The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
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The Archer team, fifteen strong, left last
night for Arlington, Mimi, where they will
play the fast team representing that town this
afternoon, Manager Jobst has confidence in
MS men and II they play perfect a game as
that of last Sunday with the K & BIS the Arl-
than they have been in the habit of doing.
Carl saltness will again be in the box for
the, Archers and his record Of last weeks
game will be fresh in the minds of the rest
OF the players and he will doubt receive
fine support: George Jobst will do the catching
and McDonough. the other catcher will cover
| an outfeld position.
The Arlington team is reported to be one
of the fastest teams in that part Of the state
and their record of last year puts them in the
favor Of the fans in the adjoining towns.
The Chronicle team will go to st. Paul this
| afternoon to settle accounts with the strong
Parlor Clothing team Of that city, which is
among the strongest Of the amateurs. Man.
box and he has been playing at Delano for
some ttme having had a good record. he is
expected to win his game today. He is Sand
strom who is from the University of Mime
sofa. sandstrom will play in the outheld.
position which is not new to him. His bat
ting average is above the three hundred mark
and he Is always alert on the bases Brietner
Is pleased with his team and he claims that
1t is stronger than 1t was when playing
under the name of the Bistedeaus. The Chron-
icles want games with any amateur teams
Sixteenth avenue N.
The North Minneapolis Creams will play the
Zenos the Broadway grounds this afternoon
at O'Clock Jassalowitz and Bright will be
on the points for the North team, while Young
and Cardinal will perform for the Zenos. Any
fast amateur teams that wish games with the
Ice Cream bunch can arrange same by COM
muncating with Robert Becker. SO1 Sixteenth
avenue N.
Manager Taylor will take his Donahues to
Deephaven this afternoon. where they expect to
"do things" to the local aggregation Manager
Taylor was heard to remark that If his team did
not knock off ct least twenty scores on those
flake dwellers,'' he would make them "count
tes' All players and rooters are requested to
meet at the Olympia fruit store this afternoon
at 1:so O'Clock sharp. Manager Taylor has Sc
cured mccarthy, player who has won recogni-
ton heavy hitter we'll f1rst-class
pitcher, who, in conjunction with Murphy, will
make a strong battery. Any frst-class amateur
| team in the northwest which wants game
with the J. G. Donahues address Louis Taylor.
| manager, OF Lyndale avenue NJ Minneapolis,
Mimi.
The Chamber Of Commerce team and the Ma
| rines WILL furnish the chief attraction at Nine
| teenth avenue 8 and Twenty fourth street. This
| will be the first chance the fans have had to
| see the Chambers in action. and good game
is assured. The team will make It's first appear
ance in its uniforms. which black with
red trimmings. Gardner will do the twiring for
the Chambers while Larson will do the receiv-
ing. The rest Of the lineup is as follows: Jevne,
shortstop; Estenson, first base; Lynch, third
| base; Crohin captain and left field; Hugdahl,
| center field; Erfcksmon right field.
| The Chamber Of Commerce would like to hear
from some out of town team for Memorial day.
For games address Henry Lund, care the Daily
News, CT 914 Twentieth avenue S. >"
The Pap Lee Cadets have organized indoor
ball team for the season and are out for
games with fast teams, the Kittens, No. IS or
| No. IA engine house teams. The team is made
up Of bunch of the best players in South Min
neapols. The team will line up as follows
Norris. catcher: William Dutton.i pitcher; Hupp
2. .osdahl, third base; F. King and H. Glennon
right shortstop; Watson left Held; ]. McCor.
mick, center field; G. Hupp, right field For
games address or call H. Lee, 2eoO Seventh
| avenue 8. -
! The Chippewas had easy time defeating
! the Y. NJ c. A. boys who claim that they have
not met defeat before this season. It was a
decisive score, standing % to at the end Of the
| game Hartzell. for the winners, pitched gilt
edged ball, allowing only three scratch hits and
| striking out seventeen men. Thayer, at the re-
| ce1ving end, played his usual steady game, and
caught men at first and second with his accr-
| rate and speedy throwing. R. Douglas at third
made some brilliant stops
| The Chtppewas not only felded we'll. but they
| 1ound the opposing pitcher for total of twen-
| ty-hVe safe hits, F. Douglas taking the lead
with five hits and five runs, securing among the
hits a three-bagger and two-bagger Hartzell
with four hits and threebagger, Mills with
three hits and three-bag and Lunduuist with
three, hits follow Douglas.
The Ch1ppewas lined up follows: Thayer,
catcher Hartzel1, pitcher; F. Douglas short
stop; Flobeck first base Lobdell. second base;
B. Douglas, third base; Lundquist, left field;
Mills, center field; Cogswell. right field
Games are desired with any 16-year-old team.
Address W. Mills. 1928 Seventh avenue S.
| Misfts, Lunds No. 2, Stewards and SUBMITS.
owens team of Hopkins challenged the Chip
pewas for game. and when the challenge was
accepted by letter they refused to answer.
Chippewas ........2 8 7 4 2 0 4-2s
Y. NJ. G, A. Boys.1 0 0 0 o e
me Arnotts will play double header today,
'neeung the fast Hopkins team in the morning
at hopkins. and the Mohawks in the afternoon
at Thirtyeighth street and Third avenue s.
4 The Arnotts were disappointed in the arrival
or their suits and will not be out in full uni
FORM, as was reported. but for all this they
| expect to give both the other teams hard
| run. ~
The Arnotts still looking for a game for
| memorial day. and hereby challenge any 10 or
- ,year-old team in or out of the city for games
Call or write H. S. Fall 2913 Fourth avenue
). T. G. phone 545: N. w., NJ. 1886 L.
v, The Dan o'connells will play the fast Golden
avenue
ana Fourth street NE. The Dan O'Connells
VIII line up as follows: Catcher, Bob Finnerty:
pltcher, Leo Manning: shortstop, Ray Manning;
nrst base, Villas Hynan, second base. Vence
S Muvnllle' third base, Bert Garvey; left field
! clarence Ford; right field Oscar johnson. con-
, ter field Frank Muvhille. For games with tho
Dan Councils address Bert Garvey, s25 Broad
| way NE, Minneapolis ~ 0"o
Ihe mighty Tiger team defeated the Raccoons
Yesterday IN fast game the score ending 8
70 z IN 1aVor of the former. Benny Peter.
Pitcher Tor the winners. made q record for
himself striking out seventeen men. ShawoIt
caught fine game and his hitting was fen.
| tire. e wa" lea
me batteries We're: Tigers, Peterson and
sna"olt; Raccoons, Mccarthy and Curtain
Inc Ioozes take another trip to Farihau,t
.n1s morning to play off their second game of
q series arranged with the fast Fleckenstein
growing company team Of that town. Cantoin
Ne"sard OF the Faribault aggregation has been
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