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The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

IN q well played game on the Monu-
ment Lot yesterday. the Interstate
team defeated the Braddoeks 20 S. The
game was IN doubt until the fnal ses-
sion. when. with the bases full. Benton
hit into a double play, losing the contest
Spigot umpired 2 fine game Wilson
pitched for the losers.
IN the ninth Cash went 70 sleep az sec
ond. and let in two runs, giving Inter
state the game. Score:
Interstate .--..-.. 0 ) 0 0 9 IS 70 Q
Braddocks. IL 0 O-s /
Umpires-SiesSrs. splgot and Zspp.
All teams wanting games with Inter
state, averaging nineteen years, address
William Breno.n. Interstate Building; or
with Braddoek, averaging fifteen years.
address F. Colley. 1858 Eighteenth street
northwest.
The Avalon Heights Baseball team. of
the Prince George County Suburban
League. wishes 10 arrange games with
any team in the District Of Columbia
Address challenges 10 Walter S. Phelps,
Twenty-ninth street. LangdOn, D. c.
The Nativity Baseball Club. in their
first game, held the strong Brewood Club
10 a tie yesterdays to 5. The Nativity
lineup Is as follows: c. Martin. first
base, manager; H. Green. center field and
Captain; c. Buchanan, third base; W
Zupnik. shortstop; T. Small. pitcher; ".
Hfiderbrand. catcher; ". Carver, left
field: T. Boiler, right field; L. Hale, sec
ond base.
All clubs desiring games write TO c. Y.
Martin, 100 Fourteenth street northeast.
The sanctuary boys OF the Immaculate
Conception have reorganised for the sea-
son, and challenge all teams averaging
sixteen years. Address John J. Payette.
manager. Academy Of Music.
The Fort Hunt baseball team would
ike TO arrange games with all uniformed
teams in and within the vicinity Of
Washington. D. c. address colnmunica-
tfons to W. F. Null. Fort Hunt Va.
At meeting OF the Altar Boys Club OF
the Holy Name Church the baseball team
TO represent that club FOR this season was
organized. electing Thomas F. Clark. jr.
as manager and Archie Myers as captain
All teams desiring games and averaging
fifteen to sixteen years address Thomas
F. Clark. jr.. 64s Eleventh street north
east. or Archie Myers. a7 Seventh street
northeast.
The Sherman A. c. wishes to arrange
games with any uniformed or ununi-
formed teams in the District averaging
fifteen or sixteen years. They also wisn
games In Baltimore or in any city IN The
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
CENTRAL HIGH is DEFEATED
wOOdside Takes Close Game by
5-tO-2 Score.
BOuscher Holds O Street Team Safe
at All Stages, WkaIe Bullock
weakens in Fourth.

Central lost a well-played and exciting
game 10 Woodside, yesterday afternoon,
on the latter's diamond. score 70 >
Bullock was on the mound for the
Blue and White boys. and pitched a good
game with the exception OF the fourth
inning, when he weakened. allowing four
hits and gave two passes. Aided by q
Wild throw by Macdonald, sWoOdside
scored hve runs. Bouscher a big,
speedy pitcher. performed for ROodside
ard had the Central lads at his mercy.
In the eighth and ninth innings he
weakened, and Central scored two runs.
The first on doubles by BOuslill and Bull
loch. the second by q base on balls and
singles by Menefee and Harrah.
For Woodslde, Boykin was the indi-
vidual star Besides getting three hits,
the little shortstop felded brilliantly.
Bouslu also played a good game for
Central Score.
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The Sherman A. c. wishes to arrange
games with any uniformed or ununi-
formed teams in the District averaging
fifteen or sixteen years They also wish
games In Baltimore or in any city IN the
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
None cut when winning nun was scored


Mount WashingtOn....... 0 0 Ia
Commissioner. .....--..... 0 o 0 o o 5 0 0-3
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
IS WHIIEWASHED
Fredericksburg Too Strong for the
SehoolbOy Team.
Bennett and Taye Both fitch Fine
Bali, Striking Out Thirteen
Bat1ers.

