The evening times., 1896-06-04
AMONG THE AMATEURS.

Not content with their excellent stand
ing in The Times Juvenile League, the
Zephyrs went outside their province, and
met their Waterloo. The Quaker lads
did the business, the score being % to Is.
Leonard, the crack pitcher of the Zephyrs,
was numerically pounded for a totalof 80
hits. Sherman, of the same team, was sub
stitutcd in the sixth inning, but did not DO
much better than this co-memher. The fe;l-
lures of the game We're the battery of
Kinslow and Gascolgnc of the Quaker Lads
aud tire fielding of WieliGc and Morgan,
of the Zcphyrs.
The Emersons defeated the Eagles by =
score of 21 to II. The pitcher for the
Emersons struck out twelve men. The
Emersons also defeated the Brooklands by
a score of II to o. The winners would like
to hear from all clubs whose members are
seventeen years and under. Address George
Hayes, 211 Q street northwest.
TIE Monaban Stars defeated the Cleary
Pirates yesterday evening at the Monu-
nent grounds by score Of "a 10 Is.
The feature of the game was the pitching
of Tom MODahan for the victOrs. He held
the Pirates at his mercy by slow drop
ball when necessity required it. The Mona
han Stars would like to hear from all clubs
i'll the city whose players are under the ge
of fifteen years. Address Thomas Monahan,
40T II street southwest.
The Mulligan Colts. under the mana cement
of Mr.. Otto A. Williams, will cross bats
with the Young Stars of Baltimore today
on the latter's grounds in Baltimore. The
following compose the Colts: X. Williams,
c.: A. Drake, p.; c. Milligan, S.; D Ready,
H.; W. Graft, 3b.; F. Hall, cf X Flint
2b.; E. Caldwell, rf.; B. Drew, If.
The Young Joneses have organized for
the season and would like 10 hear iron.
all teams whose players are sixteen and
under Address challenges to Jones' Club.
house, 404 Wilson street.
The Hooks defeated the Spiders in n very
close game, the score being 10 g.. Chal-
lenges received from all teams thirteen
or under. They play as follows: T. X eleher,
c.; ]. Swan. p.; G. Keleher, L b.; j Kane, Oh; /;
E. Lus.y 3d.; W. Anson, S.; E. Garges, CT !;
A. King, IT.; d. McKeever, r.
The Elhurns. Capt. Thomas, defea ted
Jones' Wonders by the score of 10 to L.
The feature of the game was the all round
playing OF William James third baseman of
the winners and the base stealing of B.
Browne of the Elburns.
The Harlem Athletic Club defeated the
strong Fort Myer Club on the lat.cr's
grounds Tuesday afternoon by a score of
II 10 z. The features of the game were
the magnificent battery work OF BieIaski
and James Ready for the Harlems and a
phenomenal line catch by Fowler, who COM
pleted double play unassisted for the
same team. The entire Harlem Club put
up winning game.
The Canterburys deny having been shut
out by the Mile Limits. as has been stated
and claim they have won three from the
Limits and lost one with the second team of
the Canterburys.
The Young Defenders have organized for
the season and would like to play all clubs
whose members are under fourteen years
of age. The club consists of the following
players: T. Allison. j. Thompson, E. Wal
lace, E.. Ellis, s. Moffitt, c. Nottingham,
T. Sherr, B. Marson, j. Vinstine, s. Handy,
j. Dewirer, Challenges will be received by
T. Allison, No. 4Is L street southeast.