The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-04-28
BASEBALL BRIEFS

The Worcester management gave a trial
yesterday. 10 a young player from the
South. Seivring, and he covered the left
field garden In good form.
The Ridge Athletics defeated the De-
tenders. Saturday. by n score OF n 10 10.
The former will Saturday next meet the
Tuxedos on the Harris avenue grounds.
The Orients would like 10 hear from any
14-year-old team IN the state. Address
challenges to Edwin Gregory. 81 Florence
street, Providence.
The Iroquois team has been organ
tied as follows: Mccarthy. c.; Haworth
p; Montague. 1b.; Gallagher, 2b.; Smith.
3b.; Murphy. $. g.; Brinkman, |. T.; Conner
c. T.; Malloy, r f., and Donnelly, substi-
tute. Challenges OF 17-year-old teams
should be addressed TO Charles w. Ha-
worth, - Printery street. Providence.
The ST. Mary Juniors defeated a nine
representing the Messer street grammar
school, Saturday afternoon. by score
of TO Z.
The Davises OF Mount Pleasant have or
ganized "a team and would like 10 arrange
games with any team OF the average age
OF Is years. Address all challenges to
Thomas Hamilton IS Allston street.
The Mount Hopes defeated the vigilants
Saturday I'm a hard fought contest by a
score OF 10 TO 3. The Mount Hopes will
play the Young Oxfords Saturday next.
The Belmonts OF Mount Pleasant are
organized for the season and would like
TO hear from any 1S-year-old team In the
city Address all challenges to J. Daley.
manager. 25 Belmont avenue.
The locketmakers OF wightman &
Hough have organized for 1902 and would
like TO hear from any strong shop team.
Address all challenges to Arthur Patry. Z
Beverly street.
The attendance at the four Sunday
games I'm the West, yesterday, totalized
$500. Chicago was i'm the lead with $1,000
for the National League contest and 1880
for the American League.
The Little Lemons would like TO hear
from an 14-year-old team I'm the state.
Address challenges to G. Freiberger, rs
Clarence street Providence.
The Geneva Juniors have organized for
the season and would like TO hear from
any nine whose average age is 10 years.
uniformed teams preferred They have
an open date for May 3 that is Saturday
next. Challenges should be addressed TO
T.. Hempel, s Lexington avenue, Geneva,
Providence.
Plank. young brother OF the Athletics
pitcher. seems TO be a coming man in
the same position. He struck out 13 men
pitching for Gettysburg Saturday
Frank de Haas Robinson says that even
II the lawsuits do go his way he won't
take Jesse Burkett back. Jesse won't
lose any sleep, IL that's the case.
During the recent wind storm at Mil
waukee the fence on three sides OF Duffy's
ball park was blown down.
Pitcher Siener OF the Detroits who re-
Gently shut out the Chicago American
team, allowing them only two hits was
once a locomotive fireman on the Cana
dian Pacific railroad.
McGraw and Hanlon's agent had row
I'm Baltimore over Scheckard recently.
Captain McGraw had the agent chased
out of town.
The American league players who
jumped from the National league are
not taking any notice OF the demands
that they return sent them by the va
rious league magnates.
Pitcher Kenna OF the Cleveland Ameri-
can league team. was released yesterday.
IL is probable that he will sign with the
ST. Louis National league team, having