Evening journal., 1914-05-06
DOINGS OF THE
AMATEURS

BVINQO vi I'LL
AMATEURS
In pitchers struggle on Saturday af-
ternoon st. Paurs defeated the Work
men, Is to S. NnCaherty played an ex-
cellent game for st. P9uls.
Peerless defeated the Trump Bros
team on Saturday, 80 to 9. Peerless
lineup was; f. Bristow, CT; f. Willis
If; G. Cleaver, SIS; II. Ball, 1b; G. Hell
mel, 2b; G. Alexander, 3b; L. Crew
rg; W. Wilhelm, C; II. Lane,p. Lane
had 10 strike-outs. All fans wishing
a try-out. should notify /. H. Ball, No
205 Rodney street. ANY 16-year-old
team desiring a game for any Satur-
day will please send challenge tc
Homer L. Lane. No. 235 Rodney
street.
The Maps are out for games with
any 17-year-old team in the state. Ad.
dress challenges to d. f. Adams. No
226 Ford Avenue, or d. & A. Phone
$3.50.
Buttonwood Giants defeated the In.
dependent ball club of South Viii
mington. on Saturday afternoon
at New Castle, 13 to 8. The
feature of the game was the pitching
Of Young Allen. He had South viii
mington completely at his mercy. Tn,
ButtOnwood lineup: p. Allen, p; c
White, C; S. Rumsey, 1b; H. Allen
2b; L. Miller 3b; r. Brown, IS; c.
Battle, rf; S. Allen, cf and H. Win.
gate, II. H. Brown umpired. Button.
wood is anxious to book games. Sam
uel Heig, manager.
Brown A. G. will line up against
the Eastlake Juniors on Saturday af-
ternOon, at Turtle Park. The Rock
land Juniors failed to appear last
Saturday afternoon to play the Brown
A. G. Brown A. c. would like tc
meet the Delaware Stars on Sunday
afternoon. Send challenges to J
Dollar, No. 121 Stroud street.
The AlI-Stars would like to ge
challenges from any IL to 13-year-ol,
team in the city. The Stars will Civ
return games. Send challenges to
Walker, No. 2133 Market street. TIL
lineup follows: John Baker, catcher
Wilmer Jester, pitcher; Eddie Tag
CERT, short stop; Paul Orth, firs
base; Charlie Walker, second base
James Campbell. third base; Jane
Brainard, left field; Stewart Martin
right field; Frank Machisly, cente
field; John Walker. mascot.
In the first game OF the season Lin
wood defeated Rosedale on Saturda
by the score of IA TO 10. The Rose
dale lineup was: Walker, h.; Simms
ci.; l.. Cain, IT,; Evans. c.; Gibson, p.
Bordley, If; Parker, 3D.; Stokes, 2b.
Shockley. SIS. Send challenges TO Aaroi
Grinnage, No. 1886 Wilson street.
The Newsboy's A. c. want game
with any - to IA year old team il
the city. Address challenges to Err
Beaujon, No. 7O1 East Fifth street
The lineup follows: Ezra Beaujon
D.; Herman Cooper, c.; Happy" Ma
lag, 1b.;. "Bucky" Thomas, 2b.
Joseph Jones, 3d.. 'Lynchy," rf.
David Lyons, IT,; John Thomas, CT
The Orange Midgets would like I
receive challenges from any 10 to
year old team in the city. Addres
L. Shapiro, No. 2O4 Washington
street.
The Sonax baseball team woul
like to organize a league of team
on the west side The age is fror
10 to 10. The teams preferred ar
Reed A. c., Orange Jr., Monroe Jr
and American Jr. Any club tina
wishes to enter this league send com
munications TO Frank II. McCaulle,
625 West Fifth street; ID. and
phone, 44S3A, or to Paul Mcconnell
519 Madison street.
The Pine A. c. would like to hea
from any first class teams, the team
representing the Peck and Taylo
Senates preferred.
The following players will repre-
sent the Pine A. c.: Lester, catcher
/ Crossan and Dolan. pitchers; FagaI
short stop; Kelleher. first base; Row
an, second base; Dugan, third base
NJ. McDonough, left field; Grubb, Ger
tire field; Mcguire. right field.
Manager Hagan wishes all th
above men TO report at Fourth an
Church on Saturday at o'clock fc
practice. All teams desiring game
should communicate with Jerry Kel
cher. 70S East Seventh street. cit
Rogedale wants a game with Eddi
Abrahams Wilmington Academ
team Rosedale say they got ra
6eal from the Newark Giants on Sa
urday. and will not play that teal
again.