1911 Minneapolis Keystones
Stories are placed in order of the date they appeared.
March 4, 1911
Minneapolis, MN
"Leading Baseball Clubs. - The Keystones - Col. Edward F. Mitchell, manager 1313 Washington Avenue, S. Minneapolis, Minnesota."
March 11, 1911
Minneapolis, MN
"In the Field of Sport. - By Harold C. McGath - The Keystones, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, will play at West Baden, and French Lick, the latter part of April, and then to St. Louis and Kansas City."
"The Keystones, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, is made up to date as follows: Catchers - Jas. A. Wills, of Waco, Texas; Jack Watts, of Terre Haute. Pitchers - Charles Jackson, of Keystones; Hurley McNair, of Houston, Texas; William Dismukes, of West Baden. Bunch Davis, short stop; Milroy McCune, 3rd base; James Wallace, 2nd base, of the Louisville Cubs; Outfielders, Bert Woods, left field, of Louisville Cubs; Archie Pate, center field; Jesse Briscoe, right field, of New York Giants."
July 2, 1911
Grand Forks, ND?
"Picketts 3, Keystones 0."
July 3, 1911
Grand Forks, ND?
"Picketts 8, Keystones 11."
July 4, 1911
Grand Forks, ND?
"Picketts 6, Keystones 11."
July 8, 1911
Minneapolis, MN
"The Gophers are a good strong team. The Star is informed that the Keystones are playing real professional ball. They showed up to form at Alexandria. Why can't the Keystones and Gophers get together and play a series? There is more spirit atraction and real money for the management in the games of these friendly rivals than in the World's Championship (among the locals at 60 and 40) Who refuses to sign? The Keystones will play anybody. So, it is either Bobby or the Kidd."