The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-06-22
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Alexandria Athletic Association
will play the Primrose Club OF Wash
ington. in Alexandria tomorrow at 5:3O
D. m. The Alexandria Association would
like TO hear from uniformed teams Of
the District. especially the Marine Hos
pital Corps. Address G. G. Wkea tley.
manager, 1909 Prince Street, Alexandria.
The Alexandria team defeated by Fort
Hunt was the Potomac Club. and not
the Alexandria Athletic Association.
The Oronoco SIuggers forfeited to the
Terrible Turks. Friday. These teams
will clash today at 4:SO p. m. at Four
teenth and Florida Avenue northeast.
On Saturday the Terrible Turks defeat
ed the Yales, by 10 TO 6. The Senators
forfeited to the Turks on Monday.
Teams averaging fifteen to sixteen years
address G. F. Perry. 1920 Linden Street
northeast.
The Western Buds forfeited game
yesterday to the Battles by failing 70
appear at 5 o'clock On Thursday the
Bloomingdales and the Battles win bat
tie for first place IN the Four-Eye
League.
The Belmont Athletic Club denies that
pionship OF the District for teams aver
aging from thirteen to fifteen years.
The Belmonts have won ffteen games
and lost none. The Belmonts would like
to cross bats with any team averaging
thirteen TO fifteen years that has come
nearest the record for the champi onship
Of the District: Line-up-Ally Young,
catcher and captain; Bob Boone. pitch
er; Charles JenifeT. first base; oliver
Black. second base: Pete Gordon. short
stop: Harry Epps third base; Willie
Ross. right field; Thomas Johnson, cen
ter field; Lewis Allen. left field.
Challenges 10 Thomas Johnson 1897 b
Street northeast.
The Republican Stars want games
with teams averaging from thirteen to
fifteen years. Uniformed teams pre-
ferI ed. Challenges to Bernard DAILY, 81
l. Street northwest.
A picked team from Georgetown de-
feated a picked team OF Philadelphia
players yesterday afternoon. Batteries,
Livingston and Chandler; Babcock, Bal
lard and SOmmerville. The teams meet
again this afternoon on the Monument
Lot.
The Gibraltars want game> with teams
averaging thirteen and fourteen years
OF age. The lineup; y. HaGsn. left
field; w. France center field; f. Wal
ters. right field; NJ. 'ly, first base;
II. Geddings. second base; L. Cunning
ham. shortstop; 7. Cannon, third base;
G, Ambruster, catcher; J. Stuckert,
pitcher. Challenges to J. NJ. DAILY. $40
@ Street northeast
The Atlantic Baseball Club Friday de-
feated the BrentwOods, by to 2. At
lantic battery. Barry and Carrick
Brentwood. Herd and Fitz. Barry
struck out fifteen of the Brentwoods.
The Atlantics also defeated the Ar
lingtons, on the latter's grounds. by l.
10 Z. HandibOe and J. Salb. center and
righthelder OF the Atlantics. played re-
markable ball. each throwing out run
games. J. H Watt, SD Ninth Street
northeast.
Young Henels want gam with teams
OF ten years. c. II. Cheek, pitcher Z.
ConhOrs first base; Maggie. second base;
r. Frye. third base: John Collins, short
stop; NJ. CantweIl, left field: T. Walsh,
center field; y. Ago. right field: B. Calf,
Address T.. COnnors. 613 X Street south
west.
The Baltimore and Ohio A. c. has
organized and wants games with teams
averaging twelve years Address G.
Lombardy, 4l3 First Street northwest
The lineup: w. Murphy. catcher; e
Grove pitcher; s. RonaverieS. first base:
J. Paganus. second base: g LOmbardy,
shortstop; j. Gardella, third base: 3.
/ Maple, center field II Letoria. right
field: II. Whaley. lef, field; +. Edmon-
stOn, mascot.