The Washington times., 1903-04-26
WASHINGTON AMATEURS
LINE UP FOR THE SEASON
Many Teams Played Yesterday After
noon and Want Future Games.

noon ana want future James.
The Washington-New York game yes
I terday had no charms for the hundreds
/ Of amateur, or sand lot. players. This
tact IS clearly demonstrated by the
number If games played by the local
Hovices.
The vietors. one of the strongest
juvenile amateur teams in the city, is
now organized. ana Manager J. II. Mar
tyn. 1893 II Street northeast is DESTROYS
OF pittiag his aggregation against al
teams averaging twelve years,
The lineup IS as follows: H. West.
caJcheT; Evans. pitcher: Loveless. cen
ter field; K West. third base: J. Priest.
first base: Boucher, shortstoD; R. How
ard. second base: Garland. right field;
Rhodes. left field; Hunt, captain; Lusby
and Violet substitutes.
The boys of Miss Bears sixth grade
and those from Miss Hopkins class at
the Peabody ScnooI. played an interest
ing game. in which the former team Won
by d score OF 10 10 Z. Capt Dave Hart.
OF the winning team. is anxious to ar
range games with all school teams u
The same age as his men. Challenge
should be addressed To him al 81 Mary
land Avenue northeast.
The Bureau Athletics want games. and
win meet any baseball team in Wash
ington or the nearby States. They are
Independent Of any other club in the
District and are well organized All
corners VIII be met If the terms are
suitable. Address J. J. Batcn. I74S Y
street northwest
The Silver Stars defeated The Wash
ington Nierors by The score of g 10 >
yesterday The battery for the stars
was Roberts and SPelbring.
The Stars wish 20 arrange games with
an teams having "a average of thirteen
FEARS Challenges should De addressed
TO X. b. King. GIg Third Street north
west.
Capt c r Wadden. Of The Yale base
bah team. Of Washington. is DESTROYS
OF arranging games with mines whose
ages range FROM fourteen 10 seven
teen years. Challenges should be ad-
dressed 10 the captain, al g29 Third
Street southeast
The Times, wishing to encourage the
Washington amateurs. will print the
scores of all games sent TO the sporting
editor providing they are written leg
IDLY, and on one side of the paper only.
a sensational one-hand catch made by
Melvin King. Of the Reliance team. in
the ninth inning, when three men we're
out and three men were on the sacks.
won a game fer that nine yesterday.
when they met the Franklius. The score
was "A 10 II. and the Franklins would
have won had il not been fer Mclvin's
catch
The lineup Of the winning team is IS
follows: Williams. center field: Pelz-
man. right field. Reed first base, Law
son. catcher; Melvin King. shor;sJop;
r. King. second pitcher; B. Eiseman.
left field, and II. WasseT. pitcher. ala
challenges for the Reliance should 10
addressed to Harry Wes5er. 113 Sixth
Street northwest. The teams average
is thirteen years
The Trinity Baseball Club defeated the
Sixth Street Stars in weH-played game
by a score Of y TO Z. The feature of
the game was the pitching Of Lander,
and the brilliant playing OF Merritt
for the Trfnftvs Bafferies- TriDffv-
Lander. Mclean. and Bailey; Sixth
Street-Taylor and Hutchinson.
Address All challenges 10 the TriniJys
TO Il. Mclean. 1878 Kenesaw Avenue.