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

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MANAGER E. M. mGENs,
Of the Toneys.
feat last Sunday at the hands of Ole New
CARDS Faribault stars and he is going down
| today to do them up, just to show the
tives of that town how it is done.
The Toneys have not lost single game
| since their organization July Of last year.
Manager Irgens substituted Granberg for Rule
last Sunday so to have all Scandinavians
on the field. Rule is the only black sheep
in the bunch.
erence to the game played at that place with
the Lauretzens. the manager wishes to i'm
press on the readers Of T b ] ourn that
the team that he put in the field on that day
was not the regula Young America Norwood
team, as the regular battery not used and
the infeld composed mostly of subs. If this
is the case the Lund Lands will not have
as easy time as supposed and in fact
Coughiin's stand a good show to have
| their colors lowered.
Frank Jobst would like to hear from a strong
out of town team that would be willing
to suffer a defeat at the hands of his Archer
team on Decora ton day. Such team can CON-
municate with Mr.. Jobst at 231s Bloomington
avenue.
| Sam Coughlin has abandoned the automobile
habit and will take private car for his players
and the favorite rootcrs to travel to Saltwater
Sam is bound to boycott the railroad cont
panies.
Frank Mullane says that inasmuch as the
White Bear citizens have erected a fine grand
stand and fence their field, K1nkel will
take and defeat any and every team in
the twin cities from now The Mitchells
are first.
Pete Williams outfelder Of last years Toozes.
has Joined the Austin Western club Of st. Paul
and he claims that it is the best team in the
state. The Austin Westerns and Lund Lands
will soon clash at Minnehaha and then Pete
will be given a chance to help prove his state
ment
Coughlin will soon lose schurch and Kurke
They 60 to the Copper Country league.
The Anoka Acme team which was defeated
by the Kelly -steipmetz last Sunday has turned
down some fastas Minneapolis teams, their ex-
cuse being that the Acme's were too strong
tntions. such as the victoras whoever hover they
are. l. ~ 49,"
Minneapolis this afternoon to play the East
, Side club. The Lund battery is at saltwater.
1t is noticeable that rowdyism among the
anna teur teams seems to be something of the
past. Last year nearly every game marred
by dirty work on team another but
this season not single wrangle, has occurred.
The North town fans will be treated to an
other game OF fast baseball this afternoon
!. when the Salzers and Fisher Boxes come to-
gethtr on, Twenty. first avenue N and Fourth
street. This is the Fishers first season in
! the field and for new team they play.
ing fine ball. They to be considered in
the first division as they defeated the Cam
dens two weeks ago by overwhelming score
Manager Gilbert of the Box-makers has several
of the last year Salzers in bis lineup and fol-
that reason the game will be bitterly con-
the Fishers Wns w DO T fa o ks
wise for the Salzers. Should Munroe weaken
the mighty Turnbull will go in and it will
/ certainly be a treat to the fans to see him
naction. Turnball 1t will be remembered
was the salzers' mainstay last season and
for that he is fenred by Manager Lis
SAX The latest addition to the salzers is
we'll known in high school sports. La Paine
is pitcher. but is also a good baseman and
so will cover third when not in the box The
game will be called at O'Clock and wher
to be something for the fans to look on. The
teams will line I'D as follows: salzers: Geist
catcher; a Khombers pitcher Hagand short
Paine. third base: Smith, left field; Rokem
right field; Miller, center field Fishers: Nun
roe pitcher; Hammer citcher; TNrnball. short
son, third base; Clements, left field; Dryer
center field; Bergen, right field. The salzers
want games with any teams in the state for
June 3. 10, II and "a. Address Emile Lis
SAX, 1904 Fremont avenue N.
The Lauretzen Malt team will 90 to Carver
today where they will play the strong team
of that place. A good game is expected as
| faQn r., pv3o,,
ahead Flavin or Van Arnum will do the slab
work for the Lauretzens and either Of them
/ can be depended upon to work at his best and
If the Carver team wins it will be because
they have the best team. Pennig will do the
catching and In this department Manager Pit
cock is confident that he could not have Sc
( fdent of winning this game as they defeated
the fast Young Americas two weeks ago. Mem
bers of the Lauretzen team are requested to
meet at the Union station at 100 a. IN. Man
ager P1tcock has few open dates and is de-
sirous of hearing from some fast out of town
teams. Address George E. Pitcock, 21O Nine.
teenth avenue NE. : 80
this week, namely: Monarchs, to O; team
of picked stars to g. and the Ttburies II
The Greeleys have been playing fast ball.
having defeated the 'Irvings, 81 to o. and the
Adams, II to 6. The feature of all of the
games played by the Greeleys was the pitching
of ThorD. &C.,, .'..
The Little Grays defeated the Boaklors. %
to Z, In slow and uninteresting game The
Grays lined up as follows: Anderson, catcher;
Sharband, pitcher; Mclaughlin pitcher; Eton,
short; johnson, first base; Frazier, second base
Mclaughlin, third base; Langquist, Barsh and
Reik field. For games with the Little Grays.
address E. Larson 3OS Irving avenue.
The Furriers beat the Hoys by score of
Is to IA. The manager of the Furriers wishes
to let the public know that the Hoys furnished
a very bum umpire. @, .. ~.
The Franklins defeated the Longfellows by
the score Of to l.. Battery for the Frank.
+ Inns, Banks and Rothermes. -
\ The X. & BIS. will play the Chronicles this
afternoon on their grounds, Thirteenth avenue
NE and Quincy street. Manager Leitschuh 5
team is greatly. weakened by the loss of the
Narcotic brothers, but the K & B. boys will
play at their best and will endeavor to win
out. The K. & BIS want games with any
teams In the state. Address 91O Main street
NE. -
I There will be two games at Broadway and
Central this afternoon, the first between the