Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-10

an interesting game by II to 2. The fine
pitching of Quaarrell and the batting of
Storms were notable. The former team de-
sires to arrange games with teams averag-
ing eixteen years. Address J. A. Syman-
oskie, 701 D street northeast. The Sena-
tors have defeated the Orioles in three
well-played games by the score Of 10 to ),
6 to and 80 to u. respectively. The eff
Floyd and the hitting Of Crown were the
features. The Senators would like to hear
from teams averaging twelve years. Ad-
dress challenges to H. Floyd, S31 18th
street northeast.
The Lincolns defeated the Yankees by
81 to % The pitching Of Muivey and the
fielding of Parks, Michale and Mullady
were effective. Teams averaging twelve
years desiring games send challenges to rs
24th street northwest.
The Happy Hooligans defeated the Young
Eastern Stars last Thursday by Is to T.
The Columbia Athletic Club Of East
Washington defeated the Western Athletic
Club by IL to 2. The batting of King and
Nelson and the fielding of Sloot had mark
ed effect on the result. The lineup for
the winning team Is as follows: Sloot. CEN
ter field: Robinson. catcher Todd. left field !:
Clark, right field; Nelson, second base;
King, first base; Thomas, third base; VIII
son and Jones, pitchers, and Webster,
shortstop. The above named team would
like to hear from teams averaging fifteen
to sixteen years. Address II. Sloot 1904
Z street northeast.
The Petomacs defeated the Nationals In
a one-s1ded seven-inning contest by IS to
$. Mullen did not allow a man to steal a
base. and the sensational catch and throw
home was made by Jones from deep left
field in time to nip a man at the plate.
The Potomacs would like to arrange games
with teams in and near the District. Ad-
dress Michael Sexton, 31S N street south
west.
The Young Eastern Buds have organized
and would like to arrange games with
teams averaging fifteen years. Address
challenges to F. Gillon, pa K street north
east.
The Second Capital Athletic Club team
would like to arrange games with teams
not averaging over seventeen years. The
team Is composed of the following players:
Frank Stetcher. r.. Geddes, John Plunkert
c. Hugle, J. Cullen, 8. Lewis c. Lynch
F. Wood. j. Woods and H. McGiven. Ad-
dress challenges 10 John J. Plunkert, 521
Sd street northeast.
Base Ball Notes.
Mr. Wyatt Lee Is something of pitcher.
Patterson Is also good twirler, but Sat
urday wasn't his day to shine.
KatoI was sent out to warm up In the
sixth by Manager Griffith, but 1t was like
throwing good money after bad, and Pat
terson was allowed to finish the game
There is no "hoodoo" about the Wash
ington-Chicago game: the latter clubs bat
that is all there is to 1t.
Patten will probably be on the rubber for
Washington this afternoon, and If he re-
peats his performance Of last week In Chi
cago another victory for the Senators can
be counted upon.
Slide. you Senators, slide! Farrell Grady
and Coughiin are about the only base run
ners on the team who will 'hit the earth
in pinch, and such efforts frequently
knock out a close play.
Two and one, two and one," used to be
the song handed out to DUNCAN last season,
as he generally registered two hits one day
and then one the next, and kept that up for
weeks at a time. Saturday he made It three.
Jones was the only Comiskeyite to get two
bingies, Mertes. Isbell and Mcfarland fill
ing out the Ave with one each. The drives
Of Mertes and Mcfarland were Of the
beauty bright order.
Grady never put up better game behind
the bat than he did Saturday and Michael
also got in q fine single. His good throw
ing prevented the Chicago lads getting too
vepturesome.
Perhaps ''Sandow" Mertes hasn't been a
great fnd for Comisksyi His playing OF
second base has been right up In class A,
and there never was any question about
the "chesty" boys hitting Qualifications.
President Young Of The National League
and his son Robert attended the game 6st.
urday and were given hearty welcome ~
. host OF friends. ss6ncle Nick" entered