Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-08
Coming Ball Players.

The Second Olympics who recently de-
feated the Vermonts, would like to arrange
games with uniformed teams of the Dis
trict averaging not over seventeen years of
age. Address all challenges to John Lips
comb, 1412 Both street northwest.
The reserves of St. Stephens Institute
would like to arrange games with all teams
averaging seventeen years, the Second
Olympics preferred. Address challenges to
base ball manager, st. Stephens Institute
The Nationals defeated the Golden Rods
by score of II to 3. The feature of the
game was the heavy batting of the win
ners. Teams of fourteen years desiring
games address W. Hale, 511 10th street
southwest.
The Primrose, formerly the Lincoln team.
defeated the Metropolitan car barn team
by score of to in a ten-inning game.
The batteries were Kelly and Broome,
Busch and Green. a.r..,r.-
| The Superior team would like to form a
league with teams averaging about fifteen
to seventeen years OF age. All teams wish
ing to enter this league will kindly send a
representative or letter to w. E. Palmer,
Friday evening at Z o'clock, at 126 Seaton
street northwest.
The Pathfinders have organized for the
season, and would like to arrange a game
with any team averaging sixteen years of
age. Address Nj. +. Thompson, 462 Mary
land avenue southwest
The. Columbia Stars won from the Con-
greSSionalS by the score of 8 to 4. The heavy
hitting of Cunningham, Moore and Evans
for the winners and the fast fielding of
Simpson for the losers were the features.
The winners will be pleased to receive chal-
lenges from all teams of the District aver
aging sixteen years. Address r. w. Paine,
1881 Kenesaw street northwest.
The Connecticuts were defeated by the
Manhattans by a score of 3 to 2. The win
ners would like to arrange game with any
team averaging thirteen years, the Tangle-
woods or st. Matthews preferred Address
all challenges to O.. ONie, 1922 H street
northwest.
! The Lafayettes defeated the Sons of Rest
by a score of to @. The features of the
game were the two home-run hits by
Bridget and the one-hand catch by Krauss.
Teams wishing games address challenges
to James Dorcey, 2146 I street northwest
| The Hustlers defeated the Tanglewood
Athletic Club team by score of l6 to IL
The winners would like to hear from all
teams averaging thirteen years of age. Ad-
dress M. Morgan. 2130 street northwest
The Postal Telegraph base ball team
would like to hear from teams of from four
| teen to sixteen years of age. Address r,
Rocket, 800 F street northeast
The keystones have changed their name
to the Northeast Juniors and are ready to
play any team averaging thirteen years of
age. Address all challenges to Raw Parker
621 Morris street northeast
The Bloomingdale Athletic Club team de-
1eated the strong Hilton team by score of
Il TO t. Inc winners would like to arrange
a game with any team averaging from
| twelve to thirteen years of age Address ali
challenges to n. T. Worley, finance diyis-
| ion. pension office
The Rum Dumb Athletic Club team
opened the season by defeating the Luzons
by score of to 0. Teams of fifteen years
can secure games by addressing James J.
keane. 2S07 Olive avenue
Inc crescent Athletic Club team is anx-
lous TO arrange a game with any team of
fourteen years. Send challenges to G.
Schroth. SS5 G street northeast
Inc Alerts defeated the William Harlin
The Yale team defeated the Reformers by
score OF 13 to II. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Sewan and the
batt1nS or Willis All teams desiring games
ADDRESS ). Sewall. 1402 LIST street northwest:
ages from thirteen to fifteen
MONDAY afternoon the Treasury Depart-
ment team defeated the Belmonts of
georgetown by a score of 6 to 4. The fea-
lures or the game were the all-around pIay-
Ing of Carter. Payne and Proctor The
treasury team Will play any uniformed
team. ADDRESS Mr. J. b. Patterson, man
ageT OF the Treasury club, Office of the con-
troler of the currency. ''-