Spscial % Tls Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va. April 1.-THE fans
here to-day witnessed one Of the best
played games OF the season when the
team Of Fredericksburg College defeated
Technical High School. OF Washington.
BY the score Of > 20 O.
Tie game turned out TO be a pitchers
battle, Taye. Of Technical. striking out
thirteen opponents. allowing two hits. and
passing one. while Bennett. OF Fred
ericksbvrg. fared about the same. sJrik-
ing oUt thirteen. allowing four hits and
giving no passes.
Fredericksburg N0n the csntest in the
third on base on bah and two errors,
resulting IN as many runs
After this Fredericksburg never threat
ene5 t0.score. although Technical became
dangerous
The fielding sensation was q one-hand
stop OF Bars scorching grounder over
second by king Score
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q three-bagger. score:

Totals. ..... Il IS q 9 81
Side cut Wardlaw hit
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AolalS-----.- ; = 10
.Bstted for Klein, and was hit BY pitched bali
rBattcd for lake.
New Yurk............ 0Oloio -
Philadelphia -........-.. o.. 0 2 0 rs
Struck uut-By Lake. ?: by Dygert, 1; By viexers.
: FiTst base ON balls-Of lake l; or Dyger4 4
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Totals. 5z 9 5 To,als.......
sr,rr, o--t ,rh,,, ,,-f,,,,s,,., ,-,,, -r,. s-,-,
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Delehanty again failed to hit The vet
eran has not found his stride as yet. but
may be counted on very soon.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Baltimore Athletic Club Takes SIX OF
seven Events on Card

baltimore AthlefGc Club IaAes SIX O1
seven Events on Card
SPECIAL 20 Tie Washington HERALD.
Baltimore. Nd. April 1.-THE swimming
team OF the Baltimore Athletic Cab.
champions OF the south Atlantic Asso-
citation Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
defeated Washington y. NJ c. A in a
dual meet In the B. A c. tank, six our
OF seven events The locals also won q
water polo match from. the Washington
iaus after the meet. 10 O. In the 150-ySri
four-man relay race Sellman. McGreevy.
Gosnell. and Roy Nelson defeated Dun
can. Rutherford, Moody. and Delashmutt,
OF Washington Gosnen. Of the B. A. c..
beat Moody 81 the Z13-yard swim. Roy
Nelson turned the trick on Duncan. OF
Washington. IN the 10)-yard event. Nc
Cabe defeated Harlan in the plunge for
distance Rhode, of the B. A c. olIrsvva1n
Rutherford in the 40-yard breast stroke
and GOsneu scOTed his second victory
IN the 40-yard back stroke over Duncan.
Rutherford scored Washingt0n's only sic-
tory II the 40-ya-d swim. beating Roy
Nelson The water polo teams lined I'D as
follows.
B. A C.-DooIey. Rhode. McCabe. NeI-
son. and Sellman.
ashihgtoR-RUtherf0rd. Duncan stew
art, Holland, and Moody
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

singled cleanly TO center. However, Milan
is still limping a trihe from his Dum
ankle
Same teams again Monday with Cicotte
the probable Boston selection. The
knuekle bah twirler is in good shape.
Csntiilo1 viii probably use Smith or
Burns
Evans sent Canunon TO the clubhouse
iE the ninth for handing out TOO many re-
marks from the bench. and also told
Lake to cut his chewing about Hughes
delivery, or he would also take a "trip.
Wolters was pitching nicely when taken
cut but Lake thought he was weakening.
and as ii was rapidly growing dark sent
Arellanes in with his speedy one How
ever. the San Jose recruit looks good and
his first game out was promising.
Delehanty again failed TO bit. The vet
eran has not found his stride as yet. but
may be counted on very soon.
The Red Sox played a much snapper
game than they did the opener. and
locked 100 per cent better. Niles redeemed
himself at short with some pretty field
ing, and the swat that broke it up
Gray was unlucky in the first, and his
brief try-out cannot be counted against
E:n. The first batter. Mcconnell. hit an
easy one TO short that took bad bound.
and Gray slipped as he was fielding
Lords bunt. or he would have gotten
away in good style.
Speaker stopped the first Washington
rally by taking Conroy's long fly 10 right
center Off his shOetops and then doubling
Dsiehanty at first by a perfect throw 70
Danzig. The hit looked good for two
bases at fret. and as Freeman followed
with line drive 10 left for base, Il
saved at least two runs which would have
given Hughes q little encouragement In
cidentally. the Boston outheIder looks a
lot better than he did last year. and gives
indication Of living up 10 his Southern
League reputation.
A queer play that robbed Niles Of a
three-base hit occurred in TIE eighth.
Speaker was on third, Gessler on second.
and Danzig on first, when Niles slammed
a terrific hit in the direction OF the club
house. Danzig thought Clymer had a
chance to get 1t and waited on first.
When things cleared up Niles was resting
on third base. but TO the crowds sur
prise, Danzig was still at second. Niles
was running hard and did not notice
that Danzig had waited on first, and con-
sequenuy he was called out for passing
Danzig. and is only given credit for q
single in the official score.
Conroy's play In the third was a pretty
piece OF fielding. Speaker had reached
first on Ders error, and when Gessler
hit a slow roller to Conroy and was
thrown out at first. Speaker tried to 90
from first TO third on the play. Jerry's
throw was a little high. but Conroy got
it in the air with his gloved hand asShe
was running back to third and got
Speaker before he slid into the bag.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
HOWARD PREPs WIN AGAIN.
True RefOrmers Hall Packed to the
RafterS with Loyal Rooters.

