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The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
GALLAUDET STILL WINNING.
Kendall Green CoIIeginnS TrOunce
Eastern College, : TO ..

In a snappy game coupled with the
greatest pitchers battle seen on Ken
dali Green this season. between Southpaw
Dillon and Johnson. Gallaudet won out
IN the eighth inning over the Eastern Col
lcge manassas, Va aggregation yester-
day afternoon; score. 10 O.
Eastern had defeated GaIlaudet at
Manassas several weeks ago by 20 o,
and the Kendall Greeners were out for
revenge. although they failed 10 score
until the eighth round The Nirginians
were game 20 the core. but were helpless
before Gallaudcts star sOuthpaw. who
allowed only two singles. striking out
nine men. passing one. and. with his
team mates good support prevented the
Manassas coilegians from reaching third
base Only two visitors touched the key
stone sack
Gallaudet put the game on the ice in
the eighth. when Johnson. who had plenty
or smoke" and held the Bun and Blue
nine 20 one hit. weakened. Blanchard,
first up this inning, was safe on KILLERS
mum Of his low fly. DURAN famed, but
Brick sacrificed Blanchard 20 second
Dillon was passed 20 first. and Rockwell
followed him when Johnson hit the catch
or. filling the bases with two down. Nor
rs singled through the box. scoring
Blanchard Capt Hover then smashed
a long double over left felder's head.
clearing the bases and making the score
90 o ign favor OF GausUdet. Ar-as was
a.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
CENTURY CLUB WINS
Defeat Metropolitan Nine Oh
Georgetown Field.
WEATHER KEEPS CROWD AWAY
Grand stand Looked Deserted. Not
More Than Dozen People Occu-
Miss Good Game on Account of
Day Being Raw and Cold.

Washington society did not turn ont
yesterday 20 witness the ball game be-
tween the Century and Metropolitan
/ clubs on the Georgetown Field on ac-
: couut Of the cold, raw breeze that blew
all day
Not more than a dozen persons were
in the grand stand and just about twice
that number were in the bleachers. so
the teams had TO depend on small
| crowd 10 cheer them ON to victory or
defeat. as il may be. and il certainly
was that way with the Metropolitan nine,
/ they being defeated by the Century team,
I3 20 . Not a bad beating. 70. be sure,
\ but just enough 20 lose the game.
! Although the Metropolitans lost the
game. they only made three errors,
/ against six for their opponents. and
/ Spence, who was on the mound did some
classy work, having an uuderhand ball
/ that he used most effectively. tanning
nine and allowing only six hits 20 be
made of his delivery which was the
same number that the Metropolitan play
ers secured off OF Fleming, who was the
slabman FOR the Centurys. The best that
he could do was 70 fan six Of the Seven
teenth and II street crowd. but outside
OF that il was a pitchers battle
| Currier who caught for Harvard for
four years, held that position down for
the losers FOR five innings. when he
changed places with Hackett, who was
/ holding down the shortstOp's job. Cur
rier played a clever game despite the
fact that he has one error tackled up
against him. he making a pretty running
catch On the eighth inning, when A. How
ard swatted the leather in his direction.
A. Howard. who has only one hand held
down The left garden "a IOt better than
some two-hauded players could have done,
making a neat catch OF Cu!5crsou's high
fier
How the runs were made. Metropolitan
was the first 20 score and Hackett. the
first man al Inc plate. went 90 first on
Prenrss error. second orr Curriers' out.
and third on Nicholson s. error. scoring
on De Slbour's out
The next scoring for the Nets came in
the fifth chapter. spence singing 10 cen
ter. stealing second. and crossing the plate
on Curriers' two-hagEer. which ended the
.ruu-ECJtlrg for them.
This Us the way Century Won their
game. 10 started in the second inning
with Meredith al the bat. who made first
base on DE SipOur's error. second when
s. Howard smashed one 10 left field. and
scoring on Prenuss two-baEcer The
next ruu was in the third inning when
flanagan was dug lu the ribs by Spence
slipping 90 second and crossing the pan
0r Elcn-frr-= ont The last r-rru zy-e 90.
the next inning when Ecker walked go
ing to second and third on Nicholson s
single and coming in on Meredith's bin
gle and this ended the scoring for the
day
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

