Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29

is especially true Of sabins, who was probably the
best fielding first basemsn in the league aH 10 mas
centage and as long hitter
Fellman. who played at second in Wars recent
Hospital Crps was called for duty at the time of
the earthquake and fire that devastated that city.
the eligible list sent in last March, and would
have been in the game all season had his corps
not been Unexpectedly called away.
The Warriors are trying out large number of
players and are already laying plans for next
two weeks, climbing from last place to the top
Of the second division The early start .nsy
ization of their hopes for championship honors IN
ton all season both War and Treasury are put
Justice are In the throes of bad slump, and
there is no telling who Will carry of the BOBBY
Charlie King first baseman of Justice: Kip;
third baseu.an of Interior. and Deane; Reeves and
latest acquisitions. They are all doing well.
Capt. Dutch kinney the star slabman of the
a badly wrenched knee and the G. and l.. rioters
pulling hard for his speedy recovery. There Is
teams With Dutch in the ride pit He has just
been elected captain In place of Babe Torney,
handles his team well on the field
Bryan of Navy and Bacon of Post Office are two
Adams and BRYAN was selected to take up the
rens when shorty, Hughes had to Quit the
Eddie Herbert of Commerce and Labor has
steadily favor with the fans. and there are
In the league. The way he handles hunted balls
and gets them over TO first makes the crowd sit
up and take notice. Eddie is also the leading
sticker Of the league.
orrison of Post Ofce seems as much at home
tiarte in excellent style in the Agriculture game.
and made as good ca tcher as he IL third
0rrson is one Of the Hardest workers and best
players in the league.
OF the I;aborers, is great on bad throws He
gathers them In almost anywhere, and IFS hard
matter for an inieder to throw wild to first with
Doc. Burbank of Justice has been playing great
game recently, and is improving his fielding aver
Wiley ard Lord in short field for Agriculture
the leadership in that position Wiley pulled off
remarkable catch Of Texas Lacquer 10 left in
against the Fame team THURSDAY. inc 'e''
Collie Waller has made an excsllent record
not Dot game, and Tuesday he let Navy down
He gathers In every thing and generally comes to
the fore wlth timely binge two.
lead the onthelders. Doc. has made a singh
misplay this season. He is also one of the star
Although none of Aggles' batsmen has startling
average, Just call on the lineup for any of their
chill the confidence Of any pitcher.
Nays two sailor pitchers urnane and AIur-
port and little batting by their team mates
Will put many a game In the column for the
Mariners.
Three of the most important games of the sea
son are TO be played this week and banner
crowds are looked forward to. Interior and Agri-
culture Play Tuesday and Thursday and AgrfcuI-
ture and Commerce and Labor Friday As these
three teams the contenders for the pennant
and the season is rapidly drawing to an end these
Will probably be the desiding games
The schedule for the week IS as follows: Mon
day, Commerce and Labor Va. Treasury (south da-
mond1 and Justice Post Office west diamont):
Tuesday. Interior Agriculture; Wednesday
Navy w. War; Thursday. Post ONCE vs. Treasury
scheduled game. south diamOnd) and IntesIor VS.
Agriculture postponed, rain. west damond) Fri
day. Commerce and Labor Agriculture fsouth
diamond and Interior War (west diamond