The inviacible preps OF Howard Cniver-
sity led the NedicO quznt into camp last
night IN a basketball game at True Re
formers Hall by score OF 20 to 15. The
game was characterized from start 70
finish by hai--raislng plays and neat goal
shots. The Medicos held their own in the
first half, but the onrush Of the preps
proved TOO much for Tie II. Ds.-to-be IN
the second.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

That the schooiboys OF this section of
the country are going 10 have a big day
o. Il on Nay !, when the Georgetown
R-eD track meet comes OF. was made evi-
dent last evening by Manager DaIley's
announcement OF The entries 10 date The
roster contains the names OF all the
Washington high schools except Tech.
Washington School for BOYS. Episcopal
or Alexandra. the Georgetown Preps.
Baltimore City College, Baltimore Poly
teehnic. and LOyOla Prep school. OF tie
Oriole City. and Brown Prep. OF PhHa-
delphia- These, however, are only a few
OF the large number that wiz be on
hand. as there are stiu ten days left in
which 70 enter teams.
High schools Entered.
The appearance OF the four local high
schools VIII be one OF the big features OF
the programme. as IL viii give every ore
a line on each institutions chances for
winning the District championship al the
high school meet which viii be held dur
ing 8Isy. OF course, IL IS 10 be regretted
that Tech has not entered. but al hope
has not yet been lost. and when the
tlme Tor the doings finally arrives the
blaeksmiths may be found in the fun
Gallagher VIII Compete
Jimmie 1IuHgan. the old Blue and
Gray star. who IS coaching the Brown
Preps. IS responsible for the assurance
that Gallagher VIII compete IN the local
games This youngster has done some
excellent work in distance races during
the past season. and Il he comes 20 the
Preps meet be VIII add a whole lot cf
class 10 the events A special two-mile
race IS now being arranged IN which the
Philadelphia yOungs-er VIII BE- matched
against the best long-disJance lads 81
the local schools
The presence OF 50 many Monumental
City teams VIII also act as a stimulant
TO Capital City enthusiasm Il IS doubt
Isl Il there are any two cities IN the
country more hostile 10 each other than
washington and Baltimore. and as the
rivalry extends % athletics more than 90
anything else. some hot competition is
sure 20 be had between the school track
teams OF the TWO big towns
Busy Week Ahead.
By the end OF the coming week II is
thought that the fuu LIST OF entries VIII
be az hand Although It Is not really nee
esssry that many more schools compete
in order 10 make the affair a success.
stil the more the nerrier. and as the
management IS anxious 10 have these
games surpass all previous events Of the
kind. u IS going 20 carry on a weeks
campaign 10 set every possible entry in.
so that when the DAY IS over every ors
VIII be fully satisfied with the sport pre-
s5lte6
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
GALLAUDET GAME CALLED OFF.
Final Contest with ThOmpson's Pro-
teEes Cancelled at Last aIinute.

The Gallaudet College ball tossers. jour-
Eeyed 10 Chestertown, Nd, yesterday for
return game with the fast Washington
College aggregation. the proteges Of
Mike Thompson. the veteran football ref
cree and athletic director. Upon the Gal
laudet teams arrival IN ChestertOwn the
game was called of by mutual agreement
on account OF the death Of the wife OF
Prof. Micou. the vice president OF wash
ingtOn College
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Marine. pefeat the G. HI.

