The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-12
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Bank Clerks--Carl Nicholson, T.
Nicholson, Frer. Mape, Thompson,
Langes, Hauck, Juliar, LOckengard,
Anderson, Walser, Puscke.
Retail Clerks-E. Peterson, Edwin
Rosquist, Rud Thompson, Frank
Thompson, ]. Anderson, A. Johnson,
Matt Graft, A. Ahlberg, ]. Stein, c.
Rudberg, E. Swanson, E. Lippert, L.
Thompson, Loi Thompson.
Patterson Mercantile company-H.
j. Rabe, W. II. Rabe, Fred. Morrow,
Bert Keene, Jay Sherk, G.. Eberlein,
Roy Ash, E. Alberg, H. A. Patterson,
j. Berendt
C. Fourtney, C. Baker, o. C. Wood,
E. Amundson, A. Johnson, H. Wag-
ner, e. Glenn, G. Stemper, H. Han
sen.
Omaha Freight depot. c. Good
sell, J. McDermott, r. Lloyd, FL.
Pass, G. Steinmatz, o. Lille. E.
Lindsoe, George Christensen, A.
Morris, l.. Keegan.
I Olson Grocery-O. Swanson, c..
Swanson, w. Graf, F. Ahlberg, c.
Saenger, V. Carlson, r. Heese, E.
Olson, w. Vorhuk, e. Hogan, J..
Klatt, Guy zock, A. Swanson.
The South Front street business
men line up was not in in time
for the press.
The schedule of the league will
be in Monday nights issue of the
papers. The league starts the season
with a great deal of enthusiasm
and Lewis park will be the mecca
of all the baseball fans this sum-
mer, several games will be arranged
among the professions and business
men of the city during the summer,
such as doctors, lawyers, preachers,
school teachers. Any one in the
city desiring to use the park may
call up Physical Director Allison of
the Y. M. G.. A. There will be a
charge to the league games. Games
every night except Thursday.
The Mankato baseball team opens
it's season at the fair grounds to-
morrow afternoon, playing the fast
Sleepy Eye team. The game will
be called at 2:3O sharp; and it is
understood that Mayor Taylor will
throw the first ball. The battery
for Sleepy Eye will consist of Berg,
Byzoski and Smith. Berg is a
South-paw who has pitched several
seasons and who is considered good
caliber; while Byzoski has had sew
eral years experience in fast COM
pany.
The local battery will consist of
knott, Miller or Theissen, pitcher,
and Nicholson or Krost, catcher.
Captain Plymat of the home team
has not decided definitely upon his
line up, but the team will consist of
the above players, together with
the following who are well known
by the fans: McCollom, Swenson,
Hensel, Sheldon. Anderson, Larson,
Shower. King, Huettle, J. Nicholson.
There will be an admission fee of
% cents charged for the game. No
extra charge for the grand stand; as
the management desires to make the
expenses as light as possible to the
fans; and it is hoped that there will
be a good attendance at this, the
opening game.
Yesterday afternoon the high
school held it's annual inter-society
track meet at the fair grounds. The
two societies contest yearly for a
silver cup which remains the prop
erty OF the society winning it for
one year. The teams this year were
very evenly matched, the Zets win
ming the meet by only three points,
the score being $3.50. The surprise
of the afternoon came in the first
event, Malcolm Morehart taking first
place in the 100 yard dash. The
place was conceded to Ray Hughes,
but for some reason he was a little
off color and had to be content
with third place, George Scherer cap
turing second money.
Inc following were the winners in
the various events:
lOO-yard-dash-M. Morehart, 114.5
Sec; George Scherer, IL Sec; RAY
Hughes IL Is sec.
Half Mile-C. Snow and w. Ran.
dali, tie for first time, 2:3O Is:
Williams, third.
High Jump-Ray Hughes, S #. 1
in; w. Smith. S TT. 1 in; R. AL
worth, it.
220 Yard Dash-Ray Hughes, rs Is
Sec; M. Morehart, q Sec; N. Jamie.
son, 81 2-5
Pole Vault. Badger, E. Johnson
and w. Brazier, easily took the
three places at it. 6 in. All con-
testants from the Philos. dropping
out at 8 #. 2 in.
TANNER. Mathews, 100 #. in:
K. Page, 81 #. in; L. Fiero. rs
#. in.
22O Yard Hurdles-R. Hughes.
80 Is Sec; r. Alworth.
Shot Put-M. Morehart, 33 it.; E.
Wledemann, 80 #. II in; Ray
Hughes, 80 it. 10 in.
Broad Jump-N Jameson, II #. 6
In; r. Hughes, II #. 2 in. r. AL.