The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06
ALL OF THE NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE PLl

salzer grounds, Twenty hrst avenue n and
Fourth street at $3.50 O'Clock; The Salzers are
anything but discouraged over their defeat at
the hands Of the Toneys last Sunday and every
man will play his best today to show the root
| that the defeat was due largely to hard luck
The public will have another opportunity to see
the Toneys and Salzers play and If the Salzers
do not out ahead Lissak will admit that
he cannot put out the fastest aggregation in the
city; but until then the Salzers will endeavor
to skin them all. The Salzer players respect the
Archer team, which they will play today. and
expect to have a fast contest. Manager Lissak,
who is admitted to be the most popular magnate
| in amateur bali, will not let his men loaf for
minute and If the salzers win they will win
| by large score .
| The Klears G. Bach team is well prepared to
| give the East Side club hard fight III. their
| game this afternoon and the game will be for
! blood, both managers profess to have the
| fastest bunch. Captain Weeks, who had been
out of the game so far this season. is out Of the
| hospital, where he underwent a severe opera
| ton. and will watch the game from the sidz
lines. His absence is felt keenly by the man
agement and the team would be benefited by his
presence on the field The X. & BIS will line
up with D. Narcotic, catcher; Brown and Mar
cote. pitchers; Brunce, shortstop; Victor john
son. third base; Ed Hanson, second base; Thomas
! Hanson first base and FiIbrooks. Wilson and
1 Srosbush in the field. A L. Leitschuh would
like to hear from any team in the state. Ad
dress $40 Main street Me- ..--
I The East Side Tigers defeated the Lone Star
J. team in, very close and fast contest by the
score Of to g. The winners are after the ,scalps
of all teams averaging IS or IA years. For
games address Edward Dillon, s47 Summer street
e. NE. 49,. - +.
i, The eChippewas are without doubt of the
best if not the very best, 16-year- old team in
| the city and they have defeated every team that
| they have met so far this season, with the ex
ception of the South High team and the odds
We're so much against them in this game that
Manager Mills does not think that his teams
standing should be lowered. From the beginning
of the the best teams at their average
were taken on in their turn and every one was
defeated by decisive scores Any rteam in the
! city whose average is 16 years and which plays
week days can arrange games with the Chip
pewas by communicating with Worth Mills
2S2S Seventeenth avenue s. A&& -
! Eddie Ktnkle's White Bear bunch will, line
| up against the fast Pioneers of st. Paul on the
White Renr grounds this afternoon and what
Kinke's kids intend to do to the sanity boys Is
a secret if what Mullane says is true When
one scans the lineup of the White Bear team he
ceases to wonder why it Is called one of the
best teams IN the northwest@as kinkle secured
some Minneapolis semiprofessionals that have
records that are fit for big leagucrs. 1t is hoped
by the fans Of this city that the White Bear
team will be in the near future at Mime
haha park lined up against the 1und Lands, as
these two teams axe in a class by themselves.
! action opponents in the catching department
The lineup at White Bear this afternoon will
, be follows: ..-- 4>s....<.vt F..
u White Pear--kinkle, catcher: D. -Collette
pitcher; Muane. first base: Linde Or. Hanson
second bsse; P: Co!lette. sbortsl,p; Bursch third
base; Joe Rees, left feld Van Avery. center
, field "Pette' Williams. right he!d -
r Pioneers-Swenke catcher: Baasem. pitcher
u Hurley. first base; Baurnan. second base
u 0'Brien shortstop; Kelly; third base Barnes
left feld Smith,, center field; Sc:lires, right
; field. /. 49,. -. ..-.. -g. : =. T. l.. - I'D.
The Mankato ball team has organized for the
season and would like to hear from any 19-year
old teams in Minneapolis. the: games to- BIZ
played at Mankato. Address Reggie Tappin, 10t
South Front street, Mankota; MINI. ss..7s 5ysz
The Webers will play the Independence clut
this afternoon at Weber's grounds, Fourth
street and Eighteenth avenue NE. The Weher
are one of the fastest teams In the city at thei
: age average aad went games. Fourteen years
: FOLD teams can address Anthony Weber at so
: Marshall street NE. g&+ef 1+rees@ 4 81 ST.4
! Coughlin's team Is without doubt one, Of tn
g best in the semiprofessional ranks and the wa
y | in which they disposed of the WATERFOWL an
r. Winnipeg teams would Indicate that they woul
; | win with ease today, but Sam is not going I
take any chances and will use either Schraede
!. or schurch In the box Either of these me
p would be a fit opponent for McCleary and If it
Q to be pitchers battle either can be depende