The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-25
AMATEUR GAMES.

time by a score OF to /. Tracy and Glad
ding were the battery for the Parades
and Mitchell and Billings for the stars.
Gladding pitched a steady game. allowing
| only four hits mp TO the sixth inning.
Billings also pitched steady game but
was wild in the eighth inning Send chal-
lenges 10 Arthur King, 6s Superior street.
The True Blues defeated the Dudley
Stars IN a hotly contested game OF u in
nings, Saturday Tho features OF the
game we're ti1s pitching OF Poland and the
batting OF Hartigan and Kuehy. The
True Blues are anxious 20 arrange
games Send challenges 10 James Poland,
50 Bogupan street
The Elmwood Grays opened their season
Saturday afternoon by defeating the Gales
team by a score or 20 20 6. The Grays
lineup follows; Goff. C.: Pollard. p;
STEINER. 1b.; Becker. Oh. Jones, :. s.;
johnson, Sb; II Lowe. l. q; flushing, C.
T.: John r T.
The Mount Peasants played their first
game Saturday with the Regents OF the
Providence Amateur League and won by
the score OF TO s The features were the
fielding OF the Mount Peasants and the
pitching OF Bell Next Saturday they play
the Woonsockets. The lineup follows:
Caniple. c.; Bell. p; Thurberi ID; Cooney.
2 Linders. s. g.; Quirk, 3b.; Nerney l. T..
McGngan, r. (. : Nerney, c. Z. They would
like TO hear from any team IN the state.
Address Cecil Thurber. 40 Belmont ave-
nue., city.
An overwhelming defeat was adminIs-
tered 20 the Norwoods Saturday by
team known as the Lakewood Reliables.
the score OF the game. played on the Nor
wood grounds. being a. 10 Z The game
was the first played by the Lakewood
team and. although onA-sided, was very
interesting. several home runs being
a. N. -
John Shaw and Brad Cam, proved a puz.
zle 70 their opponents. The Reliables
would like TO arrange a game with the
Cranston and English and Classical High
school teams. TO take place some Satur-
day afternoon. Challenges may be ad-
dressed 70 z. lockwood, Box I. Lake
wood. The Rel!ables are made up as fol-
lows J. Shaw, p. p. Cam. O.: II. stock
ard. lb.; ]. Hughes, 2b.; A shaw 3b; L.
Billington, e. p; r. Cole, T. T.; w Picker
Ing c. T.; y. Taylor, ]. z, the substitutes
being c. Shaw, W. Willoughby. w. James.
r.. Lockwood.
The Columbia Juniors defeatd the
Belmonts Saturday ny the score Of 7 10 s.
The feature was the pitching by J CT
rem and the batting by F. Morocco
VINO also made a home run The win
ners challenge any team IN the city Of
players IL TO l6 years OF sge Send chal-
lense to T. AutonellL A. Ridge street.
The Doyle Stars took the game from
the White Caps 1, Saturday morning by
score OF ls 10 12. The lineup OF the
teams follows: Doyle Stars-wilHam
Daily, c.: Thomas Delaney. p: Capt.
Fred SCOTT. 1b.: Harold Locke 2b Harry
Kutzner 10 James Hartnett. ss: Earl
Mckenzie, n. Philip Corey. RI: James
McBiroy, cf White Caps IF. Whalen.
9; Il. Aires, p: NJ Briggs 10: J. Olney.
3h,; T. Abbott, 3b.: " Newman. SIS: r.
Williams, CT; +. Forsyth. H.; e For
syth, n, Send challenges to Michael Co
hen, manager. 70 Randall street city
The Gay Stars defeated the Tandor
stars Saturday by SCORE of to g The
Gay Stars challenge any team OF pfavers
under 10 years. The lineup follows; II
Godshine, c.; J. Morris. p; r. Abtsh. 10. /;
A. Comman, Oh; r. Carlstrom rs b.
Laranse. Sb Il. Bennett H., A. Cooney
CT: J. R5fekiu, RI, A Cooney. Of: J.
Riffetin. manager, 1870 Willard avenue.
The Candace Grammar school be Sc
ball team beat tho A. y. Hovt team BY
the score OF 10 to Saturday afternoon.
Ihe Candace team was strong at the
bat, securing p hits, two OF which were
home runs.The features Of the game were
The playing OF the infed, the homo run
by Smith with three men ON bases which
was repeated IN the seventh by Allen
also with thee on bases. and the brilliant
playing OF Chace and Kent for the A
p. HoytS Maurice Bush, Candace Street
Grammar school will receive challenges
for the Candsce school team
The Union Boys won from the wavn.
Boys Saturday afternoon by the SCORE
OF IL to IL A dispute arose in tho last
inning as TO the number Of men that
had been put out and the umpire gave
the game 70 the Union Boys The line
NJ follows. Conway. p: W. Carr. c.;
Bloode. M; h. Donshue. 2b. J. Dunn.
Sb Richardson. CT; Amos. If: Peter
son, IT,; T. CaEr. ss. The Union Boys
Will play any II or i2-year-old team IN
tho city. Send challenges 20 A. Rich
ardson, IS Esten street
The FNeunonts won the first gam. OF
the season by defeating the East Sides
by tho score OF e - 8 The Fremonts
challenge any Il or 14-vear-old PLAYERS
Ia tho state. the Orioles preferred Send
challenges 10 William Cameron, 1s4
Bellevue avenue The lineup: Bennett.
c.; Ftnneran. p; Cameron. III. Higgins.
2b. Flynn, IS; Palum'bo. Sb, McCracken.
II; McKenna, CT; Scanoln. RI: Veazie.
substitute.
The Chestnuts defeated the Messers
by the score OF 90 Saturday. The game
was played on tho Union avenue grounds.
The features were the pitching Of Nc
Carthy and tho batting OF Higgins The
Chestnuts challenge any team OF players
In the city li 20 Is years old The lineup
follows: Mccarthy, p. Higgins. c.. Ray
mond. ID, HaCie. 2b.; Carey 2h Maher,
r. Riley IL Normand, CT Send chal-
lsnges 20 y. Normand. 9& Westminster
street.
The boys of room 2. oxford Grammar
school won against the Assumption jun
lors Saturday at baseball by a score "
70 90 7. The winners challenge any team
Of players under 10 years OF age Ad-
dress challenges 10 Paul Bjorkdahl. 1875
oxford street The lineup follows. OK
ford-H. Ryan, D.; y. Biorkdahl. C., 3b.;
L. Gammen. e., 3b: H. Williams. M;
- Rlackmore, % J. Conlev ss T. Con-
nsuFhton. r.; W. sullivan e.; g., VIII
uams. r. Asrnpton--Devlln. r Pirh-
o. c NcWeenev, ~, po-sy. 2b;
smith
yesterday afternoon ths Emsrslds and
The Nonparslis played a very interesting