The morning times., 1896-04-20
WITH THE AMATEUR RS.

The Metropolitans have organized for
the season and would like 10 hear from
all teams of the District whose avera ge
age is fourteen years. Send challenges 10
William Forsyth, 1924 Ninth street North
west.
The Pearls played their first practice
game yesterday. The Pearls defeated the
Radfords for the championship last season.
They would like TO hear from all clubs
whose members are under eighteen years
of age. Address challenges 10 George Nc
Donald, Canterbury Athletic Club, Fourth
street and New York avenue.
The boys Of the Seatnn school organized
a ball team recently with the following
players Frank Bresnahan. center field:
Frank Thyson, pitcher; Frank Fauth,
second base; a. Donavon, third base: W
Schmidt. first base, II. Greer, left field.
H Stem. shortstop. II. Stein was elected
captain.
In game between the College Jrs. and
the Metropolitan Jrs. Friday the Nets won
by the score of 8 TO ,. The winning
battery was Clement and Burnett. The
Nets would like to hear from all teams
whose players are under seventeen years
OF age. Address challenges To W. c. Brown,
1911 Il street.
Tie Rock Greek Stars have organized
for the season with the following players:
F. Foley. captain; NJ. Holloran. p. Ben
nett, J. sherman. j. Sullivan, J. Leonard,
NJ. Sullivan, r. KidweIl. j. Gavin, p. Rob
erts, G. Roberts, NJ. Mcdonald. They
would like to hear from all teams OF
eighteen. Address +. Foley, 2433 n street.
The Easterns have organized and would
like TO hear from all amateur teams in the
District. Send challenges to w. Gates,
Fourth and ID streets southeast. They
would like to hear from the Vigilants
Eastern Athletic Club, Gearys and High
Admirals. The following players compose
the team; f. Gates, p. f. Hawlcy, S.;
J. Gcary, IT,; A. Green. 3b; w. Gates, c.;
5. PlatZ, CT; c. Langley, rf.; G. Boyd, 2b.
The Second lie Droits have organized
for the season of 90. They would like
70 hear from all teams under fifteen.
The players are: +. Purkins, catcher; c.
Doyle, pitcher: r. Purcell, first base; H e.
Parker, second base; J Fillius, shortstop;
F Heath, third base; L. Chauncey, left
field: ID Senior, center field; K. Kellogg,
right field Address challenges to j. Fill
lius, captain, 32 r street northwest
The Silver Kings have organized for
the season and would like to hear from
all teams whose players are not over
fourteen years OF age. Address chal-
lenges to W. Mehler, 324 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
The LIE Droits have reorganized for the
season. They would like to hear from all
teams whose players are under seventeen.
Address Ray C. Callahan, 331 street
northwest. The team is composed of the
following players: d. Ross, pitcher; R.
Callahan, first base; E. Burns. second base:
W Brush, third base: II. Burger, short
stop; P Clark left field: T. Reedy, center
field; NJ. Merrill, right field.
In a hotly-contested game the Little
Potatoes defeated the Silk gle club by
q score of l 4 to IL. The Little Potatoes
claim the championship of Tenth street
The players are: John Wright, catcher;
George Walton first base; Charles Rowdy,
second base; Tony Brown. third base;
William Jones, center field; William willis,
right field; William Posey, left field; NJ
Owens, short stop; Gus Glasgow, pitcher.
The Young Patriots will play teams under
| thirteen years. Address challenges to
473 Missouri avenue northwest.