The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-15

Hentschen has been fortunate in Strengthening
his team by securing Cy Dahlgren and the fast
former Renville second baseman, Teddy Gee
Ian. Dahlgren is one of the best pitchers twirl-
ing Independent ball in this state, and with him
William Pehle. AS battery the Toozes team
can look ahead to brighter record than has
ever been made by the Toozes teams. Next
Sunday the Toozes will take on the F1eckensteins
of Faribault. The teams have met twice be-
fore this season, the first game being won by
Fartbault to I while the second went to the
Toozes to 3.
Sam Coughlin and his Lund Land team VIII
leave for Faribault this morning and in the after
noon will play the third game of the season
with Ole Newgard's Fleckensteins In the two
games already played the Lunds were the VIM
ners, but in each contest the score was close,
and one team looked as good the other.
McCleary Will do the slab work for the Fari-
bault team, and If he is In form the Lunds will
have hard time winning. Manager Newgard
has, strong bunch and he says this game 10
going to his team Sammy Grodnick. the former
lava star. fs playing second base for the Fleck-
ensteins, and his work is, as a rule, the feature
Of the game. '-E< Ea~=
Leonard schraeder will tw1rl for coushlin. and
Sam Kinkle will catch.
In the two games played with Faribault
Schraeder has pitched both, and in either game
the Flecks got one hit and more. Archie
Hill, the little shortstop, Is gradually i'm.
proving, and Mill probably be able to play In the
series with Brookings here on the 4th and 9th Of
August.
Joe Rees is the latest addition to the Lund
team. He has been signed to play third bese
for the rest OF the season. Rees is good
steady player, and Ia always there with his
long hit at the right time. he has played on
nearly every crack team that has been turusd
out in Minneapolis in the past few years, and
has always been the leading hitter in his
class.
The Lunds viii leave the Milwaukee station at
8 am, and will return tomorrow morning
The Palace Clothing team will leave the M
waukee station this morning at 7:5O for Red
Wing, and In the afternoon will line up against
the Furraer team Of that town. This game 10
attracting considerable attention and tie out
come Is eagerly looked for. Manager Maurfcs
Brahman of the Palace team has worked hard
trytng to get the old bunch together, and 1t can
be seen that his labor has not been In vain
when one looks over the lineup and sees such
names as Avery, Sig Harris Geist and several
other p2aysrs who were members Of the famous
Palace team OF a few years ago. Brahman's
idea s 70 turn out a purely amateur team that
can soid It's own with all Of the semi-profss-s
SIGNAL teams turnout the northwest.
The Furrier team Of Red Wing Il a strong
Aggregation and has met and defeated all OF the
best amateur teams In. Minneapolis and broke
even with Farfbault in two games played. Fred
SPENCER, former Minneapolis amateur, u twirl.
ing tor the Furriers, and he has been dein9 me
work. his showing against McCleary Of FaA.
bault being the talk Of the state. The teams
Will line up as follows today: Palace Clothing
catcher; Keyser, first base; Jimmie Potts, SEQ
ond base; Billy Potts, shortstop; Best, third
base; ludwig. Avery or Carpenter and Harris
outneiders.- Red Wins-Malloy, third base; Ham
den, second base; Metals<. shortstop; Msiloy.
catcher; Spencer. pitcher; Bowen. nrst base. and
Camp. Olsen and Peterson eutneidsrs. Manager
Brahman requests that all players b ct ne
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