The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-28
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

AMATEUR BASEBALL.
The Fifth Grade Dent School team
defeated the Carlisle Athletic Club by
TO 5. The features % the game were
the pitching OF Kane, and the fielding
Of Bates and Hughes.
Score by innings:
Fifth Grade Dent. 2109011-9
g A. C.-..-,........s...s o 0 %
Batteries-Kane and Sullivan; Baily
and Turner.
The Dsints want games with all teams
averaging twelve or thirteen years. Ad-
dress Frances Kane. 4O6 New Jersey
avenue southeast
The sixth grade Ford School defeated
the seventh grade Of Ford School Il TO
4. The features of the game were the
pitching Of Silvino and the catching
OF AMMAN
The Tip-Tops want games With teams
averaging fourteen years The lineup:
Lavender, third base. Levy. shortstOD:
Williams. catcher. Kleind!enst, center:
field; Harr. pitcher: Rossan. first base.
Arkin. right field; willeke. second base;
Altman, left field. Address Alfred
Kleindienst, 1245 Sixth street northwest.
The Little Potatoes defeated the
Thompson second team By I TO 0. The
feature Of the game was the fielding Of
Lucas and Sam The winners want
games with teams averaging ten years.
Address Albert Sam, 9lS Eighth street
northwest.
The Ninth Street Athletic Club wants
games with teams averaging twelve
years Address Oscar Dietz, 907 Seventh
street northwest. Lineup: Lucas,
catcher; Smith and Blue. pitchers: Hat
ton, first base; Krouch. second base;
Cassidy. shortstop; Dietz, third base:
COrcoran, left field: Edwards, center
field; Bickerton, right field.
The Truxton Athletic Club defeated
the Decator Sluggers by II to g. The
feature of the game was the catching
of Tom Holoran for the winners. and
CT Tom Callahan for the losers.
Teams averaging fifteen years address
Paul Callahan, ISL North Capitol street
northeast.
The Anacostia Stars (colored want
games with teams averaging from IF
teen TO seventeen years. Lineup:
Harrison Conway. second base: Harry
Hall. pitcher; William Smith, catcher:
John Cuffy. first base; James Green,
shortstop: James Chase, third base;
Benjamin Butler. center field; Benjamin
Hawkins. left field; Charles Jordan.
right field. Address Harry Brown. I'LL
NJ street southeast.
The Maroons have several open dates
IN their schedule which they would like
to have filed. Sunday they VIII cross
bats with the Light Shop. of the Navy
Yard, and on Wednesday. May 1. they
play the Pension Office team. Teams
desiring games address Edward Dore.
1851 Gales street northeast.
National Association club won
double-header from the Carlisle Athletic
club and Franklins, respectively. by s
to and to 0. Features of the game
were the pitching of Shugarue and Earl.
The lineup: Daley, third base; Julian.
center field; Walker. shortstop; George,
second base; MCGUIRE, first base; Pete.
catcher. Jason. left field; Joe, right
field.
The Kendalls want games with teams
averaging fourteen years. The lineup:
Healy. catcher; Nell, pitcher; Teursse,
first base; Gynan, second base: Curtin,
shortstop; ]. Curtin. third base; F. Cur
tin. left field: Pinkston, center field:
Eslyn, right field. For games address
Manager Curtin. 636 Orleans place north
east.
The Gienwood Athletic Club has or
ganized for the season and wants games
with teams averaging from eleven to
thirteen years. The team is composed
of the following players: Joseph Miller.