The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20
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He struck out twelve Of his opponents. Pepin
and OKeefe starred in the. field and Courtney
and Comny did the best work with the cudgel.
Pepin's, catch of a line drive and his getting
into a double play was the feature of the game.
For the visitors Bayer Meacham and Mackn
were in the limelight. Score by innings:
Globe 20 2 0 1 o 0-3
St. Thomas ;. - o, o o 1r,3 2 O -
Batteries-St. Thomas, Scyzmanski and Han.
non for Globes, Montgomery. Peterson and
Meacham.
The st. Thomas sixth team defeated the Min
neapolis Sluggers the minors campus by
score of IL to s. The features Of the game were
the batting Of Hammasley and the fielding OF
Haluptzck.
The ST. Thomas fifth team defeated the st.
Paul Juniors yesterday by score of to 6.
The features of the games were the fielding OF
ley. s 80" IL.
Luverne high school team administered a
crushing defeat Mt Luyerne yesterday afternoon,
winning by Of IA to I. Luverne made
eight runs in the first inning, pounding Finngan
all over the field. Heron Lakes one run came
In the ninth thru error. Batteries-Luverne.
Greene and Kennedy: Heron Lake. Finnigan
and kellam. The Luverne team has won every
game this season in the series for the champion
ship Of southwestern Minnesota high schools.
The Mohawks defeated the Plymouth Rocks by
score of to 8. The feature of the game was
the pitching of Carl Swanson and the batting of
Blair. Any 12year-old teams desiring games
with the Mohawks address I. II. Bulls, $40
West Thirty-seventh street. T. c. 1858.
The Russells 14-year-old team, defeated
the Webers, a 16-year-old team, in ten-inninS
game by the score Of I to 6. The lineup of the
Russells is as follows: Britt, catcher Russell,
pitcher NELSON, shortstop, Doolittle first base;
Rotering, second; Lea, third; MacNaught right
off yyish
games with the Russells address Charles Russell,
PIT West Twenty fourth street.
The S. & LIS will journey to wayzata this
afternoon, where they will meet the fast team
Of that town.. The S. & LIS will line up as
follows: Paulson, catcher Wybler, pitcher;
Eckstrom, shcrtstop; Schultz. first base; Dona-
hue, second base; Mouson. third base; Herkel,
field. The s. & LIS would like to hear from
Carver. Manager Bryant has written to them
and cannot understand why he does not get re.
ply The S. & LIS would like to hear from all
ant, care of Eagle Foundry. T. C. 16549 N
W., East 331 J.
The Highland Parks defeated the Columbus by
score of 10 to l. The batteries were: High
land Parks-McGuire and Hanson Columbias-
Loedef and Hirshman. The winners wish games
with Is or 16-year-old teams. Address all COM
muncations to 1852 Fremont avenue N.
The Eagles defeated the Little Nationals by a
score of "a to g.. This makes the eighth victory
for the Eagles, Eddie Hurley, manager of the
winners, wishes to arrange game with the
Highlands. His address is 1928 Fourteenth ave-
nue. n.
The Mohawks will play the fast Arnotts at
!hlrtF eighth street and Third avenue Sun
day at O'Clock. The Mohawks have not beon
defeated this year, and teams desiring to try con-
clusions with them should address l. Baehr
1851 East Thirty-f1rst street. All members are
requested to report at Lake street and Cedar at
1:3O this afternoon
The Beavers wish games with any 10 or H.
year.old teams in town, the Little JAMS pre-
ferred. For games address Henry Fielde. i13t
Emerson avenue N.
as Is In Grs1s eams sd Ts S
Ieams desiring games address RAYMOND Ahs,
1901 Fifth street Ne
The O'Haras defeated the Fourth Streets NV
a "score of 10 to +. The one feature At tho
game was the pitching of LIE Suer for the win
ners: The battery Of the O'Haras consisted Of
LIE Sueur. With and OHara
Inc Cnalker Stone team would like +o or
range games with any ~ or 13-yearo,d +eam
IN tne city. Address 414 Sixth avenue NE.
Manager Lissak Of the salzers is not angry
over the fact that the Holtzermans spring
the Lund battery in OH him. On the con
trary he is more than pleased az his men
had an opportunity to bat against a we'll know,
pitcher and Lissak says they batted him hard
| enough
1. j. Hentchell is not satisfied with his de-