The United states Marines defeated the
crack team representing the Government
Hospital for the Insane Friday afternoon
on the latters grounds by the score Of
: TO in very exciting game fuu OF
snappy plays by both teams. The batting
OF Meagher, Snyder's fielding. and the
superb box work Of Litz were the fea-
lures OF the game. Score:
RHE
Marines .......,..--. 0iI4oIe- /
G. H. -. 0 0 0 oI 0-s ]
Battrres-Latz and sIeaghr; Priddy and HcF-
nan.
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LOCAL SWIMMERS lose.

AZ N71oE-No-f7k Virginia League. :: c
l0-te .Cszoliae Ass75ztic-l. O.
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The Fort Hunt baseball team would
Ike to arrange games with ali uniformed
teams in and within the vicinity Of
Washington. D. c. address colnmunica-
tfons to W. F. Null. Fort Hunt Va.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

EaTnel nns-W Weshington. !; Boston. s. Left on
bsses-Bost0u. Z; Washington. = First base on balls
OF Wolter. L. Of Gray. /; Of Hughes. . In
nngs pitched-By Graz, y; by Hughes, 81. Hits
made-Of Gray. 3. on Hughes. 6 Struck out-By
Hughes. s; BY Woltef. 5; by Arellanes ]. Two
base hit-Speaker. Sacrifice hits-Delehanty. Free
man. Lord. Stolen bases-Clvner Freeman Nc
Connell Lord 81. Hooper. Double plays-Niles 10
Danzig Co Speaker TO Danzig. Mcbride 10 Free
man 20 Couroy. Freeman % Conroy. Wlld
Iitches-Hughes Umpires-MsssFs. Evans and Egan
Tine Of game-2 hours.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
A. AND N. PREPS TAKE ONE.
Slug Ball at start and Win from
Trust Company Nine.

The Army and Navy Props baseball
team defeated the American Security and
Trust Company yesterday afternoon az
Chevy Chase. by the score OF g 10 :.
Haycock started The twirhng for the
trust company team. but was relieved
10y Taggart in the third inning. In the
eighth inning Hanks allowed a single 70
get through him and two runs scored. the
only scores being garnered OF Taggart's 5
delivery.
Holland PLAYED a great game, both ip
the field and az the bat. for American
Security, his double play 10 Maloney in
the fifth inning being the feature OF the
contest. Parham and AIalOney also
starred in the field Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

The Red Sox played a much snappier
game than they did the opener. and
locked 100 per cent better. Niles redeemed
himself at short with some pretty field
ing. and the swat that broke il up.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
GALLAUDET RESERVES LOSE.
Defeated by Riggs Bank Team I'm Ex-
citing Gnme

With the varsity nine out OF the city
the newly organized Gailaudet College
Reserves clashed with the team represent
ing the Riggs National Bank in an ex-
citing game yesterday afternoon at Ken
dali Green. The score stood 10 = the
bankers having practically won the game.
in the early innings through Arras' miser-
able work behind the bat aid the ragged
support generally given TO Holiday, the
Reserves pitcher. Score
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

First base by eTrurs-Business. !; PrCTs. 2
Left On bsscs-Busuess. i; Prsps. s. FiBt base
on baIls-Of Rawlings. 4; OF Laugmuir. Is, Struck
ogt-Esy Rawlings s; Sy Laugmuir Il TgEo-bsse hits
Davis, Haizlip stolen bases-O Conner Loehl
Whitman %. Dornelly o.. Keane, Naughton o.
Gregory l2l, DaVt- Rawlings o. Doub,e play
IAugTnuir 20 LOichot % FfauBeheim- Hit by pitcher
by Lansmuir J Wild ptch-RaWlings. Passed
ball-Fagan. Umpire-Alr Greer. Time Of game
2 hours and IS MINUTES.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Earned Tlus-St. Johns Prrps. 4, The Lcrzns G.
First base on oTrOrs-St. johns PreTs. g The
Lmhol. 3; OF Coozuhs. s. Innings ui'caed-Bs
DrJ1y. 9. by UInhoi. G, by Coomhs. 3. Hits made
-On Drury. &; % U1hoi. &, % Cocmhs Z
Struek 0uf-By Drury. :; by Ulhoi. g; ly C0oulss.
2 Twohase hits-G. Drurs. Mannirs. Coonids.
Shugse- stolen basss-Bsrues. Collins. DrrfT. ne
Heat. Widmaysr. III b D.teher-By 6. Dsusy. 2
Umpire-Air. 2 Lierk. Tlars o. gane-l hgzr and
- minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
WHITNEY IN FINE SHAPE.
High Defeats Hagerstown
by 6-tO-I Score.

special 20 Ire Washington Herald
HagerstOwn, Nd, April Il. - Whitney,
pitcher Tor the Eastern High School
Club. Of Washington. was about the
whole show in the game with the Ha-
gerstown Academy at Athletic Park here
this afternoon. the visitors winning by
the score OF s to l.
Whitney held the Academy team down
to three singles and struck out thirteen
men Trlesler was given rather ragged
support by his teammates. Score:
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Win in Final session of Holly Coa-
tested Game.

