Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-04
Amateur Ball PLAYERS.

The Young Tanglewoods have reorganized
and would like to hear from teams averag-
ing twelve years. Line up is as follows:
Holtzclaw. pitcher: Demonet. catcher; Ma
gruder. first base; WanstalI, second base;
Dove. third base: Callow. short; Krick,
right field; Tubbins. left field; Mari. center
field and Goodman. sub. Address w. B.
Holtzclaw, 17O5 Pennsylvania avenue north
west.
The Lafayettes would like to arrange
games with teams averaging fourteen to
Of the District. They have lost only four
out Of thirty games. Address challenges
to John Mckinney. COZ 21st street north
west.
The Young Americas Of Georgetown would
like to get games with any team IN the
city averaging thirteen years of age. Send
challenges to Roy Payne, manager, 1417
33d street northwest.
The Merriwells have defeated four teams
this season and will play the Northeast
Juniors Wednesday at p. nj. at 9Th and
F streets northeast. The Merriwells would
like games with teams in the city averag-
ing ten to thirteen. Address Allison Leap
ley, 7O4 10th street northeast. The lineup
is as follows: Crown. pitcher; Daniels,
catcher; Knockley. first base; Passage, Sec
ond base; Cannon. short stop: Flather.
third base; Peak. left field: Omeara. center
field; Glier, right field. or Shaw.
The Compassionate have organized for
the season and teams averaging eleven
years wishing games. address Manager H.
Harlow, 100 East Capitol street. Following
is the line up: H. Perry. third base; T.
Eisenstein, first base; J. Collier. pitcher and
short stop; B. Price and A. Mclaughlin,
catchers; H. NARROW. pitcher and short
stop; J. Avery. second base. and D. Furger-
son, F. Collier. w. Mccartney, c. Farmer
and E Ringgold. fielders and substitutes.
The Portners defeated the STATIONS yes
terday by to 6 in well-contested game
The Formers would like to arrange games
with teams averaging sixteen years. Ad-
dress challenges to David Goodno. III s
street northwest.
The Mephis Athletic Club defeated the
Rosebuds by 16 to 2 The game was played
under adverse conditions. the grounds be-
ing in very bad shape. Mephis Athletic Club
gained a good lead in the fifth inning, when
eight runs were scored. H. Sloat lead the
team in batting, driving in many OF the
runs. while Smith of the victors pitched
very fine game.
dts by II to 2. The features of the game
were the pitching of Rhodes and the catch
ing Of Campbell.
The Young Bloomingdales have organized
for the season and would like to hear from
teams in the District averaging from eight
to nine years. The lineup is ds follows:
Walden, catcher; Turner, pitcher: Houck,
first base; Gorgen, second base; l.. Corn
will, third base: Loveless, shortstop; w.
ker, right field Challenges should be adj
dressed to William Loveless, r street north
west.
The First BIoomingdales defeated the
Keystones by Q to O.
Before a large and enthusiastic crowd
the teams representing the Washington
Athletic Club defeated a picked team from
the Little Rocks and the SavOys by % to
20. The one-hand stop of Frank and the
phenomenal catches of DeThiery were duly
acknowledged by the immense throng of
spectators. The battery work of Fissell
and stone was beyond criticism The VIC
tors extend challenges to any District team.
the Senators excepted, regardless of age or
record. Address A. C. clemson, 298 9Th
street northeast. The lineup Is as follows:
Stone. catcher; Fisseli. pitcher: Waters.
first base: Burr. second base; Watts. third
base: DeThiery. left fold; Frank center
field: Dalkins. right field.
The Arlington Ball Club has organized
and would like to arrange games with
teams averaging fifteen years Address
northwest. The lineup Is as follows: Con-
nors. shortstop: Chick. center field and
pitcher: Martie. first base: Drury. left field
and captain: Hoiloran, right field: O'Con-
NELL third base: Rapp. second base; Har-
per. catcher; Taylor. pitcher and center
The Young Anglers defeated the Northern
Stars by IL to IL. The features of the game
were the home run hit Of inland with three
men on bases. the batting of Flanerty, Dew
lin and Hendrick and the pitching Of Moo
nan. The lineup Is as follows: Payne.
catcher: Noonan. pitcher; Hendrick, first
base; Fiaherty, second base; inland short
stop: Devlin. third base: Ready. left field;
Gavin. right field: Ready. center field
-eams averaging twelve years address
challenges to e. Hendrick. 1857 18th STREET
Tho Holy Name Society Base Ban Club OF