Alice Howell

Judge Howell

Alice is the daughter of Judge Howell, and they have a close familial relationship with the judge being protective of her.

Larry Boyne

Alice and Larry share a romantic interest, with Larry often seeking her approval and affection throughout the story.

Albert Heaton

Albert Heaton and Alice Howell are acquaintances who interact socially, likely through their connections to Larry and the baseball circle.

Ben Burton

Alice and Ben are friends, with Ben often acting as a confidant and ally in matters involving Larry.

Ida Boardman

Alice and Ida are close friends, often seen together and sharing confidences.

Judge Howell

Alice is the daughter of Judge Howell, and they have a close familial relationship with the judge being protective of her.

Larry Boyne

Alice and Larry share a romantic interest, with Larry often seeking her approval and affection throughout the story.

Albert Heaton

Albert Heaton and Alice Howell are acquaintances who interact socially, likely through their connections to Larry and the baseball circle.

Albert Heaton

Albert Heaton and Alice Howell are acquaintances who interact socially, likely through their connections to Larry and the baseball circle.

Ida Boardman

Alice and Ida are close friends, often seen together and sharing confidences.

Ben Burton

Alice and Ben are friends, with Ben often acting as a confidant and ally in matters involving Larry.

Judge Howell

Alice is the daughter of Judge Howell, and they have a close familial relationship with the judge being protective of her.

Our Baseball Club and How It Won the Championship

Supporter of the team and involved in social dynamics.

I: Great Expectations

An ardent baseball fan, daughter of Judge Howell, anxiously watching the weather for the championship game.

II: A Scrub Game

Daughter of Judge Howell; expresses frustration and disappointment at the Catalpas' loss, showing strong emotional investment in the game.

IV: Reorganization Begins

Privately drafts a lineup for the new nine and shows it to her father.

Notes of Preparation

Declines Larry Boyne's invitation to a dance after her father's warning; discusses the captaincy with her father.

VI: An Interesting Episode

Meets Larry on the bridge; playfully questions him about the club's prospects.

A Turn of the Tide

Mentioned as the young lady who may have prompted Judge Howell's message; lamenting the defeat.

IX: Hope and Suspense

Receives a telegram from Albert Heaton with the score and shares the news with Rough and Ready; later writes to her father expressing confidence in the Catalpas winning the championship.

X: How the Good News Came

Arrives in Judge Howell's carriage, seen as a good luck charm; expresses distrust of Ben Burton and frustration with Hank Jackson.

In a New Field

Watches the game from a box; exchanges smiles with Larry; cheers enthusiastically for the Catalpas.

Pride Has a Fall

Watches from an upper box; her presence inspires Larry; she hides her blushing face behind her parasol during the rule dispute and waves her handkerchief at the end.

XIV: A Strange Message from Home

Insists she saw Ben Burton playing false and had warned the team earlier.

A Famous Victory

Watches the game with her father and aunt; laughs at her aunt's superstitions about baseball; cheers for the Catalpas.