The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-03

The lineup was Oracle, c.; Mcdonald.
D.; Mccormack. H.; Sexton. 2b.: Silva. q.
&. Clancy. 3D.; Fisher. /; Fay, C. T.: La
Mont, r. T.
The new playground AT Davis Park Sat
urday was the scene OF a lively game OF
baseball between the Aurora stars and
Lisbons. the latter being defeated by the
score OF 10 TO 3. The lineup was az fol-
lows; Auroras--W. Wood. c.: NJ Walsh.
p.; g. Wood, III. -, Malcom. 2b.: L. Sui
livan, c. f.; w. sullivan. !. f.: Il. Doyle. r.
T. Lismons-C. Ekblad, c.; G. Noon. D.. E.
Lenahan, 1b.; w. Lenahan 2b.: j. Nc
Cabe. 3b.; A. Eklof, s. e.; c. Lockwood
!. T.; II. McDougan, c. f.; f. Garvin. T. f..
The Highland Athletics would like to
arrange game for next Saturday.
They also have p few open dates and
are anxious TO play the Pontiacs. Naticks.
Osklands. Woonsocket Eagles, r. f.
simmons or any fast amateur or semi
professional team in the state Address
Manager A. II. Lenzen, pa Camp street,
city.
The second game between the warwicks
and the Bourne rubber men was played
Mt Oakland Beach Sunday. and the
Bourne men went down to defeat once
more 10 the score of is 10 g. The Bourne
team had been greatly strengthened. but
they found the tall grass league :eo
snappy for them. The Warwick battery
was In fine form and played a strong.
steady game. The Warwicks have a
few open dates and would like to hear
from any strong team in the state Ad-
dress NJ. o. Leonard, $50 JeweIt street.
city.
The Coumbas defeated the voIun-
teers by score OF Z to o Saturday. The
features OF the game were the work %
the battery. the Spencer Brothers and
Arthur Johnston on first. Timer Spencer
pitched n poor game for the Volunteers
He let seven men walk in three innings
and was knocked out OF the box In the
nth. Plum was then substituted. The
Columbias challenge any grammar school
team Address challenges TO Jake Ketna.
- Ruggles street, city.
The Centredale Juniors and the Orioles
of Manton PLAYED seven innings Of speedv
ball for youngsters at Centredale Sat
urday afternoon the score being a L to
tie from the fourth inning until the
seventh. when the Juniors pulled out an
other and ended the game which was
10 have been a six-inning affair.
In game on the grounds st Sc. An
drew's Industrial School Saturday be-
tween the Drownvilles and 81. Andrsw's
School teams, the latter team won by q
score Of 81 to I.
The Young ArmsronEs defeated the
Street Stars Saturday after
noon bv the score of 5 TO g. The Young
Armstrong; arc composed OF the follow |
Ing: y. Sullivan. C.; ]. o'Brien. D.: John !
Rogers. ID; J. Curran. 2b.: r. Sullivan. $.
=: ]. Wisher. 3D.: James Moran, ]. T.. w. |
Baldwin. r T.: H. Burke. c. T.
The "Powows." strong East Side ag-
sTegation OF baseball players. would like |
TO have challenge from any team aver
3ging ITO u years, the Eagles, Rocham.
beaus, University School Juniors. Orioles. |
md the b. 8. Society OF Friends School, |
)r other East Side teams preferred The |
lineup IL as follows: Fairchild and Fen |
ner, c.; Preston and Mccartney. D.: Met
calf. 1b.; y. Sage, 2b. Preston and Nc |
Artney. 3b.; Parker, r. q Tsber. c. T.:
Fenner and Fairchild. l. T.: Lion, $. y
Address all challenges TO Nat Sage. a
George street, city.
In tho second game OF the East Side
League Saturday the Rangers defeated l
he Hope Street Eagles in an exciting /
game Of baseball. Score by innings