Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22

side Of Haring the team seems weak in
this respect. Haring IL all right and
clever and willing worker, but should have
some one TO help him. Stevenson will be
one OF the catchers, as usual as the team
could not get along without the kid" but
I'm. wear he Will be assisted by Hoffman, a
new An who came into the service last
winter from Georgia. He is tipped as a real
good one" having played on his college
team and several srs,nng clubs In the south.
Fenton. who played ea.h fine bail for the
Interiors last season, win wear Fosl VI
fee uniform, and should havs no Ioanie
in making the team. Bradley. Adams, Pen
nington, Mathews, Bacon. Berknan ana
Tierney of last seasons team have been
out with the many other mishts ruobins
the sore spots and the fFost from their
joints.
War.
With the concessions made to the War
Department there is every prospece that
the Warrior under the generalship of
Manager Dillon VIII come forth with a
strong list of. players. They will make a
strong fight to get up to the top of the
ladder, and their great ambition will be to
heat out Navy, Their natural rival in all
things. In Wolfe and FineSan they have
two frst-cass pitchers. but there is strong
probability that they will have another COM
plete battery that will do credit to them
during the season. Patterson will be the
mainstay behind the bat. Dan MCGOWAN is
coming out to contest Corrigan's place at
first base and the fight between these two
big ones will be interesting. Nearly all of
last seasons players are out on practice
days rounding into form, especially Fen
wick. Ernest. Donaldson, Geib, Mahorney
and Shaw
Treasury.
The treasury team, although showing UP
rather large numbers also shows less of
the old faces. but Managers Ludlow and
Robinson say they will all be changed dur
ing the coming week They will be able to
obtain several fine players this season from
the bureau of engraving and printing and
with the rest Of the men in hand be able
to present a strong team. Vic. Bielaski,
Beard. Smith. Fulcher, Walker, Thorp, Nc
Cauley and Newman of last seasons team
will come cut
Interior.
The Interiors do not intend to be left in
the lurch, that is if Chief Clerk Dawsons
energy has anything to say in the argu-
ment. They are mapping out great things
for the season and if they realize on them
anything like expectations they will be top
notchers beyond doubt. Connie Waller
will do considerable of the pitching with
Erwin as catcher. while of the old men of
the past, Nash. Raat. Batenan. Madden
Shoemaker. Bum, Carr, Mcknight, Nc
Coffin and CTamer will come out for their
old positions With these and the new men
that Acting Manager Greene has in view
it Will he well for the other to keep an eye
on the doinss OF the Interiors.
Justice.
The Department of Justice has, as an
nounced in The Star of last Sunday,
already announced its team. and Capt. Fred
dy kle.nschmidt is receiving praise for the
good one he has been able to get together.
1t is composed of the Beckett brothers.
catchers; Hutchinson. c. Beckett. KengIa
and Brady, pitchers; Tracy, first base:
Harveycutter. second base; Burbank, third
base; Il. Blelaski, shortstop; Kleinschmidt
left field; Mcmahon, center field Pomeroy
right field; substitutes. Messrs Reed Hon
lehan, Young and keifer. Hutchinson was
the star pitcher of the Gunton Temple
team; Pomeroy played with Mount Pleas
ant Conversational while Kengla is a
graduate from the Business High School
The practice days for the present week
follows:
West Diamcnd-Monday, Navy: Tues
day, Treasury; Wednesday. Commerce and
Labor; Thursday, Justice; Friday, Post
Office; Saturday. War.
South Diamond-Monday, Post Office;
Tuesday, War: Wednesday, Agriculture:
Thursday, Interior; Friday, Navy; Satur-
day, Treasury.