when these two local institutions clash
on the diamond Wednesday. Greer has
improved wonderfully of late. and de-
serves trial against the Hintoppers.
Jimmy Kerr is undoubtedly the fastest
man in going down to first on a bunt in
the Departmental League. He beats out
one on an average a game.
Chick Thomas, the old University OF
Pennsylvania man. is scooping them up
on third for the Commissioners.
Bernie" Gallagher was batted off the
slab yesterday I'm the game with ST.
Stephens Institute at Capital City Park.
Evidently the big fellow has not yet
struck his stride. This is the first time
in years that Bernie" has received such
a cannonading.
dutch" Heinrich celebrated his return
to tina game with St. Stephens by hitting
out two doubles.
Norman Kraft has signed with the Mid
ways, and with him behind the bat. they
! should break into the won column
shortly.
The Bloominsdale Athletic Club cele-
brated the eighth anniversary Of its or
ganization yesterday
The officials Of the Independence League
! have shown that they are always on the
lookout for the comfort OF those who
watch the games every evening. by at
tending to the many little things that go
TO make watching a ball game a Joy.
The league has provided several rows Of
good stout benches. and lately have in
stalled a score board so that the fans.
by rubbering little, may see just how
the game IS progressing.
Post-ofice is good team. largely
composed Of stars, and this very thing
may work against the Mail Carriers.
The news that Taggert OF the American
| Security and Trust Company nine in the
Bankers League. will not be able TO do
any more pitching this season on account
Of lame arm, IS generally regretted by
those who are interested in the Trust COM
pany team and by the players many
friends
contemporary says "the Agriculture
team don't seem 20 let the Commissioner
team worry IL any, for IL has practically
the same lot Of players as last year. when
it copied the bunting We venture 10
remark that sanders is missing. and 20
Farmers little worry just now.
Prddy is pitching a good game for
Pumping Station in the Capital City
League. T MORLEY
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
GALLAGHER HIT HARD.
81. stephens Drops Hard Game to
AIOysius Club at Park.

I'm an exciting game at Capital City
Park yesterday afternoon the Aloysius
Club defeated St Stephens. 10 70 =
The lead reverted from side TO side until
the sixth. when Lenard relieved Gala
CHER and stopped the trouble. Gallagher
proved an easy proposition for the ST.
stephens boys. who touched him for
three hits. with the same number Of
runs. in the first inning he pitched In
the fourth the losers scored two runs
with three singles
The feature of the game was 2 home
run by Houser I'm the fourth, after two
men had died. the ball going over the
left field fenre Scnrc-
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GAMES TOMORROW.

Capital City League No game scheduled.
Departmental LCagle-CCmmercc and Labor VS.
Nav ou White lof.
SUNDAY School League augGon Vs. Peek. AZ
TnirtC,uth and ID strcct- northeast
Marquette LeJgua- Pension Bureau So. COEgTgs-
SIGNALS 40 First and vs. streets northwest.
C0mmf0rial i<aEuc-Bcrr & Whtmore vs. r. p.
Andrews Co.. ar Georgia avenue and Kenyon
street northwest.
Bankers L,sgue-No game scheduled
Subulau Lssg1D-Slr,r Spring. VS. Reed. ar
New Hampshire avenue md JIslur street. Pct
worth.
InderendCnce Lca-lc-Msuhattau vs National
Union. at McDcvi;t', Ffld Lincoln and Rhode
Island agcUug5 northeast,
Terminal Railroad Y. VI. q. A. League southern
s.. Station AZ Fifth and Florida avenue northeast.
southern Railway Leaglc-N0 game scheduled.
Calcr5d Departmental Llsgue- Agriculture vs. Bu-
Tcau Cu Monument Lot
OLYMPIA League Olives rs. Targ.CT10d. a. Thirty
fifth street aud Wisconsin avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL WINS.
Umpire Perry Calls the Game ia the
Fifth Inning.

