Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-05
AUSTRALIANS TO PLAY HERE

The Crack Team From the Antipodes
to Meet the Engraving Bureau Nine.
The Australisn base ball team. which has
been in this country for some time picking
up points about the national game and in
cideEtally imrarting little information to
these teams which have moderated It's
ability, will appear at National Park Sat
urday afternoon next opposed TO the Blu
reau of Engraving and Printing team, one
of the strongest amateur mines in the Dis
trict. Mr.. A. A. Sousa, the president Of
the DEPARTMENTAL eague. has been in
communication with Manager William A.
Brady of the antipOdaan team, and the re-
suit is the game arranged for this week.
Guests of the Outing Club.
The Baltimore Outing Club is today the
guest Of the Washington Outing Club A
program of terestinS events has been ar
ranged fer the entertainment of the visit
ors, one of the chief features of which is
a ball game. A dinner will be given this
evening. at which an Hnformal program of
entertaining feataresoiwill be had. Those
who will take part in this are President
c. Reizenstein Of the Washington organi-
zation. S. s. Richards. Sam Nattans, T.
Nordlh ger AL Stern and S. Mitchell
-- Harding Won Out.
Harding and Abe Green, both of this city,
er ded in sensational manner. Harding
was playing Green 100 to Green's 80. The
score at the last frame was SO to 40, in
Harding's favor. Green needing only one
ball. Green broke, and by some very skill
full and rervy playing Harding pocketed
fourteen pals in succession and won the
match. go
y. NJ. G. A. Cyclcrs Organize.
A bicycle club has been organized by the
following members of the Y. NJ. c. A: Ed
ward A. Keeling, jr., captain; William l..
Miller, secretary; Eugene May, jr.. j. E.
West, L. NJ. Tillman. Albert Lewis, Joseph
Mollere. L. H. Wintermute, P. L. Small, NJ.
P. Evans. Samuel Scrivener. Andrew b.
Lukei Fl. c. Parker, Fl. a. Pfiger and
w. T. Teepe. An enjoyable run was made
to Cabin John bridge Thursday night. All
members of the Y. NJ. c. A. are eligible to
membership.
Young Rail Players.
The Americans have defeated the Cotton Kings
of Georgetown and the Old Glory Athletic Club of
Alexandria The scores IL to 10 and TO g..
The features Of the games We're the running catch
Of Scott and the pitching of Brooks the Amer
leans.
The sterilngs have defeated the Unions through
forfeit by the OF 8 to 0. The Stcrlings
would like to hear fiom teams sixteen years and
under. Address Geo. a. Crawford, 5o2 4th street
southeast
The Young Mascots have defeated the Mount
Peasants by ID TO H. The batteries were Nightin-
gale and Rogers. opponents Morris and Quin-
ter. The Young MasCots would like to hear from
teams under fourteen years. Address Capt. Chas.
Rogers, 1922 street southwest.
The Mt. Peasants have in turn defeated the
Young Mascots in One-sided game by the score
of is to j. The line up of the Mt. Peasants was
as follows: w. Quinter. second base; II. Bryan,
right field; A. Quinter. catcher; ii. Lange, first
luse; =. Miller. left field; W. Brown, shortstop;
a. Rhodes, third base and pitcher; p. Brown cen
ter field: II. Morris. pitcher and third buse Teams
averaging fourteen years address challenges to Ii.
Morris, 1900 Kenesaw avenue, Mt. Pleasant.