The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-22
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

The Leonards have organized for the season
and are out to meet all Of the best IS and 4,
line up in the following order: Marls, catcher;
first base; Menard, second base Cross third
Teams that are willing to play the Leonards
can make arrangements by. addressing w. L.
iAherns, 725 Girard avenue N. :
The Thills are certainly making record for
themselves that they may be proud Of Out
o fthe eleven games played they have not lost
It Is almost e Impossible for them to get games
unless they go out Of their class, and this they
did when they played the K. 3 T.. last Sun
hardest games that the Thills would play this
year, but when they were thru with the initial
bunch the score was % to 8, with the K. & T.
club at the short end of it. Monaghan, the
Thil1 pitcher, is pitching article Of ball that
boys of his age are incapable of doing, but
he seems to be invincble when the opposing
also there with the stick and invariably gets
two and three hits In game.
On next Sunday the Thills will take on the
Arnotts on their grounds, at Twenty fourth
street and Eighth avenue s. It is reported that
the Arnotss have been practicing overtime for
this game, and it is their intention to lower
a ane Manager lynch & the Ths hopes that
1T is not. The Thils would like to arrange
few out-of town games for Sundays: For games
Phones, Northwestern South 1o5J Twin city
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The J. c.. Donahues and the North Minneapolis
teams will clash on the Bryn Mawr grounds
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. This game Will
decide long standing dispute as to the strength
of these teams, and both will ~endeavor TO
win. -. a:o,.; 4-,' .>...s-... s.. ~.
The X. & r, team will play the Mohawks
next Sunday on the latter's grounds: at Jnlrty
first street and Twenty-frst avenue. The r. q :.
team has played six games and won nve' WINE WINE
the Mohawks have won eight out OF ten. 80 TINS
game should be an Interesting alar me eon man,
cordial invitation to the members OF all anna
teur teams in the city to attend an ice crea N
social given BY his team the snen,ng
and Twenty-sixt street s
The Jacksons defeated the .wrights by a
! score Of to l. The feature Of the game was
the pitching Of A. Pidgeon, who struck OUT
eleven men. :as Gsa@ 60. -
The Brodericks defeated the Campus Slug
oars nv 4 score Of II to g. The winners wish
games with any 13-year-old teams, Jacksons
! preferred
The Dodson, Fisher, Brockrnann baseball team
will line up against the Cooke INSTITUTE lean
coming Saturday eeorRs
Roy sweitzer and George Mccraeken Tor me me
D.. F., B. Condor and Jack Brown for the
institute The Wood Lake base1 2nne ' 90
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Ed Kinkel's former White Bear team VIII
4 represent the Society Norden at It's Dig plcnlc c
! ~ Young America next Sunday IN galne
/ With the Young America NORWOOD agsresa'
! tion Kinkel will have strong lineup, VII. WIN
Dennie Collette and himself in the points, an ~
viii be pitted against a strong com n ~
i Dell and Grady. ss.z5 ~ s54 s.;
i In reply to Manager steinmetz' statement
/ that the j. G.. Donahles got colo Ieet iast
/ Sunday, Manager Taylor wishes to state tha1
1 Manager steinmetz was duly informed by JohI
4 Aryold president OF the club, Of the SITUATION
4 in which the ]. G. Donahues were placed Man.
ager Taylor wishes to state further sa that ms
1 team will play the K.'i;& s.. for $2o or any
/ amount at any time after July 10, ana VII
1 promise them an interesting exhibition OF base
ball.
The Eagles defeated the Little Toneys by thu
q score of IL to Z The feature of the game wal
1.-the work Of Currnan and Behnnan. They wisf
3 games with any 12-year-old teams. Address
i Ed Hurley. 723 Fourteenth avenue N Phone
Northwestern Main 4646rL2 i5,
The newly organized Plymouth team is GU
& Ito arrange games with any and all of the bes
teams In the state. This team won nearl.
every game played last season, and the man
aaarnant e conadant that some OF these 50