The Washington times., 1904-04-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Terrible Turks defeated the Young |
L. A. c. by the score of 10 TO l. The |
feature of the game was the battery /
work of Brown and Green, and the
playing of Boone on third and Gets on |
first. The Turks have signed Boone, |
pitcher and third base, and Outhelders |
7. Rogers and w. Herbert Want games /
with teams averaging fourteen 10 six
teen years. Challenges to ]. Young, 1905 /
Wylie Court northeast
The p ,d5cs. Of Northeast Washington,
want & mes with teams averaging
twelve and thirteen. Address Allison |
Leapley, 7o4 Tenth Street northeast
Teams averaging fourteen and desir-
ing games address challenges to James
Mcmahon. 10 Twelfth Street northeast. |
The lineup: B. Granger, right field, II |
Zier, left field: w. Houseman, center 1
field: L Collins. third base; y. Young. |
shortstop; A Heard, second base; Z. /
Smith, first base; j. Mcmahon, pitcher; |
z. Rollins. catcher; NJ. Eskin, substi- |
tute.
On Saturday evening the Faith Chapel |
Sunday School was defeated by the
Rosebuds by 10 TO 0. The features of
the game were the pitching of f.
Steward and the catch in left field by
T. Ashford The lineup of The Rose
buds: J. Baker, catcher r. steward,
pitcher: A. Eckert, first base; s Haas.
second base; 7. Dechard. shortstop; +.
Hall, third base; G. Burly, left field; +.
Ashford, center field; L. solomon. right
field. Challenges from teams OF fifteen
years to ]. Kirby, 500 L Street southwest
The Palais Royal Juniors defeated the
Woodward & Iothrop Junior team by a
score of Il TO Z. The features of the
game were the pitching of Callahan, and
heavy batting OF Callahan, Junghan, and
Wallace. The Palais Royal Juniors are
in excellent form and would like 10 hear
from teams averaging fifteen years.
The Eastern Empire team defeated
the Lafayettes by % to II. The feature
of the game was the heavy batting OF
the Empires They are in good form
and believe that they have the strongest
pitcher IN the District Challenges 10
Joseph II. Lee, elevator operator, Palais
Royal
The Stanhope Stars have organized
and want TO hear from all teams aver
aging fourteen years. The lineup: J.
Kreamer, catcher; II. Kaiser, pitcher;
J. Sweeney, first base; ]. LawlOr, second
base; G. BrOdie. shOrtstop; J. Mccarthy.
third base; L. Van Reuth. left field;
A. Fischer, center field; Y. Huarer. right
field. Address, Leroy Van Reuth, SO
New Jersey Avenue northwest
The Invincibles defeated the superbas
by p TO 2. Teams wishing games apply
20 c. Nessmith, SO Sixth Street north
west The lineup Of the Invincibles is
Avory, catcher; Nessmith, pitcher:
base; Avory,. shortstop; Moy, third
base: Perry, left field: BOnnine, center
field; Potter, right field.
feated the American Athletic Club by
the score Of Is to s. The winners desire
games with teams in the District aver
aging nine years of age. Challenges to
William Hammett, 80 Q Street north
west.
The Republican Stars added another
victory to their series by defeating the
Special Delivery boys by TO T. The
feature Of the game was the all-around
fielding Of the winners. Teams aver
aging Irom fourteen 70 fifteen wanting
games address, J. G. Limberger, 500
North Capitol Street
The Unknown Stars first team de-
feated the G. a. c. in an exciting game.
score II TO Z. The pitching of H Buck
ley and the playing OF Houck and An
pleman were the features. The line-uI
OF the Unknowns has been changed and
Is as follows; Lewis Waldron and
EaICneFE. Harry
Buckley and Harold Brooks. pitchers.
Lee Turner, first base; Lawrence Apple
man. second base; Frederick Houck
EhOrtstOp: Nathaniel WOrley third
base; Charles Busey, left field; William
Hammett. center held:- Porter TAYLOR
right field. They want games with
teams averaging from ten 10 twelve
years Challenges 20 n. 7. Worley. "A K
Street northwest.
The Christ Church team Of Southeast
Washington viii play the st. Matthew
baseball club at New Cut Road, Nd. on
Saturday, April 30. at 1890 a. m. Archie
Murray will pitch and Earl Hutchinson
VIII receive for the East Washingtons.
The Olympic Baseball Club defeated
the Third Battery of Fort Myer Va.
BY the score Of 10 10 T. The feature OF
the game was the pitching OF j. Dave
who allowed only five hits The
Oily mpics would like TO hear from ali
amateur teams in this city The lire
up is as follows: Clement catcher
Ray. center field; Chamberlain, seconC
base; Riley, shortstop; Raymond, thir,
base: Dave. pitcher; Garrett, left field
hIchards. right field, and George Dale
manager. Address 2122 Tbirty-lfti
Street