St Johns Preps we're defeated yester-
day on the Monument grounds By the
Logans by 10 10 p The game was holly
contested from beginning 70 end II was
not until the Preps failed 10 score in the
last inning that there opponents were sure
OF their victory. The playing Of the IN
field on the PrePs' was very oredirable. G.
Druy was n excellent form. BarEes
played well at short The Logans main
stay was the man behind the bat, Shu-
grue. who caught Wen. At one tine dur
ing the game he successfully worked the
squeeze play. Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Two-base hits-TriDett MarSden, Widmsyer
Three-base bit-EicbhOTn. Innings pitched-By Chap
man. 6; BY Hummer. 3 Struck out-By Chapman.
4: b. Hummer. s. By Mahoney Z. Bases On halls-
OF Chapman. /: Of Hummer. 1: OF Mahoney. G.
Hit By pitcher-Aiahoney (2. Passed hall-Hagan
Stolen bases-Fsnnell, Marsden %, Theodore, Cor
man. Trip,ett Wicmayeg. McGee, Quinn. I'm
piTes-Nfessrs. Igoe an L. Widmayer. Time Of
game hours.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Baltimore. April I7.-Harvards lacrosse
squad came to Baltimore to-day and net
overwhelming defeat az the hands OF
Johns Hopkins By a score of II 20 I. 4
great crowd Witnessed the contest be-
tween the sturdy collegians. which was
marked throughout by rough tactics.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
NELSON MEETS MCFARLAND.
Articles Signed for Forty-ave-rOunl
Bout in Chfeaeo.

Chicago. April I7.-Battl.ng Nelson and
Paekey Mcfarland were matched to-
night. Both men signed articles 70 box
fOrJy-five rounds before James ". Cot
fr0th's Mission street arena on July s.
The weights win be 123 pounds AZ s O'Clock
in the morning. the fight 20 begin at 2:S0
IN the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Left on bases-Central, 6. MoOdside Fist
base on talls-Oh Bnlloch. .. on BOuscher, Struck
out-By Bulloch. a. by B0uscher. Il. I1F0-base hits
Menefce Bouscher. Harrah. y. Clsvk Tlrce-basa
hits-Bouscher, Bcykin, Wild pitch-Bulloch. Pass
Cd halls-Menefee, p West, l. Umpre-hessrs-
Pistol and Blsek. Time Of game-l hour and .
minutes
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Two-bsse hii-collins. First base % erors-Phila-
delphia, / Double play Murphy to Nieholls stolen
hase-Laporte- Lsft On bases-New 10Th. &; Phils-
ds.plia. ;. Passed ball-Lap Hit ~ pitcher
Cree. Elberfeld Dmmitt. Umrires-MsssrN Con-
nolly and Hurst. Time 0f game-2 hoErs and 5
minutes Attendance. H061
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
COMMISSIONERS DEFEATED.
Local Nine NOsed Out by Mount
Washington in GriOIe City.

SPECIAL t9 Tho Washington Herald.
Baltimore Nd. April 17.-Peudel.
Mount Washington's first baseman.
snatched victory for his colors from the
Commissioners Club. of Washington, at
Mount Washington to-day. by batting out
a home run in the last half Of the tenth
inning, thus concluding q whirlwind
finish TO an interesting contest
Though the score was close, both pitch
ers were touched up a bit. but they were
steady with men on bases. The score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
Busy Week Ahead.
Y. II. I DEFEATED.
Richmond COlIese Easily Wins from
the Cadets.

the Cadets.
SPECIAL % TIE MashizE-Q- Head
Lexington. Va, ADrl Virginia Mil
tary Institute suffered g big defeat to-day
from Richmond College IN a loosely
played game OF basebau BY a score OF 9
10 g Richmond made SIX runs n the
fourth. The visitors a. times played
snaPpy ban, but Y. II L seemed spirit
less.
a large crowd OF young women from
the southern Seminary. Buena Vista, saw
the game. Score:
RHE
Iichn1od college. 0 0 Is &
Batte-es-V. NJ T. Moseley and Beauchar-r.
Rich10ud Co-ege. Clark 1le-ezi-h- and Lo5ge-
AZ N7-fcE-No-f7-k Virginia Lea~ue]. :; Car
l0-te .Ca-olia2 Ass7aztic-l. O
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
COLUMBIA GIVEN DRUBBING.
No Match for the Heavy Hitting
Princeton CoIIegIans.

