Evening star., 1902-09-02
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS
LAWYERS BEATEN BY DOCTORS
INA BALL GAME.
Lively Interest in Contest BetweeS
Amateur Players-Analostan Club
Gives Trap Shoot.

The base ball contest between teams |
composed of physicians and practitioners |
of the bar, played yesterday AFTERNOON on |
the campus of the Georgetown University
resulted in the defeat of the legal contin-
gent by a score of s to 2. The game was
replete with interesting features which
caused the "rooters for both professions
to yell themselves hoarse. The participants
were amateurs but both teams played
well. The lawyers scored their runs in the
second inning.
Among those of prominence who Wit
messed the contest were the members of
the faculty of the Georgetown University
and many of the elder members Of the Bar
Association All took a lively interest IN
the contest and several times gave vent TO
their enthusiasm by yociferous applause.
The proceeds of the contest Will pc con-
tributed to the fund being raised for the
enlargement of the Georgetown University
Hospital.
The lineup of the two teams was as fol-
lows:
Physicians-Bell, third base; Lowe, pitch
er: Ready, shortstop; Smith,, first base;
Chisin, catcher; Owens, second base; Ed
mOndson, left field; McQuillan, center heid'
and Magee, right field.
Iawyers-Hamilton, third base; Brown
ing pitcher; Hume, shortstop; Carusi, frst
base; Tindall, catcher; Hoover, second
base; Selihausen, left field; OShea, center
field, and Brown. right field
The score by innings:
Physicians. ....3 3 % % o 2 0s
Lawyers. .....-... U U U "
The Lawn Fete.
The base ball contest was followed In the
evening by the opening of the lawn fete
on the college campus for the benefit OF
the Georgetown University Hospital. which
was as largely attended as was the ball
contest The presence of the United states
| Marine Band. under the leadership of Lieut.
Santelmann, attracted a large attendance
| of music lovers. Each selection brought
| forth applause from the assemblage, and
| there were frequent encores.
| The Marine Band will be in attendance at
| the fete this evening and will render the
/ following selections:
| March "Our Glorious Banner .-Santeimann
| Overture. Light Cavalry -.......... .Suppe
| Waltz 'Debutante". .Santelmann
| Caprice, The Wedding of the Reuben
| and the Maiden" ".......................L Lew
| Fantasie Wang ''..........,.......>....Mor Morse
| March The Standard Bearer" ......Nolant
! According to reports all the booths did an
excellent business. The fete will continue
| until Thursday at midnight.
| Analostan Gunners at Trap Shoot.
The second annual shoot of the Analostan
| Gun and Rod Club held yesterday on Ana
! lostan Island, attracted trap shooters from
| Washington and Baltimore. The program
|
were for sweepstakes, from scratch at lo'
| Is and 20 targets. at sixteen yards, 80, 50
| 30 per cent of the purse being the three
| prizes competed for, and a Merchants
| handicap prize event of 80 targets, high
gun to have choice, in order OF score, o'
! some twenty prizes donated by the mem
bers of the gun club and the merchants
of Georgetown and Washington. Messrs
Chew, Malone Lucas, Hart and LELAND
represented the Baltimore Shooting Asso
oi, i,,f fba ton
large number of the best trophies.
The merchants " tifty-bird fly handicap
| at eighteen yards. was won by Hart, Witf
| the high score of II, the best of the day
He also took one of the f1fteen-bird sweep
stakes sixteen yards. scratch, with CheF
and Malone of the Oriole team tied TO
second in the same event.
The first event. a ten-bird spring, six
teen yards, scratch. was won by George A
Wise of this city, with a clean score. JONI
, Coleman won the fifteen-bird race. In tn
, same class Wise second and Potts third
: The third event a twenty-bird race. sam
. class was won by Malone of Baltimore
with Chew of Baltimore second. and Nj. II
, Hogan of this city, third. Another h1teen
bird race, sWeepstake, scratch, went [
Hart of Baltimore, with Chew and Malon
tied for second place. and Lucas and WIS
2 tied for third. The winners in the sixteen
bird race were c. B. Wise, Hogan, Stubbs
. TAYLOR and Mccormick Of the local clut
! Lainhart of Tenleytowu and Potts of Ken
| sington.
Body Found in Canal.
>, The body of white female infant wa
found Yesterday about noon floating in tn
| Chesapeake and Ohio canal between 81
'. | and Potomac streets by Capt. James Sha'
|, ! of the canal boat Marian and Aime. Cap
It Shaw notified the police of his find, and II
d body was removed to the seventh precin'
g police station. Later in the day, upon II
order of Coroner hewitt. it was taken
the morgue. The police state that the ban
was apparently stll-born, and that 1t ha
been in the water about two days.
= General Matters.
The repairing crew of the Chesapeake ar
Ohio Canal Company has gone to William
~ sport Md, to repair one of the company
l. locks at that place, 1t having been report'
L that the canal boat James Mckeyey hs
wrecked the lock while passing throue
At yesterday 1t is said that the navigate
m on the canal at that place will be imped
lg for day or two
or The funeral Of Mr.. James K. Probe
- who died in Atlantic City last Friday, TOT
~ place from Holy Trinity Catholic Chur
- this morning al 10 o'clock, Rev. Father
X. L. Mulvaney officiating. The renal
nc were Inferred in Oak Hill cemetery.
- The police of the seventh precinct did
'i rushing business in the way of making
rests Yesterday. About twenty perso
were given rides from various points
Georgetown to the police station, the char
against the most of them being disorder
ii | conduct. Most of these We're men W
al stopped on the street corners ana discuss
labor and capital. Some became boisterO
=. in presenting their views, and were cons
quentiy locked up
OF Miss Jane Buckingham of Hunting II
IL Md. is Ill of typhoid fever at the residen
% of Mr. w X. Stevens, 1251 32d sire
far rnilV she has been visiting.