The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-14
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

BTBuLWOOu ueIedted IakODa Park, az
Takoma Park by to 5. Lineup of
winners; Faulkner, catcher; Eczloff,
| first base; Roche. second base: V. Grif-
fths, third base; Nation, center neld;
W. Grifriths. pitcher: D. Moore. short
stop; n. Seitz. left field: w Mick.
catcher; Howell. right field. Score by
| innings:
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Brightwood ....,...1 21 u col o-8-7-3
/ TakOma ............O111O0 Doll G-5-5-2
Teams aged fourteen years address y.
Seitz, Brightwood. d. c.
The Victor Athletic Club wants games
with teams averaging fourteen years
Address BIZ Smith, 512 Eighth street
northeast.
The fifth grade Dent defeated the
fourth grade of the same school by Il
to Z. The features were the pitching Of
Walter Hughes and the batting Of
Francis Kane and Ralph Tucker. The
NTH grade wants games with teams
averaging twelve years. Address Fran
els Kane, 800 New Jersey avenue south
east.
The North Washington Athletic Club
defeated the Gage School team 9 10 8
at First and w streets northwest The
feature was the pitching Of Brooks for
the winners, who want games with
teams averaging fourteen years. Line
up: Brooks, pitcher; Ruon, catcher;
Jones. first base; GrinneH. second base;
GIL. shortstop; Spiedle. third base. Ste
yensou, center field Perry, left field,
Miller, right field. Address W. Grin
nell, 4 Todd place northeast.
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The Adams School team wants
games with teams averaging fourteen
years. The lineup; Naughton ana
Mer.oher, catchers: Tuck, Kenner, and
Cren shaw. pitchers; Crenshaw, first
base; PennyDaker, second base: Ken
.ner and Tuck, third base; Colley, short
stop. MenOher, Dawson, R Bond, r.
Bond. Outfielders. Address F. ColIey,
1910 sixteenth street northwest.
The Phelps School team has organized
and wants games with any teams aver
aging fifteen years. The lineup. Con-
nOrs. catcher; F. Davis and Z. Davis.
pitchers; p. Miller shOrtstop; L.
Charleton, third base; W. Cady, second
base; W. Brown. first base; p. Talby,
center field; J. Dudley left field; w
Richardson, right field; II. Yetton. r.
King. and f. Schuyler, subs. Address
challenges TO Chaplin Bauman, g0S T
street northwest.
The Bradodcks want games with
teams averaging thirteen years. Ad-
dress Harry Cash, 1747 T street north
west. The lineup: Harry Cash, catch
CT and manager; Hiram Cash and
Held. first base; CoIIey and Mcintyre,
second base; Crane. third base; r.
Adams short stop and captain; J.
Adams ard Mudd. left field; TTilby,
center field; Torilla. right field
The st. AIMS baseball team, of Ten
leytOwn, wants games with teams aver
aging thirteen years. Address John
O'Day, Wisconsin avenue, Tenleytown
D. c.
The Birney School baseball team (coI-
ored) defeated the Garfield School (col-
ored) by to s. Wet weather prevented
coed playing by either team. The win
ners want games with other school
teams averaging sixteen years. Line
up: William Harris, first base, captain
Clifton Anderson, pitcher. manager:
George Samueis, center field: Joseph
Scott, catcher; Leroy Smith, shortstop
Henry Watts. third base; George Thorn
as, right field; Sumner Moss. second
base; Percy Lacey, left field.
Address William Harris. zoo Nichols
avenue. or Clifton Anderson, 194 Morris
rOats, AracOstia.