The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-02
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

! SUNDAY ana Monday of this week were
very busy days for the FardaIes and
| there seemed to he no rest between the
| games. This team has made reputa-
ton for itself and the best teams OF the
state and vicinity have been anxious to
| try conclusions with the boys. callenges
coming from Fall River and other places
nearby.
On Sunday the Fardales met the w.
A. C.'s and were defeated by runs, the
score at the end standing al q To Is The
game was ten innings long and when
called in the tenth the runs were com
ing their way fast enough 10 make them
think that the score would have been far
the other way They wished to save
themselves for the games on Monday and
called the contest
On Monday in the morning the team
was scheduled to play the Eagles at
Rumford, but this team did not show up
so finding team on the grounds ach-
ing for a game and styling Themselves
themselves the Rumfords. a game was
arranged In which the Fardales were
Notorious. the score standing IL TO /
IN favor OF the Fardales
In the afternoon the team met an ag-
gregation from FAN River supposed 10
be the altar boys Of St. Patrick's church.
When the team saw the size and age OF
the players at first there was some hesi-
the Fardales were handicapped In age
and size. Under che advice OF Manager
Guilfoyle IL was decided TO tackle the
boys who were really young men Is TO
2i years of age
The Fardales went into the game with
spirit and gave the visitors all they want
ed. doing very well TO score the two runs
made.
NORTH END STARS. 16: DOYLE
STARS, T.
ert.-
Doyle Stars on Memorial day by score
OF is to q in an interesting contest. The
feature OF the game was the fine pitching
OF j. Garrett OF the North Ends who
struck out u men. The North Ends would
like to book games with any team In
the state whose players average IA years
OF age; the Barnaby Juniors preferred
send challenges TO j, Bassing. AL North
Main street The Stars line up as follows:
j. Garrett p; Bander C.; 3. Garrett h..
Schor, Oh. Grosman 3h. Frank. g. r.
silverstein, r. T., Pelton, G. f.; Bassing
son Juniors at Drownville. Sunday.
The School Independents, n team COM
posed of high school players. would like
TO play some OF the high school teams.
The lineup will probably be "a follows:
Degnan, lb.: kairns. 2b.: Church, $. s.:
Barrows. C.: Monahan, D.: Walch. l. T.
Sprague. c. e.. Shepard. r. T. Address
challenges to G.. IL. Shepard, 43 Public
street. city.
In fast and interesting game OF ball
at harrington Memorial day the School
Independents won from team composed
of Christ Church and st. John players
The score by innings is a. follows:
Innings ........ 3 4 78s
School Ind. ...... 0 D ? LA
G.. 9. and st. j.. 1 o 0 o 3 / 10
CENTREDALE 81, BOYS BRIGADE 2.
Monday morning. on the Mt Pleasant
grounds. the strong Centredale team de-
feated the Boys Brigade by the score
Of 2i to g IL promised TO bo good
game, but Virgins, the catcher OF the
Brigade, broke two fingers in the sec
ond inning and after that most Of the
runs were due 10 the poor work Of the
Brigade battery. The centredales played
a fine game. the work Of their battery
being OF the first class, ard the short
stop did exceedingly fine wofs
The St. Johns defeated the Cathedral
team on the formers grounds Memorial
day afternoon. In n close and we'll played
game. by the score of 20 T. The ST.
Johns are out with a challenge to any
team in the state whose ages average
ID to is years. They have an open date
for Saturday, June :. and would like a
game from the wellingtons or any other