The evening times., 1896-04-28
AMATEURS PLAYING BALL
Doc O'Brien's Team Won Two
Games in Cns Day.
Bright wOod's Team Takes TakOma
Into Camp, and he Young MascOts
Defeat the ROsedaIes.

Doc O'Brien had his team OF ball players
out for practice the other day. The Bolands
who reside in the same locality, were the
victims of Docs husticrs. and in two games
they were forced TO bite the dust. In each
contest the O'Briens had double figures for
a score, while the Bolands had but single.
The features OF the game were the heavy
hitting of the O'Briens. Manager O'Brien
wants TO hear from all strong amateur
teams.
The Brightwoods defeated the Takomas
by a score of ] s TO II. The winning team
would like to hear from an teams whose
players are thirteen years OF age. They line
up as follows: E. McGerr, right field; c.
Sturbits, second base; S. Graves, first base;
C. Brown, shortstop; c. Ray, pitcher; c.
Parsons catcher; ]. Lavender, third base,
r. Brown, center field; d. McAlwee, left
field; r. Keene. first base. Address 10 Capt.
S. Graves, Brightwood. D. c.
The Iroquois pla yed their first game this
season with the Double Stars. and won,
the score being l to 3. The features of the
game were the double plays by Rea and
DamanD and the great pitching and catch
ing by Tom Myers and Tom Moore. All
teams under thirteen years OF age send
challenges to Gus Smith, 400 Pomeroy
street northwest.
The Young Mascots defea ted the Rosedales
by a score OF 6 to 4. the feature of the
game being the battery work of Helm and
White. All teams under seventeen years
of age address Charlie Oats, 30S Tenth
street southwest.
The orientals defeated the woodmonts by
the score of 4 to 4. They would like TO
hear from teams whose age is under six
teen. Address challenges to E. Green, 3O2
Thirteenth street southwest
The Bright wood Baseball team defeated
the Franklin School team Saturday by a
score of 8 to 0. The former team Will ac-
cept challenges from eams whose pla yers
do not average over sixteen years. Address
j. Wallsmith. Bright wood, d. c. The
players are as follows: NJ. Glover, C.
Sheehy, F. Ray, J. Wallsmith, T Lavender,
L. Foster, p. McDeyitt, F Keys and C.
Ray.
The Pioneers defeated the Cowtowns in
a game of baseball by the score OF Is TO II.
The battery for the Pioneers was Nail and
Flynn. The Pioneers will re ceive challenges
from all clubs under nineteen years of age.
Address George Nail, 2O37 Seventh street
northwest.
The Panorama BaseballC lub has organized
for the season. with the following players:
A. Walters, p.; +. Wittstatt, c.; A. Hart
stall. h.; W. Crow, 2b.: j. Robinson, 3b.;
H. PeitZmann, S.; f. Hartstall, IT,; E.
Smith, cf.; and G. Jacobs, IF. They would
like to hear from all clubs not over eighteen
years of age. Address Z. Wittstatt, 1419
D street northwest.
The Lovers baseball team was defeated
yesterday afternoon by the Young Giants,
by score OF 16 to 2. Send challenges to
John Hailstone, manager.
The Rock Creek Stars won their first
game of the season by defeating the Farm
ers, the score being 25 to 8. The features
of the game were the battery work of Wolf
and Bennett. Wolf punching out eleven men,
and the fielding of G. Roberts and the
homo run hit of Kitwells. The Rock Creek
stars would like to hear from all teams
eighteen years; the Census preferred.
The Swampoodle Stars have organized
for the season. and would like TO hear from
all clubs whose members are not over ten
years of age. The team is composed of the
following players: j. Carroll, O.; j. Ged-
ding, p.; B. Farrell. H.; T.. Gleeson. 2b.;
j. Daniels, 3d.; ]. Flaherty, S.; N.
Healy, IT,; W. Ryan, CT; and d Donohoe,
rf Address all challenges to ]. Giddings,
captain, No. 2i5 street northeast.
The second Young DeMontrevilles de-
feated the Metropolitan Stars on Saturday,
by q score Of % to IA. The team was a s
follows: Harold Alison. 3b.; John E. Boy
land, c.; Harry veit, rf; Milton Boyland,
S.; Henry Duryea, 1b.; Tony seibin, p.;
Fred. Campbell, 2b.: Paul Burch, cf.;
Frank Benton, II. Address all challenges
to John Boyland, manager, 1910 Eighth
street northwest.
The Blake Juniors have organized for
the season, and would like to hear from
all teams whose members are sixteen
years and under. The players are as fol-
lows: C. scheppach, CT; Arthur Fenton,
rf; Albert Fenton, IT,: G. Garner. 3b.; C..
sheehy, S.; j. Fletcher, 2b.; I. Maloney,
h.; L. Foster, p.; E. Cooper, C. Address
challenges to 6. Garner, 81 L street north
west.
An exciting game of bah was pla yed yes
terday between the Booze-Graftersand Mile
Limits. The Booze-Grafters won by the
score of 10 to 4.
A bonanza sale Of furniture, antique and
modern, at N. B. Latimer & Co.'S tomorrow W
at 10 o'oioalx- 1920 and 12Q1 q straet.