Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-28
Coming Ball Players.

Central High School plays Eastern In the
second game Of the High School base ball
series Friday, 10Th inst, on the Columbian
University field, 18th and C streets north
west. The game will be called at $780,
The Brentwood Athletic Club, which has
gained for itself quite reputation during
the past few years, has decided to put a.
base ball team In the field again this year.
Last season the Brentwoods were defeated
but three times, and the boys composing
the team came In for numerous congratu-
lations upon their most creditable showing.
This year an even stronger team will up
hold the name of the B. A. c.. and within
the course Of a week challenges from any
uniformed team In the District may be ad-
dressed to Mr.. Thomas R. Gibson, 1O2
Quincy street northeast. The following
will represent the Brentwoods on the dia-
mond: Collie, Smith, Buckingham, Ander-
son, Erskin. Gordon, Quantriile. Lyman.
Handiboe, Brown CrOnin. Spillane, Conner,
Gibson and Kicker.
The Peabody School team has organized
for the season. All teams desiring games,
whose average age is fifteen years. should
address challenges to G. e. Hamann, PIG
9th street northeast. School teams pre-
ferred.
The Little Champions defeated the Third
Indiana Stars by score Of II to IL. The
lineup for the winners was: Grosner. CEN
ter field; Stokes. second base; Eiseman,
third base; Warren, right field; Willis,
shortstop; Conway, first base; King. CATCH
er: johnson. left field; Krey, pitcher Teams
wishing games address T. e. Stokes III X
street northwest. Average age. ten to
twelve.
The Senators shut out the Eckingtons
Saturday in a close and well-contested
game. The score was to 0. Good field
ing and excellent pitching was the feature
of the game. q. Walsh struck out eigh-
teen men OF the lexington team.
The Second Unknown Stars defeated the
A hv nf IL f0 q
batteries, Jones and McMurray for the A.
A. O. and Waldron and Hammett, for the
Unknowns. Teams in the District averag-
liam Hammett. 70 q street northeast.
The Monitors defeated the Street Stars
on Saturday last by the score OF II to 10.
The feature OF the game was the battery
work Of the Stocket brothers for the win
ners. who would like games with teams
averaging fourteen years. Address p. G.
Jones, 7O1 East Capitol street.
The Young Eagles easily defeated the
pitching pitching Of Of VIII copperthite and heavy IVY
hitting Of L. Farr being the feature Of
The Christ Church of Southeast Washing
ton will play the st. Matthew's base ban
team at New Cut road. on Saturday, April
30, at 1890 o'clock. Archie Murray will
pitch and Earl Hutchinson win receive for
the East Washingtons.
All teams averaging fourteen years Of
age desiring games address James Nc
Mahon, 10 18th street northeast.
The Young Anglers have organized for
the season and are open for games with
teams of fourteen years. Address all chal-
lenges to T. Heinrich. 1857 25th street north
west. The team Is composed Of the follow
ing players: Heinrich, Niland Sullivan,
Flaherty, T. Flaherty, Frahey and Gavin.
The Thompson Athletic Club team won
their sixth game of the season by defeating
the Brunswick team. This Is the second
game they have won from the Brunswicks.
The feature of the game was the pitching
OF Senseney. who struck out twelve men.
Teams of thirteen years desiring games
send challenges to Charles Senseney, 80l
14th street northwest.
The Young Merry Maclxs easily defeated
the Hickman Street Athletics by score OF
Is to TO-
The Bladensburg Road Athletic Club team
defeated the East Ends by a score Of IL
to 10. The winners would like to arrange
games with all teams averaging eighteen
years OF age. Address challenges to w.
Sandstone, 1910 Bladensburg road.
The boys Of the special delivery have or
ganized team and desire games with
teams averaging about fifteen years. Send
challenges to Joseph Healy. SO II street
northeast.
The Palais Royal base ball team has or
CANNED for the season with the Following
players: Brown, O.; symonoski. p.; Taylor
phrey, 3d.; senert. If; Grimes, CT;
Bresnahan, r. I. Ali uniformed teams de-
string games address Fred Senert, shipping
department, Palais Royal
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