Princeton. n. J., April 17.-Princeton
defeated Columbia here to-day. Il to s.
The feature OF the game was the hitting
Of Reid, OF Princeton, VINO secured two
singles and a three-bagger. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

First base b. -Fre,iericksb17z. g Lcf- or
bases-TechnicaI s; Frctericsshurg. T. F1rs- base
oa baIls-OI Taye. J. stuck cut-Bv Tavs. e. 6y
Bennett e. Stclen bsses-Be11etf Frsukli1. Bzu-
man Wld rI-cacs-Taye c. Passed balls-3Io--
riss .si. UmUirc-,Ir J. Goulauaz- Tiue cs game
- hour and 50 rl1.rtes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

First base q halls-Oh Taggart. 3. On Wood ?.
Innings pitched-By Haycock. 3. BY TagEart 6
Hits made-Of Hayoock. 5; n TagEart. StrIck
out-By Havcock. ]. by Taggart. :; By Wood. 10.
T1ro-hass hits-Hoiland %. Van R0den. Weber.
stolen bases-American Security. 6: Army and Navy.
T. Double play-Holland 70 MGloney- Time a
game-l hour and 50 minutes Cmpro-lir.
SwayleT.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

TVo-base kit-bsy. Three-base hits-AlOore Hard
ing. Home run--PindeI. Sacrifice hits-Duncau
Turner. C. Beckett stolen bases-TreadTav. D,p-
can. Pindell. West. Double plays-H Beckett To
Mooney. Bases on balls-Of Beckett. 8: OF Camp
bell. g. Batters hit-By Campbell 2 Strlck ont
By Beckett, II; by Campbell. g. Left on bases
Mount Washington. s: Commissioner G. First
base on errors-Mount Washington. 2 Umpire-
Alr. MeAtee. Time Of Eame-z hours
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Llrned rms-kiggs Nati0naI Bank. J. Gall1udct
Reserves. J. First base b. err0rs-NatiouaI Bank
8: Reserves. 3. Left on bases National Bank. S;
Reserves s First base on lalls-Oh Dawson. .:
oH Holiday. J. Struck out-By Dawson :: by
Holiday q. Three-base hft-Arras. Tw0-base hits
-NeTins Hughes Stolen bases-Harrison %. Snow
den Evans e. NeT3ns Gl Grace. Preston. Holli-
day. Schroedel. Wild pifches-DaTson. Holiday.
Umpre-1lr. Toumey. Of Gallaudet. Time Of game
. hours ana Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
,Iar.nes Defeat NavaI aospitaI -.

Tie United States Marines defeated the
crack Naval Hospital Corps team Satur-
day afternoon at the home grounds bv
a score OF q 10 = The textures OF the
game were the hitting of Harris. Field.
Beusse. Ritter. and Haywood. the fielding
OF snyder. and NeueS, and The base-ruu-
ming Of Meagher- Ritter was on the mound
again for the Marines and displayed mid
season form al times
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18

Earned riin-Washington. Struck out-By whit
ney. Is. by Tiesier. 7. Wild pitcb-Whitney Passed
ball-Schiosser Stolen bsses-Lsland. Parker. Le-
gon. Chase. Bower. TASTE e. schiosser Bases on
balls-Od Whitney. i: of Tiesler l. Sacrifice hits
Leland. Vareia. Bower. Umpire-Air. McCarden OF
St Johns Time Of game-l hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-18
GoNzAGA STILL WINNING.
Defeats st. Johns in a weII-pIayed
Game, s to =.

In a well-played game yesterday. Con
zaga defeated St. Johns College on the
formers campus-S 70 Z.
The pitching Of Chapman and Kun
mer and the batting Of Marsden and
Triplett, for the winners. and the pitch
ing of Mahoney and the batting OF Wild
mayer and Quinn. for the losers. were the
features.
Brady caught a good game for the win
ners. The fielding Of both sides was very
n eVsd Scors-