The Washington times., 1895-05-05

two new players, 0gle aud Holmes. Ogle
is great find. He is a first-class
catcher, and good aIl-around player
and heavy batter. Holmes has the making
OF good infieIder, if his work in the
practice games goes for anything. The
club is unfortunate to lose the services of
George Winkleman, the crack pitcher of
the league who, during the winter, suf
fered from blood-poisoning. The pitching
now falls upon Rebstock and Hamacber,
who. no doubt, Will do good work.
Harry Chamberlain will again cover
first base in his faultless manner. Holmes
will guard the territory around second
base. Harry Connor, better known as
Roger" will pull down hits around third
bag. Harry Bishop, who made an euvia-
bic reputation last season, VIII attend
TO the sbort-fieid Charley Wood will
again occupy his old position of left field.
Hennessy, who Will play center field, has
the hard-hitting right fielder, will resume
bis old position. This is one of The
heaviest hitting clubs in the league.
This year the club is under the able
management Of Mr. Harry S. Barrick,
and ne modesuy says that he is out for
the pennant. The players are listed as
| 70 ilows: H. o. Chamberlin, j. A.
Holmes, A. E. Hamacher, f. a. Rebstock,
F. NJ Ogle, G. E. Winkleman, c. B. Wood,
II. s. Bishop, H. +. 0'Conner, ST. Cloud
Ambrose, j. J. Henuessy, IL. Burbank and
Il. 5. Barrick.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The team that will hold up the honors
for the Treasury Department this season
contains many new men, while the best
OF last years players have been retained,
and it is the belief of many that the present
team, under the competent management of
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successful season. DR.. Young is without
question an able and clever tacticiaD. and
Messrs. Clark and Serven, the eX-managers
OF the Treasury club, have in him worthy
successor. He has the able assistance of
Mr.. L. o. Murray and Owen KeIIar in
managing the team, and in consequence the
club is prospecting finely.
+. p. Mills is the clever pitcher of the
club, and is handy with the bat, as his
last years work indicates. j. II. Adams
and II. A. Parrows are also well known
on the amateur bah field, and this year
are in splendid condition
The listed players: j. Fl. Adams, c. L
Buchanan, j. N. Gardner S. B. Mraize L.
O. Murray. Lawrence Nichols, w. H STUFF
flebeam, II. A. Barrows, ]. J. Gavin, Owen
KeIIar, S. B. Martin, L. P. Mills, C. A.
Stock, w II. Welsh and Sullivan.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
Office has been in constant practice at the
Capitol Park ever since their admission
into the league, and Manager F Mccarthy
is rather conservative regarding the
prospective work that may be expected
OF bis ''P rinters." 1t is, however safe to
say that notwithstanding this modesty the
G. p. o. players will present to the league
patrons splendid exhibition when con-
testing with the strong clubs. This year
the Government Printing Office club Will
make its debut before the Washington
public, and great expectations are enter
tanned by the leagues following as to the
work they will perform. Mr.. j. +. Nc
Carthy has accomplished wonders in the
short time he has handled the team.
The players are Frank Hayens, Edward
Horen, George Mobler, Bert Rockwell, W.
Mutchler, Ed. Rowlette, John Dougherty,
Pandert, d. Montgomery, w f. Mexican,
Eugene Smith, William Wise and w. Hall
PENSION OFFICE
Manager Peter Cole, of the Pension Office
Club, has together about the same aggre-
cation that put up such an excellent ar
ticle in the way of baseball last year.
Wilmot Harris and Billy Bolway are
among the first iDfielders of the league,
the latter having an excellent record
this year already.
Bolway makes a clever captain and
understands all the tricks of the game
Housh not only ranks as champion high
kicker, jumper, etc, of the Columbia Club,
but also has made a hit as pitcher OF the
ball team OF the c. A c. IS. He will twirl
for the Pensioners, and is in great FORM
Jim Hendley is an energetic player,
md plays back of the -batsinan or in the
fiald equally as well. Little Raab is
also clever catcher, and all the rest of
the players made good individual records
last season.
The following players viii be seen with
the Pensioners this year: Royce Hough,
Wlnlot Harris, James Hendley, Green,
Cutcheon, Wright, Raab, Cleaves, Gray,
BolWay and Graham.
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
The Washington Light Infantry team will
represent the citizen soldiery in tie Depart
ment League, and that they VIII creditably
uphold their colors goes without saying.
The players selected so far by Manager
House, while not as strong individually
as those composing the Infantry's former
crack teams, are, however, all young,
active, and ambitious players, who will
always put forth their best efforts for tie
organization they represent.
AS pitchers they viii have Gleason and W.
S. Lee. The latter i S a well-known twirler,
while Gleason is a new man in local base
ball circles, but Capt. Heydler believes he
viii develop into one OF the best pitchers
in the league.
Jack" Gilroy, who has few superiors as
backstop in amateur ranks, will do the
bulk of the catching with big Ed Winkle-
man to help him out in an emergency.
"a intfeid Ea vxrx-
base, John Heydler at short, and Wrinkle
man or Javins at first. The second baseman
has not been decided on.
In the octfield viii be Shreve in center,
Eugene Stewart in right, and doc"
Kleins chmidt, the leading ortfielder here
ibouts. in left. In case any of the players
selected for the first game do not come up