Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-28
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

Inc Arlington Athletic Club team de-
feated the Law Reporters by s to G. Nc
Mann pitched a good game. the several hits
secured off his delivery being kept well
scattered.
The Myrtle Athletic Club team defeated
the Young Brentwoods by 81 to IA The
feature of the game was the infield work
of the winners.
The Anacostia team will play the st.
Teresas this afternoon at o'clock.
The Ragtimes defeated the Ninth Street
Stars team by II to =. Davis for the win
ners. secured six hits. Kicker, who was
on the rubber. famed ten men.
The Holmead Manors defeated the Second
Columbia Stars by to 0. Teams of from
II to IA years of age can secure games by
addressing Ebert Stone, 1853 18th street
northwest.
The Goldenrods won a game from the
National Stars by IA to 2.
The st. Dominic club, which was organ
lied recently by j. f. Holden, will play
the strong Alexandria, Va, team on June
/. In this game they will have their star
twirler, Tom Cantwell of the Commission
ers team, and they expect to put up a
good game. The st. Dominic club is at
tempting at present to arrange a game
with the St. Vincent club.
The Newports defeated the Nationals by
IS to II The feature Of the game was the
heavy hitting of the winners. The lineup
of the Newports is follows: Smith,
catcher; Burns. first; Quinn, second; Moth
ersead, shortstop; Church, third; Kulle
son, right field; Sigourney, pitcher. Address
all challenges to L. o. Hare, Sl1 c street
southwest
The base ball team of Bowie, Md, would
like to arrange games with all the leading
teams of the state of Maryland or District,
the Millersville, LathamS and La Platas
being the preferred ones. The lineup is:
Smith Captain pitcher Phelps, catcher;
Wallet, first; King, second; lngersoll,
shortstop; Taylor. third Robey, right field;
Lancaster, left field, and l. Wallet. center
field. Address all challenges TO Guy King,
manager, Bowie, Nd.
The Woodward & Lothrop Jr. team won
a game from the Unions on Wednesday, u
TO .: The winners would like to hear from
any team averaging from fourteen to III
teen years. Address L. Willis, manager,
care of Woodward & Lothrop, 18th and T..
Lineup is: Rhodes and kilroy. pitchers;
Beagle, catcher; Callan, first; Cohencious,
second: Guyton, third; Hager, shortstop;
Thomas, right field: Posey, center field;
Simpson. left field.
The Brookland Central Athletic Club has
organized for the base ball season of 1905.
and would like to arrange games with
teams averaging fifteen years OF age Inc
lineup is as follows: Boucher. center field:
Beckert left field; Jno. Sullivan. pitcher
and shortstop; w. Krug, first: Jas. Sulli-
van pitcher and shortstop; 6. krug
catcher and right field; Cation. catcher and
right field: Goodrich second; Matingly'
third. All challenges should be sent to
BTookland d. {.
The 9th street Stars defeated the 9TH
street team by l to o. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Beuhler, who
famed twenty batters Teams of ten years
of age desiring games address Albert Beuh-
Ter SGT + street northeast.
The Attila Athletic Club of Baltimore
would like to arrange games with any team
of the District averaging nineteen years
A game is desired fer July 4, to be played
In this city. Address all communications
TO Philip Brockman. los South Ann street.
Baltimore Md.
The Rambler team. as it was known last
season. has recently reUrganiZed under the
name of the Nationals and desires games
with any team of the District. Address
challenges to George Watts, 80 9th street
northwest.
The Millionaire Club team defeated the
Brookland team yesterday afternoon by 10
TO s.
The St. Johns choir of Washington in
the first game of the season were victorious
over the st. Johns choir of Georgetown by
II to ). The feature of the game was the
battery work of Wilson. who struck out
twelve men and let no man walk until the
seventh inning. when three men reached
first The line up is: Hale center field ;
Darraw, third base; Haight, right field
Moody, second base; Mayer, first base; Mel
son. left field; Wilson. pitcher; Tompkns,
catcher; Blacke shortstop, Teams averag
ing thirteen years and desiring games adj
dress f. Mayer 2l1S q street northwest.
The Standard A. G. defeated the Park
Temples by 4 to 3. The feature of the
game was the playing of Roots at second
base and the pitching of Young. All teams
desiring games send challenges to los l.
street northwest