Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-31

this morning, with Jacobsen and Wolfe in
the box and Heydon and Knoll doing the
backstopping. Both these catchers had
slightly sore arms for the past three days,
but the soreness is now wearing off and
they are using their whips to good effect.
Jones, Cassaday, Huelsman, Hill, Cassidy,
Stahl, Shaughnessy, Mullen and Mil are
landing on the ball with great regularity.
Hill, Cassidy and Cassaday also show their
versatility by dropping neat bunt now
and then and beating the ball out to first, a
la Brown, the New York National out
fielder.
There was no fault to find with the work
of the infield today. Kittredge batted to
the inf1eld and no matter how hot the
balls came Hill, Cassidy, Mullen and Mil
were on hand. My, what territory Hill and
anywhere in their neighborhood but what
are garnered. Stahl cannot help but ex-
press his delight at their work.
There will be mild afternoon practice.
The boys will don their uniforms, toss a
few balls around, watch the LafayetteVir-
ginia game and then go for a cross-country
run.
Yesterdays Game.
In a contest marked by some strenuous
kicking against the decisions Of Umpire
Quirk, Manager Stahfs naughty Regulars
wrenched another six-inning battle from
''Lonfi Tom Hughes Yanigans yesterday
afternoon. The score was to 1. A hum
dred or more students watched the game
from the grandstand, and enjoyed to the
full the attack of the Regulars on Quirk
in the sixth inning, when he called Mullen
out at third, just after the second baseman
had ripped off a three-bagger. Knoll made
a throw to second to catch Kittredge. Quick
a flash Mil returned the ball to Seay,
who tagged Mullen, who had made a good
start for home, and the side was retired.
Huelsman ran out and grabbed Quirk by
the collar. The other players on the Regu-
lars ran out and surrounded the umpire as
If they were going to mob him, and amid
the plaudits Of the spectators the trainer
was led from the diamond and told to go
and soak his head at the water sink near
the grandstand.
Kittredge deserted the Yanigans to catch
for the Regulars, and to this Capt. Hughes
partially attributes his defeat.
The Yanigans drew first blood. Heydon
started off with nice bingle and counted
on ShaughneSsys long fly between center
and right, which Melted the fielder three
sacks. This proved to be the only tally
made by the Hughes squad although SPLEEN
did opportunities were offered to get run
ners across the home plate in the fifth and
six innings.
In the fifth Patten and Jacobsen opened
up with clean hits, but the next two men
the third out on strikes.
In the sixth Mill landed on one of Town
sends fast ones and sent it clear to the
fence in left field, he himself stopping at
second. Heydon then followed with his
second hit--a clean one to right field. Cas-
saday made quick return to Stahl, who
threw to kittredge in time to catch Mil
at the home plate by good margin.
The Regulars cinched the game in the
fifth inning. Townsend lifted a nice one
over second which should have been good
for two bases Hill sent hot one spinning
down the third base line, advancing Town
send to third. Stahl then collided with one
of Hughes's shoots and Strengthened 1t out
clear over Patterns head in center field.
scoring both Townsend and Hill. Stahl
came in on Huelsman's pop fly back of
second. The big left fielder was thrown
out at second by Knoll.
The other tally made by the Regulars
came In the fourth. Cassidy hunted down
toward third and Seay made wild throw
to first after Joe had reached the bag, the
runner going to third, scoring a moment
later on Jones's hit.
The fielding feature of the game was
neat double by Heydon and Hughes in the
first inning. With Hill and Stahl on bases
Huelsman attempted to bunt The effort
resulted ir little pop fly. which Heydon
captured after a good sprint and shot to
Hughes, who covered the initial bag in
good style. Hill made two rafting good
catches of foul flies. Cassidy also got
under one near the foul flag In left field.
At the conclusion of the game Capt.
Stahl. Jones. Patten. Huelsman and Kit
other players returning to the gymnasium
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