The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-15
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Any hrst-class amateur team Wishing an out
f aidde, m aams aof AneEa, MINI. " w
The simms defeated the Irish Standard by
score Of to Hits when IN hits s, were need
as ks nxee aha With een on p sa G.
Northwestern 528
The Magann / Anderson team defeated the
Twenty eighth Avenue sluggers Saturday. t, IA
son, sandberg and Laffort Any 10 or IA,
%ss Fisher saS ths
Of he ss es the and hs Doyle h eae
got a home run. The Fishers desire games
with any fast team in or out Of town. For
games address Walter Colbert, 221 First
ants ana fro% the Sam fees for nont appear
sSosfstep e" fee m st base Gorden
se P ea Bf fnesn ed
son, left field. The Bachelors would like to
arrange games With any p team am
dress Sc R. Johnson; SOC Humboldt avenue n.
The Ewalds would like games . with ,a any liz IL
9p Is as faows IN s
Thompson and Jukan, pitchers; @. Van Alta,
shortstop; Millar, first base; Jesperson, sec
right field; Murphy or Berger, center field;
Walquist, left field, For games address A.
4Rs Gs sophers the cau
Long We're. in the points for the. winners.
team of the est state grain department FLASHED in
an interesting ten-inning game Sunday at Twen-
nn and snrs ST STREET 70 &
teams lined up in the following order: In
spection team Converse, left 1eld; Taylor ,kS
base catcher BRITAIN tain pgnt
Ts OPT
Wheaton s pitcher; Duff, shortstop; Hardy, sec:
ond base; Johnson, first base; Picha, third
base; White, center field; Perkins, catcher;
' The F Fran defeated the 17-year-old Gar
y to q and ID T the c7 o gsn h
The Great Northerns defeated the Clevelands
the BreadWa and Central grounds sd S Sur ns
lands IDS from "a shut out with long hit. The
Great Northerns played errorless ball. Next
Sunday they Will play the 500 Colts at Eighth fia
lon and Mcdonald; Perrin and Farnham.
The Sixteenth Avenue North sluggers defeated
as aso By the Ees Ct to to The
ners line up as follows: E. Singer, catcher:
and 6 hrst
base: Norbeck, third base: Olson. center field: N
Grossman, right field; G. Schaefer. left field
Gam snse Forfb sree
The HANDLERS will give dance and enter
tainment Saturday evening. May 26 at Kraft:
hall. 2O27 Washington avenue N. Everybody II
invited. -.
The opening game Of the De La Sale leagu1.
will be played this afternoon Preliminary .ot t,
and pitch the first ball. Messrs. Roth and Doyle
will. lead the rooters' brigade Brother her. josef
mercial team while Horrigap Will do the catch
ing. The opposing team will be the Juniors, AM
La Paine. the. former North Slde hl.h athiete
| Mali
The Independents travelled TO Lake Harrie
| yesterday and their second straight victor:
the CITY team by
eighteen men. Casey Cid the receiving act. TIL
winners will line up against the Misats mex
Sunday. For games address William Hurd, u
The Acme Stars baseball team claim gam
; from the Gorhams, managed by Rudy Flyers
of the fastest baseball teams in the city. a
they have not lost game this season, Thir
asdres Gaepre eerrard T S
zeal block, or phone Twin City 1888. The <Littl
Japs preferred -
In a close and exciting game the Utopians de
feated the Magners. formerly the Gophers, o
the 1atter's grounds by score Of 3 to 2. Price
who did the slab work for the Utopians KEEP
the Magner batsmen guessing at all times
Three pitchers were needed for the, Magners
check the heavy hitting. Of the Utopians;
The Reuben Smith of ST. Paul would like
for Sunday afternoon, May 20. The Smiths hay
. recently organized and have a very, fast team
losing o o Add hs all ehaenses
Charles W. Battley. 19s Kent street. ST. Pau
The Hollies defeated southtown picked team n
the receive ssd
) both games The Hollies want q game, Il
) Sunday, May 90 with any 1S-year-old team In {
3 out Of the city. Address Clarence Peterson
! S945 Thirty-seventh avenue S, or call NJ sout