The record-union., 1897-05-24


runs and an effort to their credit.
From this point in the game the men
from the rolling mill lost faith in them
selves and interest in the game, and
when the game was played out and
they had scored but eleven times while
the boiler shop club had made twenty
three circuits, they seemed glad that
it was all off,
CAR SHOP FIVE AND NATHANS.
After the boiler shop and the roll
ing mill men had settled with each
other, the c. P. Nathan team stood up
before car shop ), and were battered
and beaten without remorse. NJ. De
Costa's curves We're new to them, and
at no time during the game were they
able to find the ball. The game had
two features-the batting of car shop
D and the ball-chasing of the c. P. Ma
thans. Five innings We're played, and
at the close the score stood: Car Shop
., 20; c. P. Nathans, /. The mines
lined up as follows:
Car Shop 5-Conrad, c.. Morley, r. f.;
M. De Costa, p; Barry, 1st b.; Lewis,
SIS; Surgeson, Sd b.; F. De Costa, c. f.;
Gray, l. f.; Kelly, ID b.
c. P. Nathans-B. Hilbert, Sd b.; Nc
Manus, C. f.; Shoenberger. 1st b.; w.
Hilbert, p; Vassal, l. f.; Spargo, r f.;
Ream, SIS; Armstrong, c.; Stover, I'd b.
X-RAYS AND MACHINISTS.
The X-Rays and the Machine Shop
mines played at Twenty-eighth and Q
streets yesterday morning, resulting in
victory for the former by score of
16 to 13.
COURTHOUSE GAME.
The two teams made UP from the
membership of the Courthouse Base
ball Association met on the diamond at
Agricultural Park yesterday morning
in seven innings game. AT the begin
ming of the game Captain Wachhorst
announced that Court Commissioner c.
t. Hughes would occupy the box for
the Has-BeenS. The Would-Bes We're
not at all dismayed at this announce
ment, feeling confident that they could
give them good game.
Up to the fourth inning the score
stood 6 to in favor of the Would-Bes,
but in that inning the Wachhorst men
got onto" Frank O'Brien's curves and
rolled up IL runs, and maintained
their lead until the end, winning by a
score of % to 16.
Captain Kidder of the Would-B is
not at all discouraged, and promises
that the score will be reversed next
Sunday. Yesterdays game was the
first of a series to be played by the
Courthouse boys.
The features of the game were the
excellent batting, base running and
fielding. Following was the make up of
the two teams:
Has -Beens-Catlin c., Hughes D.,
Wachhorst 1st b.. Ryan I'd b., Pfund
Sd b., Kelly S., Reese /. f., Schwilke c.
f., Furley r. f.
Would-Bes-Van Walbeck c.. O'Brien
p, Duden 1st b., Sims ID b., Kidder Sd
b., Root S., Jones l. f., Johnson c. f.,
Doan r. f.
MILITARY BALL TOSSERS.
There was an interesting, if not an
exciting, game out at the rifle range
yesterday between the Company G and
Company E ball teams. The former
won by a score of II to Z.
Company G.. y = 3 q o . O 2-11
Company E. 20 = 3 0 0 = 0 o.
The features of the game We're a
triple play by Plummer, Moon and
Hynes of the winning team, and Lieu
tenant Zittinger's pitching. The latter
was so used up after the game that he
expressed a doubt as to his being able
to ply his needle for several days, and
if some of his employers customers
have to go without their new clothes
for several days the delay can be easily
accounted for
DEPARTMENT STORE TEAMS.
Z icrIf J, I
was a lively game between teams COM
posed of employees of Weinstock. Lubin
&l Co. and Hale Bros. & Co. The for
mer were victorious by a score of 10
to >
The batteries We're: Conrad and Arm
strong for the Weinstock-Lubins and
Beckley and De Costa for the Hale
Bros. The feature of the game was the
work of the first-named battery.
ANOTHER RAILROAD GAME.
On the Diamond at Fifteenth and G
streets there was a game of ball be-
tween teams from the railroad offices
and the company's storehouse The
exact score could not be learned. but
the storehouse team wiped the earth
with the office lads.
The game, while not having as many
brilliant features" as some others. is
said to have been about as interesting
as any played yesterday
GILT EDGES AND CORKERS.
''Yes, sir" said Manager Morton, yes
terday, when asked if he had succeeded
in arranging game between the Gilt
Edges and Capital City Corkers, II met
representatives from each club. and
have arranged to have them play next
Sunday afternoon.
I had already signed two clubs for
that afternoon, but in comparing dates
il was found that if the others did not
play next Sunday it would be impossi-
BILE for them TO meet until about the 1st
of July, as the clubs have all dates
taken in the interim So I decided to
have them play early in the afternoon,
and viii play my other game immedi-
ately after the first. Those Gilt Edge
and Corker fellows mean business. and
Will play fine game"
The batteries for the game will be:
Hughes and Devine for the Gilt Edges,
and De Costa and Gridley for the Cork
ers.
SACRAMENTANS BEATEN.
The Corkers, individually and collect
lively. are in mourning They visited
Suisun yesterday, full of belief in their
ability to defeat the team of that city.
but they returned defeated
Be it said, though. that they put up
a great game of ball, and up to the
sixth inning, neither side scored. To-
ward the close of the game however