The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-10
!. AMATEUR BASEBALL

The >Holtzermanns will meet the fast Salzers |
next Sunday afternoon at Twenty first avenue
as both managers have secured some Of the best
amateur players in the city. For games with the
Holtzermanns address John p, Schroeder, care
Holtzermann's Chicago Store company Tele-
phone Main 1905 l. or T.. G. lola =,
The Independents played their first game Sun
day and defeated the Marines II to s. : The
Independents that were defeated by the Webers
last Sunday bare no relation to the former, being
younger team. The Independents line up as
pitchers; Olson and Welton, shortstops; Gebo,
first base: Abraham and Peterson second base:
Bower end Wesley, third base; kistler. center
field; Dimerse, left field; Miller. right field The
Independents would like to hear from any II
1S-year-Old teams in or out of the city. For
games address, William Hurd, 725 Sixth avenue
N. or phone n. w. Main 1887 Ii: 7. G. 1876.
> The Clinton team won game from the Th1r
teenth Avenue Stars by score Of Z to /. The
Clintons have met defeat but once this season.
The Clintons desire games with any 13-year-old
teams in the city. Address NIL communica tons
ito L. Thompson, manager, 1920 First avenue s.
!. The Fle Gorhams defeated the Red Stars in
12 or 13-year-old teams wishing games with the
Gorhams address Rudy Flyers, 2314 Logan ave-
nue. N " ~ - 80 4
The Eagles say they have not been defeated by
any 11-year-old team, and when the Beavers de-
feated them it was a team in the Il and To-
year-old class, as they say in last evenings
old team For games address Eddie Hurley, 1913
Fourteenth avenue N. Phone N. w, Main
4646 L2. 80 n -. $3.50. .e-* -.
The Toozes players will turnout for practice
this evening at the Broadway and Central park.
Al players are requested to report at 80 sharp
Next Sunday the Toozes will Journey to Fart
bault, where they are scheduled to meet Cap
tain Newgaard,s fast Fleckensten team. Mana
ger Hentschell of the Toozes has an open date on
May 20 and June 8. Games are, desired with
tons to J. j. Hentschell. '##s
The Elliotts defeated the Sentnels by a
dd s pteS 1f to es %
received Brat and BegkIund performed the
| heavy work for the losers. The Elliotts want
games games with 14-year-old teams Address 1926
Manager Ed Young Of the Yannigan indoor
ball team claims game from the No. 10
engine house for non-appearance. Mr.. Young
claims that the fremen are afraid to meet his
team team which W CHI is an a.star aggregation COM
Meyers, Young and Norris Any team in the
city that Is willing to meet the Yannigans
should address Edward Young, 2216 Sixteenth
/ are desired 80 =. '-''N~- '''-1'
-, The .,. Hoys deny that they were defeated by
defeated them by a score of O. to !. For games
with the he Hoys address Louis Connolly, 730 Main
The Dan O'Connells defeated the Eighth
Avenue Singers by a score Of. o to- 1. Bat
ffsries-O' Councils: Little. Head and Manning;
n Sutf tE M.nlvlhiI and Neral For games
/ University avenue NE. /. n $ . -. y =
The East Minneapolis team would like to
Il AotiHS suuiS VIII one Oh lne neSC5 teams In
the twin cities for Sunday. Those desiring
games or IT to secure the park at Broadway end
/ central for FRIDAY or Saturday call John w
4 Mitchell. Twin City 1907
4 Teams representing the banks of Minnea polls
4 and ST. Paul are scheduled to- play at the
4 downtown park, st. Paul on Saturday. May 10
i u. 9: Phfnney. president Of the local chapte,
lot the Bank Clerks, Institute hrs charge OF
II arrangements ut this end Of the line and has
i Issued ca1l for candidates to report for rrac
i tice* at Pryn Nawr Saturday afternoon Five
4 Minneapolis banks: the National Bank Of Com
4 mere. tjrsfs National. Securitv. Northwasterr
Nat'onal end Minnesota Loan e. Trust already
nave good teams on the diamond and from
Il them 1T Should be possible TO select q min,
constders hv s,,rerior to ANYTHING in its class
4 The Gerber brothers. team would like
a qame for: Sunday witt, some fest 16-vear-ol,
Il Chcnman Aa2 Nineteenth avenue Me- IS !
4 The Condensers vent down to defeat befor
Il the fast Mfnneanolis Prowns in one OF fiji
q fastest Games seen m the 1atter's grounds thi
4 season. by "a score of Q TO 4 The paIne Taste,
q fourteen innings and the feature nf the gam
4 was the work of the nitchars Wheaton an,
Davis Of last wears FIX, River team were o,
4 tho slab for the Prov.rs and had the gam
i well IN hand sats al tires. Wheaton strunl
s nnf nine men nd allowed one hit IN ninn ~
4 nfnps. and Davis st~~ck ont, six and ~
q 1cr-ed two hits IN fvn inni,es. Wilson VIII
q did the fonors for the Condansers. struck on
= s-'inA mon ord allowed Ave hits. McCarter o
a last years Water+own team. did the receivin
n for the losers and caupht a good game. Th
f'an6ansers would. like to hear FROM soma fee
a Linn, 71S Fourteenth avenue ST..