The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-17

Runs-Walsh g. Gammons. Dyer. Beau
mont, Nevers 2 Lswson--9. Ball. Bonner
= Two-base hits-Dyer ?, Cannell, Low
ell Stolen b0se-Roper Sacrifice hits
Gammons. Cannell Lawson. Double plays
--Noone 20 McAuliffe 20 INLAND: Hickey
10 INLAND First base on balls--Walsh 2,
Cannell. o Brien 2. Nevers T. Beaumont
2, Dyer. Gammons Hit b. pitched ball
Noone 2, Lowell. Struck out-Cronan 2.
koone. Walsh Wild pitches-Lawson.
Noone 2 Tmpire-Moore Time--lh i5m
The Gyms play Pawtuckets today. II
the exuberance OF Manager Funey OF the
wtucket team counts for anything his
aggregation will furnish the Gyms more
than ordinary amusement today Among
the men 10 wear the Pawtucket uniform
for the present are Reynolds OF North
Attleboro who has been secured 20 catch.
Virgins OF the Lorraine team OF the In
tereity league. Riordan Of New Bedford
VIII pitch This afternoon and tomorrow
Jordan will twirl The line up for this af-
ternoon will be-Reynolds. c Riorden,
p; Funey. 1b.: Carroll, Simmons, 2b. /;
Costigan. 3 3 Borden. 3b. Sullivan, !. Z /.
Reilly, C. E.; Ban. r. Z
The G. A A. juniors will line up
against the Eagles today upon the lat
ter's grounds and a spirited contest is
expected Though the c. A A's were
beaten by the Elmhursts. they still think
thenaelves superior to the latter and
would ike 20 back their self-oonfi3erce
- the extent OF s. This confidence rs
built upon the fact that Terria the right
fehder has been released in favor OF a
fast man. The team has a few open
dates and s open TO challenge from and
l6-year-old team in the state Send all
challenges to K. Murray. 3Si Orms street
The BABY Rest Boys suffered defeat
yesterday AZ the hands OF the second
team Of the South Providence Grays
These BOYS are anxious for games and
play the Young Tigers tomorrow. They
are open 10 challenges from any team
In the state whose members are between
Is follows Delory. C; Morrtssey. p:
Hartigan, lb; Smith, Oh; Cassidy. $. s. ::
Purcell sh.: Nelson. !. T.. Ham. c. T.:
Gunchani. r T.. and z. Hartigan mas
cot. Address ell challenges to william
Purcell 2 iBishop street. city.
Tho companies OF young but enthus-
iasttc baseball followers are now in the
field for business One is called the Tn
ion Stars. the other the Union BOYS club.
The managers OF these teams have issued
general challenges limiting the ages ~
opposing teams TO 70 and ~ years. OF
the Union Stars the players and their
positions are as follows: W. Burns, e.. /:
o. Reavey, p; e. Peterson, ID, r. Carr,
2b.; j Hickey. sb.; p. Sundgerg. l. T.;
-. nlCndTucon. G l., X CnflStldnson, Z.
Z. J. Richa rdson =. 3. Mascots for THIS
team are c. Wren c. Sundberg and c.
Ahearn All challenges are 10 be ad-
dressed To p Sundberg. is Bsten street.
Providence. r. I.
The second organization OF young stars
is known AZ the Union Bows with the fol-
lowing PLAYERS and their positions: @
Reavey, C.: " Reavey. p; II. Ames. lb :
A Lageraust. 2b,; r Crichidson, 80 !:
g Peterson. c Z Sunbberg = 9
Carr. r T.; o. Richardson, l. (. All chal-
lenges must he cent to G. Peterson. 81
Bath street. city
The Union Stars say they have not
PLAYED the Cambridge Stars this season
and do not know who they are.