Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN TEAM.
winter months, and now have everything
in readiness for the opening Of the season.

winter months, ana now nave every lililS
in readiness for the opening Of the season.
The Fourth Presbyterian team, which
did such good work last season, will be
represented by about the same players
that won the pennant last summer Gun
ton and Gurley will also, it Is predicted,
be near the top when the last game has
been played. The officers of the league
are George A. Provost, president; T. Wal
ter Fowler, vice president; A. L. Dietrich,
secretary, and James E. West, treasurer.
The executive committee will include
George A. Provost, chairman; t. Walter
Fowler, James E. West, Edward F. Col
laday, A. l.. Dietrich, G. A. Clark and
j. B. Kinnear.
The following Sunday schools will be
byterian, Gunton Temple Presbyterian,
Foundry Methodist, Gurley Presbyterian,
Mount Pleasant Congregational, ST. Ste
phens Protestant Episcopal, Calvary Meth
odist, Sixth Presbyterian. Mount Vernon
Methodist, Calvary Baptist, Metropolitan
Baptist. First Congregational, Douglass
Methodist and the Fifth Baptist. The
board of directors will be Edward F. Col
laday, George A. Provost, F. w. Bolgiano,
H. E. Doyle, James E. West, William 3.
Green, I. Walter Fowler, DIR. NJ. F. Thomp
son, A. l.. Dietrich, ]. B. Kinnear, G. A.
Clark, F. d. B. ingalls,, Solomon Carr, jr.,
and Walter Price.
The Strollers defeated the Stragglers
Monday afternoon in good game by a
score of IA to 6. The feature of the game
was the accurate fielding of T. Williams
and the pitching of Stanley. The Strollers,
which are now under the management
CT Mr.. Frank Williams, have been doing
some hard practicing, and are now in good
condition to compete with all of the strong
teams of the District averaging from sew
enteen to eighteen years of age. The va
cancy in center field has been filled, James
Nolan having been signed for the posi-
ton.
The Woodward & Lothrop Company
team has organized for the season, and
would like to hear from all teams aver
aging from fourteen to fifteen years Of
age. Address all challenges to Mr. C.
Snyder, care Woodward & Lothrop. TIL.
team is composed of the following players:
Beagle, catcher; Kilroy, pitcher; Roberts,
first base: Cohencious, second base: New
non. third base; Hager, shortstop; Guton,
left field: Posey, center field Robertson,
right field.
The Diamond Quick Steps defeated the
Montgomery School boys by score of II
to s. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Thomas. Games are desired
with teams averaging seventeen years OF
age. Address Frank Smith, 1888 S street
northwest.
The Madison School team was defeated
by scrub team by score of 6 to 3. The
feature OF the game was the aU-around
playing of Mccormick
The Madison School base ball team met
ana defeated the team from the Taylor
School in two games. both played on the
grounds of the former. The first game
was won by the score of ID to 6, and the
second by to 1. The feature of the Tay-
lor's game was the batting of Manager
Noodcock, who made three hits in the
first and two in the second, besides play
ing an excellent game at first base. The
Madison team put up two good games the
work of Knockey in the box and Nall at
the bat being especially noticeable The
addition of Pitcher Long Tom" McCor-
mick to the Madison team has greatly add
ed to its strength
The young men of Riverdale, Nd, have
organized second base ball team and
would like to hear from teams desiring
games. The lineup of the team is: Man
gum and Rawlins, pitchers; Adamson and
Whaley, catchers; Berglines first base;
1isdon, second base; Bergling, third base;
Ketner, shortstop; Smith. right field;
Knight, center field: Reybold, left field
Address all challenges to Harvey e. Smith,
Riverdale, Nd
The base ball teams representing the
Taylor and Ludlow schools met in a game
Wednesday afternoon. and the former came
out victorious by score of to l. The
feature of the game was the playing of