The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-03

The following was received by a Camden
sooter as his opinion of the Camden Chronicle
game:
The following received from Camden
Memorial Day by the of to 0. The
Chronicles had the best Of the argument until
the ninth when Wheaton was touched for two
singles, which, coupled with an inield play.
tied the score. Here the Chronicles were seized
with a of cold feet and. fear
ing the Camdens. whose heavy hitters We're
beginning to find Wheaton. would win out.
they left the grounds, claiming that ground
rule which had been made regarding fly balls
had been violated. The ground rule. was made
to apply to line and fly balls and not to
ground balls. such the winning hit was.
The Chronicles have acquired quite repu-
tation ''quitters,'' having walked off the
field in three previous games. claiming they
not getting square deal so that the
manager of the Camdens not greatly sur
prised at their action. Today the two teams
play at 'Haha for side bet of S25 and will
settle which is the better team.
{Signed) A Camden Rooter,
vern HanleE and his Irish aggregation will
leave this morning at $50 O'clock over the
St. Louis for Chaska, where they are sched-
uled to play the team representing that town
this afternoon. Hanley has worked hard to
tEn out fast team and altho things lookeS
discouraging for awhile, every position is COW
cred by good man now and If the team
does not win from some Of the best teams In
this city and the surrounding towns it will
be clearly case of i'll luck The Chaska
team Is reported to be one of the fastest teams
in the northwest and even If the No. boys
lose Manager Hanley will be able to try his
men out against team with good record.
Dickinson Rice will do the pitching for the
Hbernlans. while Bremen will 90 the receiy-
Ing Manager Hanley requests the following
men to be at the st. Louis before $40 O'Clock
Rice. Dickinson Bremen, Flaherty. Rymer,
Shea, McNaughton, Mills Williams and Fogerty.
The Archers will go to the East Sides
grounds today with the intention of winning
and If they lose the East Siders will know
that they have been in game. Paul
Zimmerman has taken IN the management OF
the team and has started in to shake out some
of the weak men that have been playing. He
has already signed some speedy players and
hereafter the team will claim reorganization
from the frst-class teams of the state. Games
desired at there are many dates
to fill Address P Zimmerman 2424 -Four
teentl avenue s. ..S r.
The Toozes will take their second trip of the
season to Saltwater this morning. where they
will meet the crack Athletic association team
in the second game of the series, in the after
noon. saltwater has developed one of tn,
best teams in the state, and has alread,
downed the winning streak of some of the hes
Minneapolis and ST. Paul teams. Their con
test with the TooZes promises to be bite
utmost in avenging the Toozes' victory of
few weeks ago. Cook the famous southpaw
who is slated to be the rubber for tn
Athletes in this afternoons game, is withol
question one of the best twirlers in the state
The sToozes' sluggers have every reason t
believe that they will have little trouble j
solving his delivery, and expect to win thi
afternoons game with more than tn
first During the week Manager Hentschell ha
SUFFERED the Loss Of his clever slahman, Ere