The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

I will administer to their visitors, and any of
the rooters on either team that doubts the
Salzers' ability can call at the battlefield any
| time during the afternoon and witness the
slaughter Rhemberg will be the chief executor,
| and 1T will be his duty to put any and all op-
posing batters to the bad. McNamee is conf
dent that a better man than Rhonie could not
| be secured, as he Is an old head at the slaugh
tering business and every thing comes easy to
him.
| The one and only original Jeems Fryer will
| be seen In action in this game, Manager
Peter has induced him to come out Of retire:
ment and handle the hot ones from Rhomberg
not new one in the catching department. He
| was manager and catcher of the Javas when
they were at their best. and there wasn't any
show him up. The game today will be called
at o'clock sharp. 49,
The EAST Minneapolis team will take on the
Iroquois the Broadway and Central grounds
At O'Clock this afternoon, and hard and
fast game is expected. The East Minneapolis
club has been badly handicapped for the past
but today Manager Mitchell will have all his
players out and the Iroquois Will probably run
up against snag. Finn or Won Arnum will
twirl for Mitchell's bunch, and Carlson will take
care Of the same department for the Iroquois.
| RED" Hill will catch for the East stders, and
many Of the older fans will attend for the sole
purpose Of seeing the old-timer work at his
old position. The teams will line up as follows:
East olis-Jones. shortstop; HILL catch
| er; Lyons third base; Hengen, centerfeld;
woodcock. left field; Evans, first base; Ketehem,
second base; Finn Van Arnum, pitcher; Casey,
right field. Iroquois-Macklain, third base; No
Ian, center held Anderson, left field; Stave,
first base; Nelson, shortstop; McCann. second
base; Carlson, pitcher; Abrahamson, right field.
The Harry Mitchells will leave over the Great
Northern this morning for Monticello, Mimi,
$3.50 this afternoon. Manager Smith has i'm
proved the team wonderfully since he took it
in hand, and it is thru his efforts that the ma
jority Of the games played have been won.
+ The game today will be a stiff argument from
start to finish. and the Minneapolis boys are
willing to work hard at all times. even tho
playing an uphill game. The Monticello team
has won most Of their games this season. and
the management says that he sees no reason
why he should not send the MitcheIls back to
the city with defeat instead Of victory.
On next Sunday the Mitchells WILL 60 to Hud-
son, Wis. where they win try conclusions with
the well known champions Of that city The
Minneapolis amateur teams have all taken their
turn on out-of-town trips. but the Mitchel1s
have the record. as, with or two exceptions,
every game this season has been played out OF
the city.
Jack Smith is making great strike-out record
this season. and the management should con.
slider itself lucky in securing such coed
twirler. He Will be on the slab today, and will
be assisted by Catcher Hodgins. The Mltchells
games. Address F. K. Smith. 1874 East Bif-
teenth street.
Manager Swanson OF the North Minneapolis
team is ready for the salzers this afternoon.
and the latter will know that they have been
In game when the Anal man has been retired
no matter who wins. Joss viii take care of the
twtrling for the Swanson bunch. and he IL ex-
pected to show up few Of the salxers. Fer
games with the North Minneapolis team Ahone
Martin Swanson. in care OF the Powers Aer-
eantdie company.
The Tooses win leave the Minneapolis st,
Louis depot at s:4b this morning for Young
America, whore they will play the fast team
which represents that town. The Young Amer
tea team has made remarkable record. They
began the season by winning decfsfye victory
over the WATERFOWL. 8. D., team and have been
able 10 down the best teams from the cities
and the surrounding towns ever since. Dell and
Grady. former members OF tho Northern league
| are doing the battery work for Manager Truew,s
| team. and two better players for that position
eould hardly be found.
The Toczes team expects very little trouble
from IL YSung Ame1iea a0yrstataon. Nsnafsc