The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-16

the baseball team put In the time de-
feating thu Johnston grammar school
team. Pfonko. Fruit Hills regular club
artist was unable 10 play. and Pisoturo
was substituted. pitching effectively and
working smoothly with hts catcher. Just.
and clearly out-styiing his opponent.
Irons Touge. at third. and Houston,
at nrst. also DID well for the victors.
while Nellin was the pick OF the losers.
The Tell stars defeated the Pioneers
by a score OF II Ia Saturday. The
features OF tho game were the batting
OF McKenna for the Stars and the bat
terry work OF Hopkins and Bennett for
the Pioneers. The same teams will
meet next Saturday. Lineup; Tell Stars
McManus. D.; Dunn. c.; ]. Campbell. 10;
Luthen 3D.; McKenna, 3d.; Mccue. ss.
+. Campbell. l. a. Flynn T. e.; Miner.
c. T. Pioneers-Hopkius. p; Bennett, c.
McCracken H.: LIE Clair, 3D.: Miller, 3b
Wakefield, r. f.; MacCreading, c. T.;
Cameron, l. Z. Umpire. Baker.
The young men OF Greenville have or
ganized a baseball association and expect
70 give the people of that part OF the state
and also anywhere they play as good an
exhibition OF baseball as can be expected
of amateur players. The election OF offi-
GERS resulted as follows: President, b. j.
Duffy: vice president, John Keough; sec
retary Lucian Whipple; treasurer. Joseph
Kelly; manager James Jones. The board
OF directors is Edward Keough, Eccleson
and Nicholas Swarts. All communica-
tions should be addressed 20 James Jones
Greenyille, r. i.
The Gay Stars defeated the Robin Stars
by the score OF IA TO 8 and the Consstock
Stars by the score Of to Saturday The
lineup OF the Gay Stars follows: j Nor
ris. p; ]. Barber. c.; e. Fryxell. 1b.: 8.
Dichowshi. 2b.: b. Carlson. s. g.: Abra-
h.ar
hen, g. Z. Send challenges to James Nor
ris. 100 willard avenue. city.
Manager Cuddy OF the Oriental stars
challenges any 17-year-old team I'm the
state. He has secured the services of
Smith. Hewlett. Norton and Williams.
The team will be materially strengthened
by the services of these well-known play
ers. Address all challenges 10 James Cud-
dy. 20 Elm street city.
The Purchase Streets defeated the Sixth
Streets Friday by score OF IS 10 q
Pitcher Darcy OF the winning team pitch
ed good game and had IA strikeouts to
his credit. while the pitcher OF the oppo-
sing team had but three. The line-up OF
the winners Ia as follows: Darcy, D.:
Dyer, c.. McGrame. ID: silva. 2b. Burns,
Sb.i Hawkins, 3. s.; Sullivan, l. o. Ma
honey r T.; Cof,ie, c. T. The Purchase
Streets would like To arrange games with
any amateur team In the state Address
challenges TO r. Burns, le0 Orchard street.
East Providence.
The Jackson Park baseball team de-
feated the Marlboroughs by score OF l3
TO on the Laura street grounds Friday
morning. The game was close and excit-
ing all through The battery work Of
Burns and Greene was by far the best
seen on these grounds this sea son. Burns
striking out 20 men and passing three
Hoye or the opposing team struck out
fve. The Jackson Park team would like
TO meet any team in the state the average
age Of whose members is IA years Ad-
dress challenges 10 William Fritsch, 81
Dartmouth avenue.
After having been defeated by a score
OF TO on Aroor day, the Rangers turn
ed the tables on the Hope '09 team and de-
feated II In close and wel-played game
Of 10 innings by the score of 10 SatrIr-
day. Taber pitched a hne game until the
eighth inning. when with several bases on
balls, together with bad errors by the
Rangers. Hope scored three runs. Walsh
was substituted In the ninth and pitched
well. but In the 10th Hope 90 got men on
second and third. Walsh however rallied.
and struck out three batsmen In success
sion.
The Meeting Street "Genties" won from
the Sheldon Street Stars by score Of "a
to IA. The "Genties" are anxious to ar
range games with any 14-year-old team
IN the state. Address communicat tons TO
John Cross, IA Cushing street