The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-13
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE STANDING.
AMATEURS IN
FAST GAMES

The Auburn Athletics defeated the Cor
ham juniors by the score of 10 to 5. BIB
Der did some very good twirlng for the
Auburn Athletics. striking out l3 men.
Lynch struck out three men for Cor
hams.
This Is the third game out OF four the
| Auburn Athletics have won. They have a
very fast nine, and the lineup Is as fol-
lows L. Streeter 3d.; Clifford, H.; A.
Shirley. 3D.. Heath. ss. Ansnger, c. r.;
f. Shirley. r. f.: Sherahan. !. f.; Bfbber,
p: r. Streeter, c.
The Auburn Grammar School was de-
feated by the Highland Park Grammar
School OF the Inter-Grammar School
league yesterday by a score OF II TO Z.
Mahar did some excellent twirling for the
Auburns. The lineup OF the Auburtss
follows: ID. Steele. c.: Mahar, p; III. Peck.
lb; II. Hammond, 2b.; II. Johnson Sb. (;
j. Murphy |. r.; NJ. Sandager. C. e.; II.
Turrey, r. f.; w. Haskell, T. T.; H. Bas-
ker, ss
The Capitols OF East Providence would
like to hear from any team in the state
whose players average is years OF age.
Challenges may bs sent to Edward
Burns. box l42s, Providence The team
Burns. p; Silva. 1b.; Harwood. %;
Hayes, 3b. Evans, SIS; Burns. j. T.; Cal
lahan. c. f.; Grtswold, r. {.
The o. g. @. s. baseball team met and
defeated the Central Streets at Daggett
Park, Central Falls, Arbor Day, by the
score of IL to 10 Nahhason, Martin and
Horton of the Il. s. G. S. did good work
| with the stick. Precolrt covered first In
| fine shape and Bray put up good game
at third The line-up of the teams fol-
4 lows: Il. S. @. S.-Uathason. c.: Martin,
D.: Horton, SIS: PreCourt. h.: Major %. /;
Bray, 3b.; Holt, l. f.; Franklin. C. f.;
Jones, T. T. Central Streets-Dwyer, C.;
| Dennis and Arnold, p: Slocum,
Kerns, H.; Dennis 2b; Arnold. 3b. (;
| Freeman. !. f.; Crocker. c. f.: Hunt, +. f..
The Globe Stars defeated the Point
Juniors by the score of IL to 13. The
game was closely contested. but the
Point street team lost on errors. The
lirre-up OF the winners follows: Delano>
| c.; Bell, p.: Whitley, H.: Shea, ~: Nc
Cauley, So; Fitzpatrick, 3b; Riley.
|. f.: Moran. C. f.; Batter. r.
! The Cannons defeated the Immaculate e
Altar Boys by score of 13 to g. The
features OF the game were the batting
and good work OF f. Menehan. The Can
mons would like to hear from any 10 to IA
year-old team in the city, the Wayne
Street Juniors preferred.
The Young Heroes defeated the Young
would Hike to meet any Q TO 12-year-old
team Tho lineup follows: Mccullough
c.: Daley, D.; Murray, H.: w. Harahan,
| 2b.: o. Brien, ss.; ID. Harahan, 3D.; Sui
Iivan, l. T.: Wakefield, c. f., F,rotus, r. T.
The manager OF the team is William Muir
| ray, 127 Transit street, city.
The Warriors defeated the Tmeralds In
a very interesting game, who hcould not
be decided until the final inning, when
the Warriors secured three runs and
Blanked the Emeralds In their half The
features of the game were the batting OF
| Marks and Doan for the Warriors
The Temple Juniors played their first
game OF the season on Arbor Day with
the Little Hustlcrs. The game resulted
| in a defeat for the Juniors by score OF
15 to H. For the Hustlers. StaPleten
| Burns and Gauch pitched For the Ju-
niors. Krieder twfrled, and barring the
first and seventh innings, moved the Hus'
| tiers down.
The third game OF the Cross-Towr
league series. played at Adelaide Park
Saturday afternoon. went to the Knights
OF Delto Phi by the score OF 16 to o. The
contest was featured by the heavy hit
ing OF the winning team, for IL secured
| n grand total OF % hits off the delivery
of Legg. who pitched for the Knights OF
the Holy Grail The game was marred
by a serious accident TO Thoney. the
clever little backstop of the winning
team. who smashed his finger in the first
OF the sixth inning. Although the wounded
member pained him considerably, he
showed great fortitude while on his way
TO the doctor and while Il was being
treated.