The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-11

as follows: M. Tompahsky. c.; II. Fem.
D.; N. Winkley. h.: r. Barrick, 2b.; B.
Fem. 3D.. Il. Nelonsky. IS. ID. Siiverman.
IT,: S. Cohensky, RI: VI. Harrisonky-
sor. CT. Address George Bender. 1858
North Main street. city
Hildebrand's grand no4oIng and splen-
did base running are feature OF the
play OF the Providence team. but his
batting Is way below zero.
Connie Mack OF the Philadelphia Amer
leans is possessed OF a fine vein OF humor
as the following statement will show.
but Connie would look much better In
the act of depositing 5000 TO cover Drey-
fuss little roll and let his money talk:
Barney Dreyfuss Is one of the incest
fellows In the business, and one or the
very few magnates connected with that
National league that possesses the slight
est remnant OF the true spirit OF sports
manship. He has a splendid team. IL
is really a shame that II Is not a MEM
Der OF the major league. On the level,
/ think Il would have a fighting chance
to break into the first division In the
American league. But when he talks
about betting 5000 that II could beat the
winner of the American league pennant,
he talks a good deal like crow per-
forms It's ablutions-at random. The
fact that he has everything beaten way
of in the National league has affected
his vision. He Is looking through the
inverted end OF the glass
Pat Donovan is a wise guy. He kept
Homer Smoot I'm the background when
ever President Hurley showed himself,
so as TO get out or Injunction proceeo-
ings II the Worcester president had want
ed to press charges. But Worcester with
out Smoot is stronger than with him, al
Charlie Frisbee has Homer beaten mile
Worcester Gazette. There are rev
people about the Eastern league circuit
who think differently.
Jersey City has signed young Chap
man. formerly Of the Tufts college team
The Buffalo newspaper men must nave
smoked the old pipe until 1t Is richiy
colored, when they print for gospel the
statement that Stallings onered La)oie
$4,000 20 play with Buffalo for the single
month of June.
Browns good work with the stick and
his fast playing behind the bat for the
Providence team has gained him lots or
friends. and IL he keeps up the good work
he will doubtless be in the game pretty
often.
Bergen, the Cincinnati catcher. Is
brother of Martin Bergen and first broke
into professional ball with the Pawtucket
New England league team. Buliow' or
the Detroits, and Coughlln OF the Wash
ingtons also came out In Pawtucket. ana
George Yeager of the New Yorks caught
In that club two seasons.
n Dxya
Is anxious to meet any nine from amp
ANY sor oo-year-old team in the state
for a prize. Address John D. Robinson,
Lawrence Dye Works, Lawrence, Mass
Any 1Sor 20-year-old team In the state
desiring a game for June ! can be ac-
commdated by addressing Athel Cooper.
4e Zone street
The young Huntingtons would like TO
hear from any nine In the city under IL
wears. ]. Conray, 3S Mcdonald street rs
manager. The lineup follows: w. Cum.
p:E E Mullin, c.; j. Conroy, 1b.; G. Lyons,
2b J. MullIn. g. s.: j. Lyons, 3d.; L.
I.annon, r. f.; f. Collins, C. E.; I. Cum
ningham, !. T.
In a one-sided game the Brown Stars
defeated the Benefit Third team by a
score OF IS to 6. The lineup of the Brown
Stars Is as follows: G. Barash, c.; "A.
Abess, D.; c. Podrat. 1b.: II. Frank. 2b.
~ Harrison, 3b.: @. Gerber, $. s.; j.
Bander |. f.; M Silverstein, C. f.: +.
Jerskey, r. T. They would like 10 receive
challenges from any ten-year-old team.
Address challenges to II. Frank, Star
street,