The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-08

for Red Wing, where. they viii play the Fur
fier team Of that place this afternoon. The
Chronicles have played thirteen games this
season and have lost only one and that in IA a
'even-fnning contest. Manager Breitner is aware
of the fact that he is going to put his men
PIP against sttf proposition at Red Wing but
he has the greatest confidence in every man
and the home team will have to play a strong
game to win. Fred Spencer, the old Tooze
riers and he is certainly delivering the goods
In the game against Faribault last Sunday he
won out In pitchers battle against the won
Monroe Will do the pitching for the Mime
apoiis team and as he has been doing fine work
tately. Bre1tner Is satisfied that Spencer will
have another battle royal on his hands. Ness
, will do the backstop stunt for the team and
be will, as usual. be great help to Monroe
Manager Breitner wishes the players to be
Next Sunday the Faribaultl team will be the
Chronicles opponents and the game will be
played at Faribault. The teams will line up as
follows: Red Wing-Ahlers, first base: -Metz1er
shortstop; H. Malloy, third base; Anderson
second base; MalIoy, catcher; Spencer pitcher:
Happen, left feld Olson, center field; Peter
con- right field; Stovall,- sub. Chronicles-Gur-
ney, first base Greaves, second base; Thayer
third base; Carlson, second base, Ness, catcher
Monroe, pitcher; Dorothy. left field; Dryer
center field; Agnew, right field. a.. -.
The Hibernian No. team returned from
I Hbbing, Mimi. Friday where they played a
series OF four games, all of which went to
the home team. The manager Of the Irish
Aggregation said that he was not in the least
discouraged over the defeats at Hibbing, as
that team is composed of some very fast men
among whom are "Red" Morton recently of
Duluth and last year with Toledo; Calligan,
FORMER shortstop Of the Lake Linden team:
Carr from the Copper country and Brick
Freeman, who played with the University of
( Minnesota for years. -
The people Of Hibbing treated the MINNEAPOLIS
8 boys very cordially and every one was given
royal reception.
r OF the four games played only one was
{ walkaway for the Hibbing team and this was
after the Hibernians arrived in the city This
game went 8 to 1. The second game went eleven
1 innings and the final was 6 to g. Tues
days game was also close, the Hibbing bows
barely pulling out by the score Of to g. The
last game, which played on the Fourth
interesting contest from start to finish Man
, ager Flaherty has decided to let his bows rest
today. and next Sunday another out OF town
I, game will be played. f l-.' P -
3 The Camdeas will leave this morning for
Young America aud will line up against the
Young America Norwood team for their first
meeting Of series. The camdens will leave the
St: Louis sta ton with a large delegation of
e faithful rooters, and when they arrive In
{ Young America the people Of that town will
realize that their pet team is going to meet
noisy bunch. a2az - t2rcce;ssss- W.. ~.
The camdens have been playing good ar
sees no reason why his team should not have
ct least. an equal chance at the winning end
The Young America II orwood team has been
greatly strengthened by the addition of some
fast players and Manager Truwe has spared
- rms or expense In getting q frst-class