The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-12
BASEBALL

innings:
Innings ......... / 3 456 SIS.
Philadelphia (Nat) o : / o. s
Philadelphia (Am.) 2 / O o. 5
Batteries Duggleby Pittinger and
Doom: Waddel and Barton Hits-Na-
tionals S; Americans S. Errors-Nationals
2; Americans /. Umpires-Connelly and
Barsewine.
BROOKLYN (NATIONALS) 4. WASH
INGToN (AMERICANS) o.
The Washington American team was
sb - out yesterday by the Brooklyn Ma
tionals IN a three-inning contest. Score
by innings:
lhrlngs ......'''' ..''.'..'.'.'...
Brooklyn (NationaD .......... o 2 -
Game interrupted at end of third inning
on account OF rain. Batteries-Townsend
and k.ttredge; Jones and Ritter Hits
Brooklyn 6; Washington 3. Errors-Wash-
irgton /.
BOSTON Z. BALTIMORE I.
A thunderstorm made it a six-inning
game yesterday between the Boston Ma
tional league team and that OF the Balti-
more Eastern league the former winning
by a score OF 20 l. Adkins Ineffective
ness and Pease's errors gave the Bos-
tonians their runs. white the Baltimore
batters could do nothing with Young
The score by innings:
innings ................. 8.
Boston .................... 3 o. X
Batteries: Baltimore-Adkins. Burchall
and Mcnamara; Boston-Young and
Needham. Hits-Boston 10; Baltimore 10.
Errors-Boston /; Baltimore Umpire
Mr.. Beaney Time-lh. 35m. Attendance
1860.
GAME POSTPONED.
The New York american league) Co
lumbia university and the New York ma
tional leagueJ Newark eastern league)
baseball games. which were to have been
played yesterday, were postponed on ac-
count of rain.
ANXIOUS FOR GAMES.
The Adelaide baseball club. having a
few open dates would like TO arrange for
games with strong teams OF recognized
amateur standing Address all challenges
and business communications 10 r. Marx,
$50 Prairie avenue, city.
LOOKING FOR GAMES.
The Hyde Park baseball team. one of
the strongest semi professional mines In
Massachusetts, has organized for the.sea-
son and would like to arrange games with
strong teams in this vicinity Offering
suitable guarantees. The Hyde Parks
have signed some fast college and for
mel league players, and will put one Of
tho strongest teams I'm their history into
the field this season. Address communica-
tions to f. O Drnkwater. manager.
Hyde Park. Mass.
AMATEUR BASEBALL
The Orioles would like 10 arrange games
with any 1s-ls-year- old team. Address all
communications TO Henry Nangle. SIS Ban
croft street city. The lineup is as fol-
lows: q. Stock c: Nangle D.: Hadican.
ID; Vesey. 2b: b. Stock. s. =; Walig1iar
sb,; Tanish. |. T.; Steere. r. r.; Nc
Dowell. G Z.
BROWN VS.. YALE.
The Brown Varsity baseball team left
this morning for New Haven. where the
local colfegians are to line up against
Yale The contest promises 10 be a very
close ono, and II would not be at ali
surprising TO see the Brown and White"
come of victorious Yale has not shown
especially good form 40 far this year
being notably weak in the box and behind
the bat The Blue has won only one
game this spring. that againstsTuiis last
Saturday by SCORE of II to s. Yale has
suffered defeat at the hands Of Fordham
Manhattan and the New York National
lea que team.
The Brown team IN playing against the
College OF the City OF New York showed
surprisingly good form for so early IN
the season. The fielding was fast and
accurate. while the batting was above
the average generally maintained by
college mines. The Brown men are es-
pecially DESTROYS Of defeating the Blue
this afternoon. "a the local nine was
beaten three times last spring. being
showed under at New Haven by a score
of ~ 10 7.
In this afternoons contest Tiff is
slated 10 do the pitching for Brown. while
Paine will be on the receiving end The
names OF the players who are IN make
the trip are az follows; Tiff. Paine Ell
rod. Dickinson. Hamilton. Hoye. Wells.
Pryor, Graham and Thomas
AT BENNlNGS