The morning times., 1896-05-25
AMONG THE AMATEURS.
Results of Games and Other Items
About Future Champions.


The Radfords is composed oi the following
players: b. Wagner, c. Heflner, K. Jack
sou, T. Saffen, II. Moran. n. McElroy,
j. Blakney, j. Stanley. II. Weigel, }.
Weigel, W. Baxter, c. Groves. They
would like TO hear from clubs whose mem
bers are eighteen and under. Address cha4
leuges TO b. H. Wagner, 1917 Ninth street.
The Emersons defeated the Torlbetts
Saturday by the score OF to g.. The
Emersons would Ike to hear from all teams.
sixteen years of age and under. Address
George Hayes, 21l Q street northwest.
The Patent Office Club played the Sixth
Auditors Friday at Capitol Park. The
Patents won by the score Of 1 9 To 16. The
batteries were Kirk aud hagruder for
Patents: Mills and Fitzgerald for Auditors.
The Victors defeated the Huffers Fri
day by the score OF 10 o. The NlCtorS
would like 10 hear from teams in the.
District uDder twelve years of age. Ad-
dress challenges to q. Pegram, 1115
Rhode Island avenue
The Colts defeated the Vets by a
score Of 10 TO 3. The feature OF the game
The Colts would like TO hear from teams
whose members are under sixteen years OF
age. Address challenges to Manager S. 7.
Robertson, H. Maryland avenue northeast
The Rose Buds defeated the Victors 10y
the score Of 16 to 10. The winning team
would like TO hear from teams whose pla v
ers are under fourteen years Of age. Ad-
dress challenges to II. Treddler. 6lS New
Jersey avenue northwest.
The Primrose, Jrs, defeated the Cres-
cents 10y the score Of 10 10 s. The Prim-
rose players are: q. Kendall, catcher: j.
Harlow, pitcher; &. Speak, first base; A.
]. Dunn, shortstop; J. Kirkland, right
field; q. Stuart, center field; W. Cady, left
field. The team would like to hear from
teams fifteen years and under. Address
challenges TO J. Dunn. S03 Eleventh. street
northeast.
The Sbamrocks would like to hear from
all clubs in the city. They would es-
pecially like to get game with the Walk-
eways at Capitol Park on any day the
Walkaways may select. The Shamrocks
have open time until June % and would
Ike TO fill III intervening dates.
The Emmet Guards will play the Sham
rocks at Capitol Park Thursday, May 2S
The proceeds OF the game will he given TO
Chief Paris for the benefit Of the fami-
lies Of the deceased firemen. Fitzgerald
Will pitch for the Emmets and Norcom for
the Shamrocks.
holly contested game was played
Saturday afternoon on the parade grounds
at the Navy Yard between the Toolmakers
end a SCRUB team from the Gun Carriage
Shop. Mr.. jenkins, more generally known
as skinny BIZ, managed the scrubs "
and put in several semi-professional has
beenS, thinking he would capture the cash
prize. But he failed to land it, The score
stood 3 TO 1 in favor of the Toolmalkers
The winning battery was Williams and
Snydam.
1he JULY Neul,'udls ueledUtu Ile boun-
features OF the game were the pitching of
z. Ryan aud Fraber The team is COM
pose1 OF the following players: B. Hoover,
G.; K Ryan, p.; J. Fraber, H.; c. Mollare.
2b.: 8 Sanders, S. g.; c. Blakeney. 3b;
W. Slant. C. f.; E Hohbein, T. T.; E. Lawless,
i. Z. The Young Nationals would like to
meet from teams under fourteen years.
Address challenges TO j. FTaber, 1902 s
street northwest
The Capitol Hill Colts defeated the Aerials
Saturday by the score of Is to ]. The
features of the game were the battery
work af Furlong and Mcmahon, of the
teams in the District Address challenges
TO j. German, No. 124 street northeast