Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-14
Eastern High school Wins.


The Eastern High School team of this
city defeated the Rockville Academy team
Saturday by IA to 6; in a seven-inning
game. The visiting team made twelve runs
in the first inning. principally through the
wildness Of Allnutt Rockville's pitcher
Reading succeeded Allnutt in the second in
ming and pitched excellent ball, allowing
the High School boys but two hits and two
runs in the remaining six innings Both
teams fielded fairly well. but the batting
was light.
The teams lined up as follows:
Eastern High School-Parson. second base;
Springsguth. shortstop; w. Bradley. catch
er: Fitzpatrick. third base: Kennedy center
field Briggs. right field Marsh, left field !;
Sullivan. first base; T. Bradley. pitcher.
Rockville Academy-Allnutt. pitcher and
right fielder: Poss, catcher: Harriss. third
base: S. Dawson, left field: E. Dawson
short stop: Owens. center field: Day, first
base; Brewer. second base; Reading, pitch
er; Walker. right field.
Score by innings:
RHE
Eastern High School. 12 90 Oh /
Rockville Academy. o . 2 6 5
st. Elizabeth. Team Won.
The st. Elizabeth base ball nine and the
team Of Fort Myer met on the diamond at
St Elizabeth at st. Elizabeth's Asylum Sat
urday afternoon. the ST. Elizabeth men
winning by the score Of % to IL. The Fort
Myer players did not show up in their best
FORM and the St. Elizabeth team had no
difficulty in scorieng almost at will. The
st. Elizabeth team played In the hest man.
ner seen this season. but its infield work,
with the exception Of first base. was not
considered so good. ST. EliZabeth's pitcher,
V. Waller. performed well, striking out
sixteen men. besides helping to win the
game by hard batting. The batting of
Waller. Clark and Schultz was one of the
features of the game. The winning battery
was V. Waller and Schultz. The game.
which was the second match contest Of the
season at the asylum, was witnessed by a
large gathering
GalIaudet Won Easily.
The Gallaudet College nine defeated the
Episcopal High School base ball team of
Alexandria Saturday afternoon on the lat
ter's grounds by 81 to 0.
Ready for Challenges.
Whirlwinds. averaging fifteen. Address
Thos. Carr. 81 Prospect street.
Shamrocks. under thirteen. Andrew San
ford. 1851 41a street southwest.
Young Montanas. averaging thirteen. Os-
car Gardner. 1411 Sth street.
West Ends averaging sixteen. H. Gould,
care S. Kann, Sons & Co.
ROsebuds. averaging fifteen. E. Holland,
1893 New Jersey avenue.
Seatons. averaging fourteen. F. Ferace.
500 4th street.
Young Heroes. averaging twelve. H Koss,
$40 H street northeast
Seatons. %. Crescents 0.
Young Heroes. %: Eastern Buds, 9.
Young Montanas. II: First Wriggleys, 8.
West Ends. 80: Saks Stores, Is.
Rosebuds. 16; Bloomingdales. 6.
Shamrocks, II: Columbias 0.
Whirlwinds. %: Golden Rods, %.
Base Ball Notes.
McGraw made a bad start Saturday, but
made good yesterday for St. Louis.
1t is reported all over the National League
circuit that Andrew Freedman drove Con-
nelly off the staff of umpires.
Pat Donovan. who is well known in Wash
ington, is playing a great game of ball
with St. Louis this season. He is batting
around the 300 mark and in eighteen games
has yet to make his first error in right
field.
Hillebrand of Princeton Is conceded to be
the best twirler in the college ranks this
season. White Of Georgetown ranks about
second, yet when the wearerS of the blue
ard gray faced the Tigers Saturday Blewett
was on the rubber. and White went in only
after the game was lost.
Yale and Brown played great fourteen
inning game Saturday, tho latter winning
out by the score of to 9. through Clark )
home run in the last turn at the bat.
The Phillies now lead the league in bat
ting, while the st. Louis have the same
honor in fielding.
Selbach is playing the game Of his life
for New York. He is fielding in sensa-
tionel style, and the latest batting aver
ages place his figures at 300.
BUCK Freeman Is batting all right, his
average being 1853. but in the field he has