kennedy ant
/ Con1ow. The former Is second baseman ant
Oonlow will take care Of the catching depart
ment Murphy viii do the slab work for tn
Ascensions. and as he has already proved himsel
. steady man the visitors will be lucky II the.
have half show at the bat. For games witt
the Ascensions address Frank Collins, 17o8 Nine
teenth avenue N.
z 1 - Z I
The Kline & Tflburys viii meet the Mohawk
this afternoon on the latter's grounds and tn
championship Of South Minneapolis will be set
tied. The Kline 4 Tilburys have been playin
good ball, and with the exception Of one gam
4 they have made their opponents hustle. tn
Mohawks boast Of having lost only two game
ont Of ten, and the games lost were with larg
teams. The game viii b called at o'cloc
sharp.
4 The up-to-Dates would ike to arrange game
with any team In the city. and no ona il barzet