The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

In a one-sided tho interesting game yesterday
the Little Camdens walloped their friends from
the brickyardS to the tune of 10 to l. fea-
ture of the game one-handed catch in the
seventh by, Meinke, the crack left fielder Of the
Camdens. george Rumors for the Camdens,
pitched good game, striking out twelve men
and allowing the brickyarders but lonesome
hit. The Little Camdens have won seven out Of
nine games played, and would like to hear from
any fast 11-year-old teams In the city for games
Saturdays and Sundays, Golden Eagles preferred.
For games address George Cumont, 4110 Aldrich
avenue N.
The Models defeated the Unions by score Of
to 1. The winners would like to arrange
games with any or 1O-year-old team in the city.
For games address Max Friedman, 623 Eighth
avenue n.
The Windsors have organized for the season
and would like to arrange games with any 12-
year-old teams in the town. Address John Dew
onshire, 1886 Fifth street N.
The Central Provisions defeated the Plymouth
Rocks by the score Of 8 to g. The fea ture Of
game was the pitching Of Rivers for the winners
The Centrals have one Of the fastest teams In
the city at their average and would like to
hear from some fast teams.
The Zenos deny that they had a game scbed-
uled with Excelsior and failed to appear thus
FORGETTING the game. but the manager would be
pleased to arrange game at any time For
games with the Zenos address Arthur Tollmer.
The Duponts wish games with any and all fast
teams In the city whose average is Is wears
ADDRESS all communications to ROLAND Nelson,
1l2S Dupont avenue N.
The Weber Grocery team. in their second ten
inning game of the season defeated the Winners
to g. The features were the timely twohap
gers by Strobel and the fielding Of Weber To
Weoers would like to arrange games with fast
14-year-old teams, Shevlns preferred
The Cootey Lithographing and Printing cou,.
panS ball team defeated the Minneapolis Paper
company Saturday by a score of Z to g The
feature OF the game was the batting of the Coo
shall street NE. AVE- N"1
Manager Manderfeld will take his Minneapol,s
browns to Young America this morning to meet
inc Young America Norwood team at Norwood
DaH park. Wheaton will do the "pegging'' for
the Browns and Cutting or Holt viii do the
catching; Quincy will be at first and Toe cut
ting Will cover second; Blanchett at short and
staples at third base, Merrihed left field Ker-
mot centerfeld, HARRISON right field The Browns
are fast bunch and will make the Y. Amor
wood team go some
The Y. NJ. G. A. senior ball team defeated
the fast Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad team
at the Parade grounds yesterday afternoon bv
the csore Of to l. The game was never in
doubt after the first inning. as the NJ & St. T.
1Aieii SouIu uot connect with W1llcOckS shoots.
He allowed but two hits and struck out ten
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high Se es shRa n s ap IN
order
\. NJ. c. A.-Augustine, first base; Weisman.
second base; Arundel. center field; Kneeland,
catcher; Swanson, shortstop: Lawrence right
neia; str1Sond' third base; Adams, right field;
Nhlcockson, pitcher Nj. & st. L.-Roberts.
second base; Simmons. third base: Roberts.
and catcher; Bowen, center field Goelet right
field and pitcher; Youngmund left field: HAYS.
catcher and first base
The second team of st. Thomas college defea :
ed the Globe Business college aggregation in an
interesting game on the formers campus by
score or to j. The saints played hard ball
all the time and deserved to win. The Globes
We're strengthened by the addition of several
Hamline players, but with these the
saints held them at all the stages of the excit-
ing contest.
Syzmanski pitched excellent game and al
lowed the Globes only two hits off his delivery