Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-02
COMING BALL PLAYERS.
Games Played and Teams Organized
Among the Juniors.


The Lions base ball team has organized.
and would like to hear from all teams av-
eraging sixteen years. Address challenges
to w. Rodel. 345 Mclean avenue south
west. The lineup is: Gill, catcher; Ferris.
first base; Hymn. pitcher; Mister. short
stop; Callahan. second base; Lommis, third
base: Radel, left field; Sexton, right field;
Bullock, center field.
The Columbia Stars would like to hear
from teams averaging sixteen years. Send
challenges to w. c. Dummy 1874 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest.
The Eagle Athletic Club would like to re-
ceive challenges from clubs that do not
average over thirteen years in age. Address
Jules Henderson, 500 G street southeast.
The Crescents met their first defeat of
the season at the hands of the Census Of
flee team, by a score Of II to 8. The Cries.
cents would like to arrange games with
teams averaging seventeen years. w. R.
Foley. manager, 212 Kentucky avenue
southeast --.-l-sses
The Bliss Electrical School team forfeited
a game to the prep. team of GonZaga Col
lege Wednesday at National League Park.
In the third inning, when the score was
to 3. the Bliss players refused to continue
the game because Of a decision which they
thought unjust
The Third LIE Droits have organized, and
WOulO ike 10. near from teams averaging
thirteen years. The lineup Is: Whitaker,
catcher; Keene. pitcher: Walker. first base:
Roache. second base; Young, third base:
Benson short stop; Burns. Norris and
Frank Young 401 Spruce street northwest.
The Gales School base ball team has or
ganfzed and is ready to receive challenges
from all teams averaging fourteen years.
Lodge, catcher; Phillips. second base; Linn
berger. right field; Hollander, first base:
Merrilet, third base; French, center field;
Gundershimer. left field: Edwards, short
I'd street northwest.
The base ball game between the Little
Rocks and Trfangles was won by the for
nler by score of II to g. The features NJ
the game was the all-round plavinp Of
Breakfast and Dontbullye
Inc Brookland base ball team has or
canned. and Is ready to receive challenges
from teams averaging nineteen wears Sand
challenges to Robert Coils or G. w Cham-
berlain. Brookland, d. c.
Teams averaging thirteen years can have
games py addressing e. Johnston, 931
Is known as the Rhode Islands. The teano
Is composed of the following PLAYERS: John
SION Rock. Howard, Welker, Nolan. Kelly
C. Howard, Kengla and Stuard.
The clerks and carriers of station n ~
lee fost once Department played a game
Oh base ball Thursday afternoon whjch
was y won ny the clerks by score of is to
ts,,,aI 90 u Inc game Were SenSa-
uonai neidfng OF Crawford and the fine
piIch1ng OF Nolan for the clerks
The fourth team of the Warwick AtbIa4;.
CIun mas organized, and is ready to receive
Challenges from all teams averaging twelve
y ysa 49,, send challenges to w. Hough. 64
street southeast. The Une-Iln 81 a.
team Is: Vogeison, catcher: Houeh. pitcbsr.
Harrison. first base: williams second he
PpoImes. tnird base; Shake. short stop:
Bryon. center field iieao'
rhe second Peabodys defeated the second
Aanrys ina weH-played game of base bali.
by the SCORE OF Ii to II. The Peabodys
would Hike to hear from all teams averaging