Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-27
pulled of. The selection is a good one.

pulled of. The selection is 4 good one:
and "Dutch," as he il affectionateiy
called by his friends. will make good.
Much speculation is going the ROUNDS
as to the makeup OF the Babies; as
the team which will represent the inter
state commerce commission is called.
Field Manager and Coach Samuel -.
Sterne says he is at present unwilling 70
give out the line up. as he - WORKING sss.
eral deals that II successful Will make
wee have a big surprise for the other
seven teams, and those who think they
have the Babies beaten will sing q
different tune after the opening games are
pulled off, We will fool the best OF them'
says Coach Sterne.
Though the exact lineup cannot be
given out. it is known that Hampton WIZ
be one Of the pitching stan and mat
Harry Hayden of Church League tame
will be one Of the catchers; among the
tress, also of the Church League aggre.
CATION. and Tracy. who formerly played
with the Interiors. will wear the uniform
of the new team this summer.
= The Post ONCE aggregation VIII make
this their last week a lively one. a.
Manager Kondrup has games arranged
for nearly every day. Monday they play
the champion team OF the city-tne
Commissioners-anda large crowd will be
on hand -, to see the th,n Post o"ce 90 W
Still the cry is heard on all sides. Keep
your eyes on Treasury and Agriculture.
as they are going to be In the running
right from the call Of play"
Victory for Capital Athletics.
The Capital Athletic Club yesterday
won its first game of the season by de-
feating the strong Hahn's Shoe Com
pany team by the score Of to o. Richo-
mond of the C. A. c.. had the shoefitters
at his mercy by allowing only one hit in
the game.
Company E Beat Potomacs.
In the second game played att Wash
ington barracks the Potomac Athletic
Club were the victims. Company e
managed to win out in the tenth inning
by a score of II II. Both teams played
good ball, but 1t was a hitting game
Company e landed on Riston for ten hits
and then hit Chapel for nine. Dewitt,
Harclerode. Moreton-and Bell did the
best stick work. Dewitt scored two home
on Riston for a two-bagger in the second
inning. scoring Moreton and Harclerode
The Potomacs got thirteen hits. OF Har-
clerode. Ryan's base throwing for the
soldiers was sure. allowing only two
stolen bases. Stewart. who caught for
the Potomacs. put up good game.
schoneberger ands both the Ristons also
did good work. Balm on hrst and Lord at
short were fast and, put up a dandy
game. The batteries were Harclerode
and Ryan; Chapel, Riston and Stewart
Score by innings:
Company Ell o IL o o PIP
Potomacs 40 0. 1 o 3 2 0 Pill
Easy for Fort Hunt.
Fort Hunt had an easy time defeating
the crack Marine Corps team at Fort
Hunt yesterday afternoon by 18 to g.
After getting a poor start the ''cosmolene
singers" took on a brace and played good
ball, the Marines never crossing the plate
after the fourth inning.
e. Miller for Fort Hunt pitched q fine
game. and with proper support would
have held the Marines to two runs. while
Gibson for the Marines was pounded to
all corners of the lot Score:
RH.E
Fort Hunt 900. 2 OIL 3 x-l6 Is s
Marine Corps. o o o o % s 8
Batteries: Fort Hunt e. Miller and Richard
son; Marine Corps. Gibson and Austerman.