Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-21
Amateur Base Ball.

The Olympia Athletic Club base ball team
Yesterday administered defeat to the 1lth
street team of Southeast Washington, the
score being II to 6. The features Of the
game were the pitching of Graf and the
hating of the Olympias. The Olympias
would like to hear from all uniformed
teams of the District. Maryland and vir-
| einia Address challenges to M. A. NC
Cornick 700 North Carolina avenue south
east.
The Highlands of Northwest Washington
vent to Langdon to play the Junior nine OF
that place and were defeated. the score be-
ing Is to 5. The Junior Langdons are De
! sirous of receiving challenges from all
tunior teams Address challenges to John
Augusterfer Langdon, d. C.
The Radfords met defeat at the hands OF
the brentwood Athletic Club team, Satur-
day evening by II to Z. Kane and Smith
did the battery work for the Brentwoods
The Brentwoods would like to hear from
all uniform teams of the District aver
aging from eighteen to twenty years ne
games are played on Sunday.
All teams wishing to arrange games with
the Congress Heights base ball team can
do so by addressing c. f. Putdy, congress
The Columbia Athletic Club of Anacostia
has organized. and would like to hear from
teams averaging fifteen years. Address
challenges to A. Sears. 400 street south
east.
The four teams of the Warwick Athletic
Club have won twenty straight games this
season. therefore they claim the champion
ship of the District for teams averaging
twelve to fifteen years. Address John Du-
gan as street southeast. manager.
The Columbia Stars defeated the Holmead
base ball team by to 4. Teams of fifteen
years desiring games should ADDRESS lr"'h
Porter 1904 Columbia road.
The Iowas defeated the Vermonts by
to O.
ed the base ball team representing LaDs-
burgh Brothers Company by to 3. The
Sligo team would like to arrange games
with teams for Sundays averaging twenty
years. Address w. Thompson, Silver
Spring Montgomery county. Md.
The Red stars defeated the London Bells
The Columbias defeated the Blue and
GRAY team by to 6. Teams desiring
games address ]. Schrievener 2Slo street
T The St. Adams defeated the wisconsins
The Alabama Oily Whites"
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
An editorial from a recent issue of The
Star is being copied in southern demo-
cratic papers, to the very great hurt OF
the movement looking to building up
republican party down here. The article
is manifestIy untrue and Is founded upon
false assumptions from start to finish.
In the HrSt place the name hIy WHitc -
a misnomer given us by democrats and In
tended to put us in false position.
Our contentious are as follows: a. That
section 1873 of article OF the Alabama
constitution should be given full force and
effect, and to carry out this the republican
committee. on May II. 1903. unanimously
passed the following resolution: THAT
only those delegates be recognized and
permitted to participate in the state.
county district and precinct meetings who
are duly qualified voters under the consti-
tuition and laws of Alabama.
(2) That representation in conventions
should not be based upon population
basis but upon actual republican vote
cast, and to carry out this the republican
executive committee. on May II. 1903,
unanimously resolved that at the next
state convention each county in this state
shall be entitled to one delegate and one
additional delegate for each 200 votes or
majority thereof returned for Mckinley
and Roosevelt in 1900"
(3) As against these two propositions of
the so-called lilly whites the negroes In
sisted section 183 of article Of the Ala
bama constitution was null and void, and
their leader, Alb Winds. said In substance
that IL all negroes twenty-one years Of
age were not allowed in our state, county,