The Washington times., 1904-08-05

The Southwest Athletic Club has re
organized under the management OF
Forrest Bencher. II challenges anna
teur clubs averaging fourteen years. The
lineup: J. BorochoR, pitcher; J. Aea-
son, catcher; D. Sherman, second base;
". Berry. first base F. Bencher, third
base a. Goode, center field; D. Carroll,
right field; b. Sterne, left held; G. Hor-
uer, shOrtstop. Challenges to J.
Borochof, 493 Street southwest.
A meeting Of the managers Of the
Spalding League will be held today TO
arrange postponed games. Teams wish
ing 70 enter the Spalding League, ad-
dress ". +. Palmer. 126 Seaton Street
northwest. giving name and average age
manager OF the NOrtherns VIII please
/ give his address 70 W. (. Palmer, above
address.
The Young Indiana Stars want games
with any team averaging fourteen years.
Challenges to f. somers. 9l5 Ninth Street
northwest The lineup: H. Bryan, left
shortstOpi 7. Costa, right field, T.
/ Bryan. third base: @. Riley, catcher;
Z. Cassidy. center field; +. Wallis sec
ond base; F. Somers. first base.
The StonewaIl A. c. defeated the Yale
A. c.. yesterday. by 10 TO l. The fea-
lures were the pitching OF Scott and the
good playing Of Harley.
The Washington Boys Club would
I Ike TO play the BIoomingale A. c. on
| Georgetown Field at any date for a
purse Of any amount. the larger the
| better. The lineup Of w b. c.. Evans.
| left field; Keane. third base and cap
/ tain; Allen, shOrtstop; Harris second
base; Baker, center field; Harper. first
base; Heating. right field; Murphy.
ers. Address c. Butler 1905 g Street
northwest
The Fifth Baptist Sunday School
| baseball team played its first game yes
terday. winning from Calvary Baptist
/ by I3 TO O. The features Of the game
were the battery work OF Nugcnt and
| I.aFoe and the home run hit OF Captain
| Carroll. all Of the winning team. The
winners want games with uniformed
/ teams. Address A. w. Richards, seCrC-
tary. 40 Seventh Street southwest.
| The Crescents won their seventh
straight game yesterday. defeating the
East Ends by 13 70 6. With three on
bases In the third inning, Knox. Of the
East Ends, hit foul back OF third
The umpire allowed IL TO go as a fair
ball because he failed to see where IL
| hit and four runs scored. As the East
! Ends are a strong team II looked
! though the Crescents had been robbed
] OF a game. but they stuck 10 It and
/ batted out a victory. GOWNS pitching
being too much for their opponents. 4
| great catch by Hartley IN right and
/ Martins batting were the features. the
! latter getting two singles, a double and
a triple out Of 1--WE times up. Score by
R.H.E.
GEes.cents @ 9 SS16I5ddd1 d-is i Z
BatterIes-Crescents, Colvin and Arm
The Crescents and the Southern Ath-
letic Club will play today at Thirteenth
and Streets northeast
The Bloomingdale Athletic Club, Of
Northwest Washington. defeated the
Young Bureaus. at Seventeenth and
Florida Avenue yesterday, by 10 10 O..
The Bloomingdale players had II easy,
with AppIeman IN the box The feature
was the battery work OF Ernst and APP
| pleman. Only fifteen men batted IN Ave
innings, and not runner got past sec
Ond. i was the twenty-ninth victory
for the club team out OF thirty-hVe
games played. Two Of the other six
games were tied. The score:
/ Bloomingdale A. c.. I , 0 do Q
Batteries-Bureau, Batch and Murphy
Bloomingdale. Appleman and Ernst.
The heavy hitting Concords defeated
the strong Little Rocks. at Second and
r Streets northwest yesterday, by II to
D. HOuck, the Little Rocks best twirler,
was knocked all over the field, but had
20 take his medicine. The feature was
the long hitting Of the winners. The Lit
tie Rocks. led by Kelley. mado many
egrora.