The Washington herald., 1912-05-05
DIAMOND
DOfNGS OF
FUTURE BIG
LEAGUERS

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The Fremont A. c. defeated the o
Street Stars in their nrst game q to .
The winners would Ike 70 arrange games
with teams in the Northwest averagins
thirteen or fourteen years. Address A.
ooldenberg. LAG Seventh Street North
west.
The Hamptons added another to their
long string OF victories. wednesday. by
defeating the Georgetown Preps Junior;
score. Is 20 s Finley's wIldness gave the
Props most OF their runs. while Junne-
mann's hitting featured. Score:
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Battsri--Finlsy and Harmon; NHe and Nalons.
The Morse won a decided victory over
the Abbots. 10 to 6. This makes the third
game won by the Morse, losing none.
The lineup Is as follows: Bush. catcher;
Saunders, pitcher; cafritE. third; Lock-
name, first: Brunette, second: Rieinde-
mist. shortstop; Burgman. center neld;
R. Emmer. right field; s. Reichgert, left
field.
The Morse school baseball team de-
feated the Cleveland School yesterday,
Is 10 j The work of Morse. Cafritz. and
BushlowItz was the feature Of the game
The lineup Of the winners follows:
Brunett. second base; Emmert. center
field: Bush. catcher; cafritz. pitcher;
Rawlings, left field: Kliendenst short
stop: Locknane. frst base: Saunders.
third base, and Eyefs, right held.
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The Tiny Tads defeated the BrookIaRd
Cubs yesterday. Is to 8 Beckert tviried
air-tight ball for the winners. The Tads
batted as follows: Bean. catcher; Beck
ert, pitcher; TansiIl, first base; Hetheld,
second base: Ralph. shortstop; r. Bean,
third base; Mclean, left field; McBeth,
center neld, and King. right held.
The Twining Athletic Club would Ike
to arrange games with any sixteen-yesr-
old team in or sut OF the District. Ad-
dress T. Holloran, 2zs o Street. North
west
Matthew Noone. manager Of the fast
little ball club from the Marquette
League which parades under the name
of ST. stephens. would like to arrange
Rames with ana amateur team in or
around the city. Address Manager Mat
thew Noone. Il4O Twenty-third Street
Northwest
The Senator A c. defeated the All-Stars
IN an interesting game on the Monu-
ment grounds. by the score Of TO J..
The features Of the game were the pitch
ing OF Rosenblatt and the home run Of
Boucher. Teams desiring games with the
winners address Manager Henry Bouch-
er, Hayes Hotel, sixth Street and Louis
lana Avenue Northwest
The. coiumbias defeated the strong
Brookland Cubs in q well-played game
by the score Of to 6 The features Of
the game was the hitting Of Murphy,
the fielding Of Roach. and the pitching
Of E,mlison All teams desiring games
averaging fourteen years, address 7. j.
Emerson, 725 North Capitol Street
The ozarks were defeated by St. Pat
rick's High School in a slow game on
the Olympia League diamond. le to .
The features Of the game was the batting
of Collins, Rcddy. and McKeuny, and
the pitching of Mckennas who struck
out fourteen men. All teams averaging
sixteen years and desiring games please
address J. r. O'Donnell- Carroll Institute,
or Bryan McKenns. 1n4 Eighth Street
Northwest.
The Circle stars would like to arrange
games with an teams In and around the
District averaging thirteen years. The
iine-up OF the Stars is as follows: Con-
ner. center field: Daily. second base;
Dfnoisa. pitcher; Lydon, shortstop; Far
rell. hrst base; Cooke, left field: Cogswell,
third base and pitcher; Walsh, catcher;
spillman. right field and pitcher; Cain.
pitcher; LansdaIe. pitcher; sullivan,
dress j. L. Spiliman, 40 @ Street North
west
The Little Bloomingdsies beat the
Thomas Street team yesterday. q TO
I.i,tlp Bloominedales e1eS
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Hull and Vaughan pitched for Little
BIoomIngdales. and Thomas pitched for
Thomas Street.
Helped by the home runs OF Brennan,
Ansiey. Rose. and Needham. the Calverts
defeated the Hamptons Is to Y. Flnlay.
OF the losers. received good support. but
was very Wild and was hit freely.
The Star Athletic Club was scheduled
to play a double-header with the Hunt
Rocks and Southern Athletic Club. The
former team forfeited while the latter
was defeated. 10 3. The winners first
baseman. George F. King. was the real
feature OF the game. although Dennis
pitched wen IN tight places The future
games win be continued on the Monu-
ment Grounds.
The fast South End team viii eross
bats with the Troop A team. OF Fort
game IS antieipated. es there are some