Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-29
EAsTERNs AND CANTERBURYs.
Game Between District League
Clubs Tomorrow.

EASTERNS AND CANTERBURYS.
Game Between District League
Clubs Tomorrow.
The Eastern A. C. and Canterburys will
play at National Park tomorrow morning.
The game will be called at 1890. The fol-
lowing is the lineup of the clubs:
II; A C. Canterburys.
Wolfe or Graft. Pitcher. O'Brien or Warren
Gates or Robb.... Catcher .Loveless
Qulgley. First base. .Hamacker
HERNIA er.......Second base.....Lyons
ems; Third base. .Cronin
Caulifiower. Right field. Langley
BolSer. ....Center field. Williams
Greene. .............L. field. Warren or O'Brien
The Mile Limits defeated the Canterburys
Sunday In a Well-played and exciting game
by the score of 3 to 3. The features Of the
game were the battery work Of Mccain and
Hayden and the fielding of Koob and Col
ms. Mccain struck out twelve of the Cam
terburys, and allowed them only two hits
The Mile Limits would like to hear from any
club in the District. Address the Mile Limit
u. d. e., ;'o62 Brightwood avenue.
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS.
Trials to Take Place Today on Man.
haitian Field.
The intercollegiate games at Manhattan
held, New York, begin today. Athletes from
all over the country have gathered in New
ork city for the contests and will strive
today for supremacy in the trial events and
tomorrow in the finals.
Today's events will be the trials in the
100 30 and 4iO-yard runs and in the 100
~ d 22o-yard hurdle races, as we'll as in
the five field events. Wefers of George
town University is believed to have the
100 yards run at his mercy, but his entry
mas been protested.
Stewart Defeats Wilson.
Fred. A. Stewart. champion pool player
Of Maryland. and Wilson. champion of Del
aware, played last night, in Baltimore the
first half of a 3O0-ball match. Stewart
finished with 1856 to Wilson's 49, The sec
ond half will be played off Friday even
ing.
In the pool match Wednesday night for
the gold watch, in Baltimore, Thomas
Nelms, the champion of Virginia, a pro-
fessional, was defeated by Edward Will
son, an amateur. The score was 100 balls
TO u. Nelms will continue to play all
corners.
baltimore Wheeimen Coming
Fifty members of the Clifton Wheel
men of Baltimore will come to Washington
Sunday and make run to Cabin John
bridge, Great Falls and Mt. Vernon, under
escort of the Washington Road Club. They
Will be met at the Il. and O. station by
their hosts.
New England Tennis Tourney
Play in the New England tennis tourna-
Tcnt was resumed at New Haven yester-
day. The following are the results: T. c.
Davidson defeated Richard Hooker by de-
fault; c. P. Dodge defeated H. G. Holcomb
g. 81; j. P. Paret defeated T. c. David
son. G-3, 10-S: c. Z. Dodge defeated A. F.
Kent, 10. 10 When playing was resumed
in the semi-final Is heavy shower stopped
the tennis after Foote had played Dodge
one set. results, go and Chase two sets
against Munday, rs, 20.
American Tennis PInyers Abroad.
In the lawn ter mis- tournament at Dub
lin, Ireland. yesterday, William A. Larn-
ed. the American player. scratched to
Martin. In the doubles w. and H. Bad
deey easily defeated Larned and Good
body by 6-3, 6-3 and G-3.
TOmOrrOw's Cricket Match.
The members Of the Washington Cricket
Club will meet on the grounds at 18th and
Columbia road tomorrow for their first
match of the season. Wickets are to be
pitched at 80, and play Will begin prompt
ly at o'clock. Those interested in the
ShOyvaIter in the Lead
]. w. Showalter beat J. F. Barry in the
fifth game of the chess match played at
the Boston Chess Club Wednesday, after
fifty-four moves. The score now stands 2
to l in favor Of Showalter, two games
being drawn.
College Games.
Harvard easily defeated the University
of Chicago in base ball yesterday by the
score OF 10 to Z. The game was poorly
played on both sides.
Brown clinched her hold on the college
championship of the season by winning her
third game Of the Holy Cross series of
four games yesterday afternoon. This Is
the twelfth college victory out of her four
teen games this year, and Brown enthu-
siasts are happy.
Owen Zeixler Won.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 29-By consist
ent. hard fighting. forcing the issue
throughout, Owen Ziegler of Philadelphia
bested Dan Hawkins in the eight-round
contest last night, and got the decision Of
the referee and the purse. After the de-
csion Spider Kelly, one Of Hawkins sec
onds, applied an epithet to the referee,
which was promptly responded to with a
blow. Speedy interference prevented an
other fight.
c. A. c. Wheelmen's First Run.
The first run of the newly organized
wheeling division of the Columbia Athletic
Club will be held Sunday morning. The
start will be from the club house at 9:3O,
and the trip will be under the direction of
Capt. Eugene Harmon and Lieut.. Mooney.
This Is to be short run, and the Wheel
men will be home early in the afternoon
The following Sunday most Of the wheel
men will join in the excursion to Baltimore.
and later runs are already being arranged
The Anti-SalOOn League.
The Anti-Saloon League will hold their
mass meeting next Sunday in Dumbarton
Avenue NJ E. Church, Georgetown. Rev. j.
B. Stitt will be one Of the speakers. At the
regular meeting, Monday evening, at 623
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