The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-04-17
WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Southern A. c. would like to ar
range games with all teams averaging
thirteen years of age Address games TO
l. Sander, 927 d Street Northwest. The
ImperiaIs are preferred.
The Southwest A, c. defeated the G
Street Tigers yesterday IN hard fought
thinning game. to /. The feature OF
the game included the batting Of the
Duxion brothers and Cooper.
The Orioles defeated the ST. Joseph's
Sunday school team yesterday. % to g.
The feature OF the game was the pitch
Ting of Fisher. who only allowed four
| scattered hits. The orioles would like
10 hear from teams averaging sixteen
years. Address P. Morris, 81 Second
Street Northeast.
The Crescent A. c. would like to ar
range games with teams averaging hf-
teen years old on Saturday afternoons
and on Sunday mornings. Address c.
Garrett, as Eleventh Street Southeast
The Twining Athletic Club would like
to arrange games with all teams In or
out of the District averaging from seven
] teen to twenty years old. Teams that
have franchises in the Northern League
are preferred.
The South Capitol Athletic Club want
Sunday games with all fourteen-year-old
teams. Address E. X. Foster. 1872 South
c Street.
The South Capitol Street stars would
like to arrange games with all teams
averaging twelve years. Address J. Bait
zell 3 n Street Southeast.
The Vocational School of Georgetown
would like to arrange games with all
teams averaging sixteen years.
Tnc Oakland Athletic Club defeated the
Epiphany club Tuesday in a one-sided
battle, the score being TO Q. The
Epiphanys were completely outclassed all
the way. Sheehan, of the Oaklands, had
them at his mercy at all times. sheehan
struck out twelve men and allowed but
two hits.
The features Of the game were the
catching of Stewart for the winners and
the backstopping of Garrich for the
losers. The Epiphsnys made a fast triple
play in the fifth inning with three men
on bases. Mcdonald starred with the bat
for the oaklands.
The White Haven Athletic Club has
reorganIEed for the season under the
name Of the PaIisade Athletic Club and
would like to arrange games with all
uniformed teams in the District and
vicinity. Address Bernie Buscher, 1872
Thirty-fourth Street Northwest.
The St. Agnes Midgets defeated the
Central Athletic Club yesterday. II to 5.
The former outclassed the latter in all
departments.
The st. Peters Athletic Club held its
annual euchre and dance last evening at
Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth Street and
Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast where
great success Of finance was found. All
athletics viii be taken up by the club
during the forthcoming year.
The Y. NJ. C. A. intermediate baseball
team defeated the oskmont A. c. yes
terday in a close battle on the Monu-
ment Lot. Showers held the oakmonts to
six scattered hits, while Pfeiffer allowed
eight safetIes and struck out ten. The
teams batted as follows: Y. NJ. c. A
carswell, right field; Felt, 3b; McCor-
mick, first base: Meyers, shortstop; Cox.
second base; Harrell, left field: Miller,
center field; Showers, pitcher, and Kohr.
catcher. Oakmont A. ,c.-Galloway.
catcher; Gran, pitcher; Humuth, first
base; Merchant, second base; Pfeiffer,
third base; Kebler, shortstop; Johnson,
right field; Peine, left field, and Hol-
lingsworth, center field. Score:
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