Evening star., 1909-07-11

In it's last two games the st. Paul team
has made forty assists, twenty in each
contest.
yum" Moreland has been signed by
Manager Love of the Christians and will
be out with this team as soon as eligible.
If Yum" retains his batting eye of re-
cent years he will prove of great help
to the Ninth Streeters. He batted .421
for six games In this league last season.
Nick Altrock witnessed Fridays game
from left field, and though the battle was
one-sided he seemed to enjoy 1t. His
presence greatly worked on the nerves
Of Tom Harris.
Goucher of Peck has the honor OF lead
ing the individuals in the stolen-base col
umn. He has played in fifteen games
and has pilfered sixteen bases He has
habit Of taking something pearly from
every time he gets on base. He had bet
ter cut this as he is liable to contract
hydrophobia.
after Fridays contest, nothing but two
base hits go with me-" The big boy
laced out three of this order on the above
date.
Charlie Salb OF the Columbia team of
the Capital City League will some time
in the near future be seen in the lineup
of the Ninth Street aggregation.
The ST. Paul crew sprung a surprise
Thursday when it defeated the Hamline
squad. The Methodists put up a classy
game of ball and won the contest by a
batting rally In the eighth inning.
Birch was on the receiving end for
Hamline Thursday. In the second in
ming foul tip split one Of his fingers to
the bone. but after receiving treatment he
gamely finished the contest.
Wynkoop was robbed of hit in the
third inning of Thursdays game when
McMorris, on short for st. Paul. jumped
into the atmosphere AMI pulled down the
Buehler continues to slug the ball for
Ninth. In Fridays bout he garnered in
two singles. a double and homer.
Dodd made clear his ability as a first
baseman Wednesday. Harry handled
things In great style around the keystone
corner and also put one down In right
field for four sacks.
Smith has considerably strengthened
the Langdon Episcopal team at short.
This youngster Is a good fielder and
played a good game with the willow Tor
Waugh last season.
Shark Mcmahon made his debut with
the Ninth aggregation Friday and after
arm and was replaced by Symanoskie
Mac" allowed no hits and no. runs
Sym" also twirled good ball, allowing
but three hits.
Leonard Collins paid us several social
calls during the past week. He stated
on all occasions that he would soon be
in the lineup Of the st. Paul Methodist
squad.
About time for little rain. Excellent
weather for the past three weeks
Although tightly wedged in the cellar
position, that Langdon aggregation con-
tinues to show up on its scheduled dates.
1t plays a hard game Of ball and 1t
seems pretty tough that Manager Love
can't get his hands on some real live
material. Smith and Erskin, two of the
latest acquisitions. have added consider
able strength to the team.
Following is the schedule for this week
Monday. LangdOn Episcopal VS.. Hamline
Methodist; Tuesday, Ninth Street Chris
Peck Memorial VS.. Hamline Methodist:
Thursday, st. Paul Methodist VS.. Lang
don Episcopal: Friday. Ninth Street
Christian VS.. Peck Memorial: Saturday,
Bethany Baptist vs.. st. Paul Methodist
Kreh Of the Maryland Athletic Club Of
Baltimore was out with the st. Paul
Methodists not long ago and put up a
good game at short. He had six chances
and handled all In q neat manner.
Billy Marceron of the Ninth team Is
still the leading run-getter of the league.
He has crossed the counting block nine
teen times Walters of the same team
and Eddie Davis of Bethany each have
eighteen to their credit.
Dodd made his first error of the season
last week. He was switched from left
field to first base and 1t was there that he
was charged with his first misplay
Pop Kerper gets younger every day he
lives" said a fan the other day. Pop
was in a game last week and made two
hits and stole as many bases. and also
figured largely In the defeat Of the Peck
aggregation.
Long Tom Quantrelle is putting up a
good game for the Christians this season.
His performance Friday was a classy
one He handled nineteen chances last
week without miscue.
The schedule this week should furnish
lots Of amusement Tuesday Ninth and
Bethany clash and, oh, my! Wednesday
Peck and Hamline cross poles. and this
should prove very interesting. Ninth
meets hard opponent Friday in the
Peck Memorial squad and Saturday
should be an exciting affair with Bethany
and st. Paul as opponents.