The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-16

ack of news of the close pennant race was the
.ause of the unwlliingness to serve and the
concession was made.
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS
The ]. c. DoEahres defeated the Kelly Stein
metz team yesterday afternoon at the. Bryn
Id ex.ieaguer played his first game With the the
lonahues Yesterday and proved himself Won
Ter at first base. well as with the stick. The
excellent pitching of Flynn and the triple play
II Peterson. of the Donahues, We're the features
# the game
hing to end. and the Donahues proved that they
lad not lest any Of their old time ability. The
for the Sateyy Ehar AND and
honey. -.
The fast Lauritzen team was an easy winner
in yesterdays game with the Camdens. The
only feature of the game was the heavy hitting
the Vino to no
while. Flavin had the North Side champions
guessing all thru the game The poor condition
runs. Next Sunday the Lauritzens will play |
the Saltwater team at the latter place. Man |
ike to hsa sem e safs
teams in the state. Address all communica-
lions care of Lauritzen Malt company. 1900
5s%asss &
The Tonys, tho being crippled on account of
their pitcher leaving them. took the fast Plym.
to in a hotly contested game on the Tony's
diamond: Nelson. who. pitched his first game
wild in the first Inning. giving three bases on
balls in row and coupled with an error gave
the Plymouths their first run. There was moth
Tonys got busy, and on single, two errors. a
sacrifice. and double. netted four runs. which
feature Feature Of the game game was the heavy hitting of
Olson. who. out of four times to bat: got four
hts Johnson for the Pymonths ch ad the Ma best
first inning, and his twobagger was RESPONSIBLE
at Hastings next Sunday Yesterdays score: :,
Tonys .;............9 49 9 99o-4
The North Minneapolis team defeated the
surprised for they never had change ., to
ass fGf lone and sy he In sa
zers biting the dust in fine shape. Hammer be-
hind the bat, caught an excellent game: Arun,
easy for the winners. Manager Swanson would
like an out-of-town game for next Sunday, the
Martin Swanson, care Powers Mercantile
pany, both phones. Yesterdays score:
sa is : ::.:o Q Q 90 o-1 8
y
East Minneapolis defeated the 1roquois yester-
day afternoon, 6 to 3, in fast and interesting
game. Woodcock showed that he was IN the
Van Arnum pitched great game, only allowing
four hits and struck out ten men, The score :;
East Minnea polls. II 1osoo1*-e 8
1roauois =. ~. =. / / Q Q o O o o-s, 4 i
down without if a hit yesterday, their only score
up to the ninth inning being scored by base
on balls and two sacrifices: In the ninth inning
base on balls and two singles Melted the Vic
torias two runs. The Hibernians had the game
cinched from the start. For games with the
Hibernians address NJ. D. Flaherty, care North
Hib sa1hn .... 22d 99 3 oa-s = !
Observation-Disclosures and Brinner; r Sweeney
and johnson. : ye,
The Robbinsdale team added another victory
| to their list by defeating the Up-to-Dates yes
terday afternoon by the score of 10 to g. Nor
rill for the winners struck out eleven men.
The Little Americans claim a game from the e
Columbus Avenue Stars, better known as the
Americans have strong team, and had the
Dudes put in an appearance there would have
been nothing but defeat for them.
The Thills won from the Dursens yesterday
morning in a see-saw game by the score II to
I. The game started out with both teams
Innings neither side had the better Of the argu-
ment, but in one inning everyone on both sides
seemed to be which team could boot, the pref,
| test. In the last of the game the team from
Northeast went to pieces completely and the
| Thills scored seven runs in one inning.
| Monyhan, the Thills strong pitcher was out
| of the game on account of illness, and Lynch
the slab The lSfs da ne %
unfamiliar with his position and did not afford
The Thills have won sixteen games and have
vet to lose their first and Manager Lynch would
like to arrange game with the zenos, Archers
Donahues the New Ulm teams For games
with them address J: S; Lynch, 211o Fifth aye ave
nue. S. Phones N. w. South 1861, T. G. 4453
Harry Poses superbas defeated the Bverett'
yesterday afternoon on the Parade grounds by
the score Of to 8. The game was fast ant
op s sPe a wss fB e either ane w tsam II
Bohn for the winners: He allowed only fou
hits and struck out eight men: GeDo sort; ror tn
made only six hits off his delivery. For game
with the winners address Harry Poses, In car
of George R. Newell.
The Dursens defeated the SUBMITS yesterda!
afternoon by the score of II to e., Olson wa
the feature Of the game. The Dursens had tn
game from the beginning, as the losers We We,
unable to find Olson at the right time: n
Dursens will give lawn social tonight on tn
corner of Eighth avenue NE and Fourth street
| All amateur players are cordially invited.
The SEWERS defeated the Golden Stars by tn
score of II to 8. Page for the winners was tn Il,
hero of the day, striking out fifteen OF tn
IS Stars hard hitters For games with the Sewer
; address F. Collins 1903 Sixth street NE.
The Kilroys went down to defeat at the hand
: of the Winnigan team Of South Minneapolis yes
terday afternoon. The score was to 4 an
+ the winners were ahead all thru the game Nj
! Donald's batting the feature. The winner
would like to arrange games for SUNDAYS. a At
) dress David Schwartz. 257 Twelfth avenue s.
1 The Hennepins of Minneapolis defeated til
DOZENS Of Hopkins yesterday afternoon on tn
formers grounds. Score q to O.
Z The Beavers defeated the Hall 8 Sholls b
the score Of to The feature o. t the gar, gam
: team at his mercy at all times. The winner
{ want games with u and 13-year-old teams AZ
, dress Sam Chase. 622 Eleventh avenue N.
KNKEL Is BLAMED.
: Faribault, MINI. July 16-The Lund Lant
r hodi udu afternoon