The morning times., 1896-05-04
WITH THE AMATEURS.
Results of GarIes Played Bet cen
Coming ChmmninnS.

The Second LIE DroitS defeated the Den
nison, JrS., by tie one-s.dcd score OF 13
10 o. send challenges TO H Burger, man
agcr, 3o9 I street northwest, lie DIoIt
ctK. Iucy Would ike To arrange Il game
with the Young DeMUntrcvIlles.
The Eagles have organized for the sea-
son and would ll.S To near from ali teams
under seventeen years OF age. ACdieeS
Challenges To Char.cs Tucker. l13G NV
o~.Sc4 4vtnhe northwest. The player
are j. Braugh. c. Tucker, F. Bots, b.
Barker, l.. ilCe, j r. uCCkcr, W. furner
+. Keys and J.. Fincham
TiIu Third senior team of Georgetown
College has organized Tor the season ana
would ike 10 near rom a.t teams Whose
members are eighteen years OF age. Adj
dress challenges 10 l.. l.. Prince. utu! ge-
town University.
Inc PanoramIs. Jr., defeated the Capt.
tOl Stars saturday by a score OF | 3 to Z.
The players for the victorious cub are as
follows: W. Alien, catcher, l. VOEht,
Ihtcnef, l. spGrseon' 1irst base; W, skeiy,
GarIner, ShorUst1p; L. walters, LETT Held;
a. FInIghin, center field; c Gardner, right
liei.'. He fanoraindS. Jr wound IKE
10 hear from All local teams whose Tneu-
DerS are sixteen years or age ana under.
Address challenges 10 +. GaTuner, 3ug
Fourteenth street northwest.
The Junior LcagucrS have organized for
the season and would like To near from
teams whose players are fifteen years ola
folio wing players: Payne ,HeIaer Emmcrt,
Thompson, Boswell, Made, Carol, More
land, Douglass. Substitutes; Hcines, Tip
Address challenges Z. Iieluer, 1927 Sixth
street northwest.
The A. B Graham team defeated the
Bunker Hill club by the score of / To s.
Tie Grahams line up as follows: Langley,
first base; GcttingS. catcher: Rooms center
field; Elan. left fled: Greer, second base;
Bradford, third base; CONAN, shOItstop;
Wathen, right field; +. Gett.ngs, pitcher
TIE Young Senators would like TO hear
from teams whose players are twelve years
of age and under: The teams line up is
d fOllows: Joe McDvrmott, catcher: Hen
Kane, pitcher; X. Weaver, first base; I
Streets. second base; X. Clark, third base
W. Boyd, Slortstnp: j Conner right field:
j. Murphy, center field; Send challenges
TO 1904 Sixth street northwest.
The League Juniors defeated the Half
moons taU@mented hy three Of the Eastern
Eagles by The score OF . to 3. The sue
cesSful battery was Shreves and Haden.
The winners average thirteen wears OF age.
following players: b. Bryan. F. Nicholas.
w Harvey, Nj. Haden, ard j Dice III the
outfieid; Campbell, Necker, OXmau, Dice,
.rn"ttler. 7. Tolson, b. Tolson, in the
infield; E. Shreves, pitcher: and G. Hadcn.
catcher. Address challenges to W. c.
Axe, 722 Seventh street southeast.
The Young Times defeated the Altar
Boys by the score OF 13 to 8.
The Georgetown Preps defeated the St
Friday by the score OF % to 8. The fea-
ture was The hating OF tile PrepS.
The Young Belmonts defeated the Young
BrldegroOmS by the score of 70 10 Il. The
Belmonts would like to hear from all
CLUBS whose players ara under thirteen
years of age. Address challenges to Harry
Nolan, 1920 Four-and-a-half street soutl:.
west.
The Spaldings have organized for the
season with the following players: Mere
Keck. 3b.; Stryker, SIS: Tceple, l.f.; Hcrigau
c. f.: Clark. r. f.: They would like 10
hear from clubs whose members are under
fourteen years or age. Address challenges
TO Trinidad Athletic Club, 1892 Florida
avenue northeast.
The Defenders defeated the Barracks
Marines Friday by the score of 3 TO g
Handy pitched for the winners. venable
battery for the soldier boys.
The Young McCauley's would like to
arrange games with clubs whose players
are under thirteen years OF age. These
PLAYERS compose the Young Macs: William
captain; Maurice Drives. lb. and mana ger;
Charles Gladmon, 2b.; James Henry 3b
EDDIE Drives. |. f.; Joe McKeney s. s.;
Raymond CLARK, C. f.: James Kennedy,
substitutes. Address challenges to 1884
Third street northwest.
The Young Victors defeated the Little
Potatoes by the score OF to O.
The Walkaways played their first game
Athletic Club, and won easily by the
score of IL To 4. Wolfe pitched for the
Walkaways boys, with Lusky at the re-
ceiving end. Wolfe struck out eighteen
men. The Walkaways are in fine form.
The club is composed Of the followin g play
ers: Lusky and Benhardt. ca tche RS; Wolfe
and Gleeson. pitchers; Quigby, first base;
Bolger, second base; Cronin, shortstop;
Campbell, third base; Gladmon, left 1ield
Scott, center field; Ready, right field.
The Young Mahones defeated the Myrtle
Streets in well-played game by the score
of 3 to Z. The Mahones are: H. Quirre,
pitcher; f. Ma ok, catcher; S. Bolan, first
base; F. Douden, second base; W Fooks,
shortstop; F. Bergen, third base; ] Ro-
lande, center field c. Conley, left field
II. Davis, right field address chal-
lenges to J. Rice, % K street northeast
Teams under thirteen years preferred.
The Orientals defeated the Capitals by the
score Of II to 8. The Orlentals would
like to hear from all clubs in the city
under sixteen years Of age. Address
challenges to E. Green, 3O2 Thirteenth
street southwest.
The Vets won their second game Of the
season by defe ating the Eastern Stars BY
as follows: Shea, catcher; Nash, pitcher;
Lynch, first base; Kline, second base;
Corbett, shortStOp; Cooney, third base;
Lagen, center fielder; Richer, left fielder;
Kerrigan, right fielder. The feature of
the game was the pitching of Nash aud
the catching of Shea.
1t Was a Ragged Game.
The Philadelphia papers of Yesterday
morning passed opinion upon the George
town-Pennsy game as follows:
Times-Georgetown defeated Pennsyl-
vania on Franklin Field yesterday in a