The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-20
STANDING
JUNIOR LEAGUE GAMES.

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Making 1s hits TO the Orioles I and with
Jache, the Centredale Junior pitcher
striking out II men to two by the orioles
pitcher. the economical handling OF such
advantages as they had. enabled the ORR
oles to win at Centredale yesterday after
noon by score Of 4 to 2 in the Providence
Junior League, the homo team helping
the matter along nicely by base running
devoid OF judgment and sufficiently lack
ing I'm speed for them to lose in nearly
every attempt to get by the orioles
sharp work.
At Davis Park the Malones and st. Te-
resas had a battle royal for IL innings,
victory choosing the Malone end of the
stick for a perch at the close OF the con-
test. Sullivan. the Malone pitcher. was
the top notcher, pitching fast game and
hitting strongly. He finally clinched the
argument by bringing In the winning run.
Others, too. on both sides played well,
Burley making a 1ne running catch at
left and the Malone infield turning OF
speedy double play. The final score was
to A.
The South Providence Grays climbed an
other round of the ladder by defeating
the Yales 4 to 3 in a fast game at Ade-
laide Park.
The game between the Columbias and
the Todd Juniors went to the Columbias
by the score of s to o.
The Pike-P Park Junior game was won by
the Pixies. the score being to 2.
There will be another meeting OF the
league directors at Centredale tomorrow
evening to settle finally the protest
against Meehan of the Todds for being
over age and to make better arrange
ments for securing umpires for the
games.
The victories OF the Fruit Hill Grammar
team are getting TO be a matter of course,
this team having lost but one game this
season. and that by the small score of
to o. Yesterday afternoon the Fruit Hill
lads beat the Lymansville boys q TO In
q game In which Pisaturo. the Fruit Hill
?itcher, was effective. while Houston, first
haseman for Fruit Hill pitt AWAY two
three base hits and George BAIL of the
Lymsnsvile team made home run
Challenges for the Fruit Hill team from
teams from 10 to IA years of age will re-
oeive consideration II addressed TO the
team at $40 smithfield road. Geneva.
Providence. or communicated by tele-
phone TO 1854 Union.
The Young Rivals defeated the Mole
Stars by a score Of 2 to 8. The feature
was the pitching Of n. Braverman. who
struck out is men. The line-up l.. Ka-
nuhsky. s. a: NJ. Harrison. c.; n. Braver-
man. D.: NJ Sacett. 1b.; A. Kaslsw. 2b.:
r. Feinberg. 3h: p. shannon, |. T.; A.
Iuber G. T.; A. Aabes. r. Z. The Young
Rivals would like to hear from any team
in the state from l2 TO "a years OF age
Send all challenges TO r. Feinoerg, 319
North Main street. city.
The Eureka Social club defeated the
Orients at Adelaide Park by the score
of 10 s. AS neither team had been de-
feated previous TO this. the game was
hotly contested. The pitchers OF both
teams had a great assortment Of curves
and there was not much hitting. Bar
nacle. the Eureka pitcher. had the op-
posing batsmen in trouble after the fifth
inning. while the Eurekas hit at the
proper time during the last three innings.
The double plays by Holloway. Higgins
and Rosenberg were features.
The Eurekas would like TO arrange
games with any II or 1s-year old team
in the state. Address challenges to
Manager William Dwyer. IL Willow street.
or Assistant Manager II. s. Holloway. 81
Wendell street
The Covers defeated the Mount Hopes
by score of IL TO in a siy-innng
game. Dougherty struck out IL men.
The Covers would like to play any 10
or 16-year- old team in the city. The line
up follows: Brown. C.: Trainor, p:
Dougherty. 1b.; Drew. Oh: Barlow. 3b.:
McQueeney. 3. s.; Mowry. c. T.: Toner,
|. T.; Meagan. r. T. Send all challenges
TO Ed Meagan, I'll Wayne street. city.
The employees Of Adams Express COM
panys branch office on Snow street have
organized bail team and the players are
as follows Samuel G. Rartie. catcher:
Fred Mathewscn. pitcher: Jack Calvin.
first base; George Steere. second base:
Thomas Reilly. third base; Bert Green.
centre field: Adam Lee. snort stop; A.
Barrett and J.. Wilson, substitutes. Ad-
dres. all challenges to Samuel G. Bartie. |
"a Snow street\ city.
The Elmwood Grays added two games |
TO their list Saturday at Adelaide park. |
The Independents were beaten to and |
Nine Of the Diamond Is To 2. The Grays |
lineup was as follows: Hsddleton. C..
Pollard. D.: Ruiyter. 1b.: Jones. Oh: |
!. T.. " Middleton. G. g.: Smith. r. Z. |
This makes ~ games won and two games |
lost by the Emwood Grays
The Greenville baseball team defeated |
the Chepschet team by a score of % to |
: at Greenvile yesterday. The game |
was slow and uninterestine az times. The |
features were the pitching OF Bates. who |
pitched winning ball for Greenville, and |
also the batting of the nine Next Sat- |
urday the Greenvine team will try their |
luck with the s!Iong Oakland team on the |
formers grounds
OTHER SCORES.
Lorraine 4. Holy Trinity l.
St Mary's 3. c. I. AS. 2
St Georges 10, Lonsdales a.
Oakland 2, Eagles 5.
Conants II. Mapleville 3.
Riverpoint 4. Attleboro o.
Lynn 16 Gyms. T.
Olneyville g. Milford 4.
Continentals Z. c. II. II. 3.
WEXFORD z. Hyde Park /.
Regents %. Railways 20.
Deweys 13, Earnscliffe o.
wanskucks 8, Brunswicks T.
Bristol 3. Warren 5.
Samsons s. l. G. l. 4.
Berkeley 2, G and X. 1.