Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-28
lenges to Frank Wallace 612 Massachu-

lenges to Frank Wallace, 612 Massachu-
sets avenue northwest.
The Highanders would like to arrange
game with some of the teams from sixteen
to seventeen years of age. Address b.
Dickinson, 210 9Th street northeast.
The Columbia Stars defeated the West
ern High School team, the score being
to 3. -- 20
The Douglass Memorial team won game
from the Treasury team, the score being
II to B.
The Emery Athletic Club team defeated
the eighth grade team of the Emery School
by a score of 10 to 1. The feature of the
game was the good work Of the infielders
of the athletic club team.
The University Stars team opened the
season by defeating the Johnson School
team, the score being IS to 10.
The Christ Church team defeated the 81.
Matthew'S choir team by score of - to 10.
The Cliftons were defeated by the St
PauIs, the score being to o.
The National base ball team of south
west Washington would like to arrange
game with any team averaging from sew
enteen to twenty years of age. Address
challenges to G. NJ. Yeatman, 400 Mary
land avenue southwest.
The messengers of the weather bureau
have organized the following team for the
season. and would like to receive challenges
from all teams averaging seventeen years.
The lineup is: Kane, first base: Torbert,
second base; Richards. third base; Bean.
short stop; Fleishman, pitcher: Nolan,
catcher; Feigley. left field; Mcknight. CEN
ter field; Richard, right field. Address chal-
lenges to G. Rausch, United States weather
bureau.
The Holmeads played a double-header
Tuesday with the Brunswicks and YER
mOnts. winning by the scores of Is to and
IS to y. The feature of the games was the
fielding and hitting of Jesse McKeever.
Teams desiring games address Ebert Stone,
1868 18th street northwest.
The Atlantics defeated the st. Vincent
of the NJ % nv no
of II to /. The batteries were: Atlantics.
Quantrille and Noyes; st. Vincent, Johnson
and Moore. The Atlantics also defeated
the ST. Paul team of the Marquette League
by the score of 13 to 3. Batteries: Allan
tics, Barry and Salb; st. Paul. Stanley and
Cole. The feature of both games was the
heavy hitting of the Atlantics.
The Cambridge Athletic Club has organ
lied for the season, and would like to ar
range games with all teams averaging
twelve years of age. The lineup is as fol-
lows; L. Cornwell. catcher; c. Busy, pitch
er; L. Moore. first base: c. Young second
base; K. Frost. short stop; William ]. Love-
less, third base: Stone. right field; s. Bel
nicer, center field: E. Baker, left field. Ad-
dress all challenges to w. j. Loveless man
ager. 40 r street northwest, Washington,
d. C.
The Prospect Stars won their fifth straight
victory by defeating the Radford Juniors by
the score of to 2. The feature of the game
was the batting and catching of Joe Miller
OF the winners. The prospect Stars line I'D
as follows: j. Miller. catcher: j. Finn.
pitcher; d. Murphy. first base; w. Snyder,
second base; G. Young; short stop: w NIL
Ter, third base; E. Wener, left field A Mil
Ter, center field; ]. Cudmore, eight field.
Neagle, the Radfords' crack pitcher. was
knocked all over the field. the winners Sc
curing sixteen clean hits off his delivery.
Ieams averaging ten years of age who de-
sire games are invited to address Can't. d.
b. Murphy. No. Ill Seaton street north
east.
The Vemonts dafaatad Tho c, ~,
lumbia Stars in exciting game of ball
by the score of to 7. The feature of the
game was home-run drive by R. Roiz
and the all-around playing of Prouty in
ie1t. Ihey VIII play the Brunswicks on
Saturday at $3.50 o'clock
The first and second teams of the Wash
ington Boys Club are in the field for
games. and would like to arrange dates
with teams of the District and suburbs.
The age of players on first team range
from seventeen TO twenty years, the second
team from sixteen to eighteen years. Ad-
dress challenges or communications to Mr..
a. IT, Sharp, superintendent of Washington
Boys Club, 1890 n street northwest city
The Emersons defeated the Plymouth
ROCKS by the score of 10 to 5. The Emer-
sons would like to hear from all teams
averaging thirteen years Address Carl
Weber. 1857 Emerson street northeast The
lineup Is: T. Bugdan. E. McCarten, A.
Bugdan, 7, Rhodes. A. Yanderlip, NJ. Web
ster' ii. Weisbroad, f. Crom (captain), c.
Weber (manager).
The Egg-o-Sees defeated the Roanoke
Stars by the score of Il to 8. The features
of the game were the pitching of c. Foley
and the fielding of c. Betz The lineup
was: A. Walter, catcher: c. Foley pitcher;
]. Smith. first base; F. Sharplis second
base: s. johnson, third base; Jack Dodge,
shortstop: c. Betz. left field: G. Walter,
center field: ]. Murphy. right field. Would
like to have games with teams averaging
thirteen years. All challenges should be
sent to G. Walter, 1923 B street southeast.
The team representing the Phoenix Pleas
ure Club captured their second game, in
winning style, from the LIE Droits,
the strongest team in the Four Eye League,
by the score OF 10 to T. Johnson, the slab
artist OF the Phoenix, pitched gilt-edge ball.
striking out seventeen of the opposing bats
men. Stewart, In absence of Schmid. the
regular catcher caught the game as IL he
was some relation to Kittredge All teams
wishing games should send all challenges
to Vivian Eichelberger 942 p street north
west.