In game marred Icy the constant kick
ing OF the losers. the National Cathedral
School won from the jefferson school OF
Baltimore yesterday. Z % &. Both sides
changed pitchers on account Of wildness.
but aside from this the pitchers were
effective only three hits being registered
I'm five innings by the two teams. two by
Cathedral and one by Jefferson.
IN the fifth inning with two down. JEFF
ferson kicked So loudly and so LONE that
not having returned 10 their positions 10y
the end OF the given time. Umpire Perry
forfeited the game 90 Cathedral Small
pitched "a good game for ,he winners.
while HowelTs work was the best Tor
Jefferson Score
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
PITCHER BEAN IN FORM.
miscellaneous Team Of POSt-Office
League Trims Rivals.

In a game played with a dash and vim
that would be a credit to the teams Of
some OF our lonE-estabHshed amateur
Organizations. the Miscellaneous team de-
feated the Registry team OF the City
Pcst-ofFice Baseball League yesterday on
the Monument Grounds by 20 l.
Pitcher Bean. of the Registry team.
showed a vast Improvement over his pre-
vious performance. and with the excep-
ton Of one inning. when Miscellaneous
scored three runs. held his opponents well
I'm check
Miscellaneous now leads the league
with three victories and one defeat. The
positions were filled by the following
players:
Nhscellaueou-T Thornton. #. Lcimbsch. e. Hell
mich. r.. Nolan. III; Baxter. 2b.: McGra;h s.
hueckcy. 30. Mathews T. Hoffman G.
Registry Mills, IT.; johannes. e.. Pure r..
MAYER. ID. Mack. ~; Rabbit S. Griffith So
Bean. T. Gsrnett. C
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Chick Thomas, the old University OF
pennsylvania man. is scooping them up
on third for the Commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
Braddocks sidctruck Cardinals. 2

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Alexandria, May lone Of the largest
crowds that ever gathered in Alexandria
to witness a baseball game assembled
on the fair grounds to witness sched-
Uled game 20 be played between The Car
dinal a. c. and the Bradd0cks o Wash
ington. The latter failed to put in an
appearance and the Cardinals Tut the
game on record as a forfeit of 9 &c O. The
Cardinal a. c. is very anxious 10 Ilay the
Alexandria \. c. on Tuesday. Ia order
that il may decide the supremacy Of the
two teams. SO far the AleXaudris \. c.
has shown signs of cold feet in coming
forward and arranging the game SJeqMed.
The Cardinal ~ G. is also anNio
arrange a game for Tuesday with
fast team OF the District with a
penses paid. Address James Patti
ir, manager. lis North Washington
Alexandria, Va
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
AMATEUR LEAGUE STANDINGS.
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUI

.INnAY srHnNL LEAGTE
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Standing of the clubs.

on Friday. the Phelps won an easy
victory over the Johnson School by a
score Of T. 90 o. This game being the
last one in tie league series. makes the
Phelps the winning team iu the frs,
division one more game is 20 be played
in the second division. after which the
winning team in that division viii play
the Phelps for the League championship.
The feature Of Fridays game was the
pitching and batting of Charlton for
the Phelps Charlton made an easy home
run OF a fly which he sent into the left
field
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
GEORGETOWN PREPS TRIMMED.
Bliss Electrical school Defeats Hill
tOpPers In One-sided Gnme.

The Georgetown Props yesterday met
defeat at the hands OF the Bliss Electri-
cal school. on the Props diamond. by
Is TO s. The Hnltoppers were outplayed
at all stages Of the game and found Mil
Ter somewhat Of a puzzle
on the other hand, LauEmuir, for
Georgetown. was knocked out Of the box
in the fourth inning. and Mclaughlin.
who replaced him, held the visitors down
20 only two runs and one hit
Four home runs were made during the
game, two on each side. Miller made the
first for the Brightwood team In the third
inning, and Nugent making his in the
fourth, both OF Langmuir Bergen and
Mccarthy were the lucky ones for
the home team, Bergen getting his in the
sixth and Mccarthy in the seventh. Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

dutch" Heinrich celebrated his return
TO thA game with ST. Stephens by hitting
out two doubles
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Earned runs National City. T. American :. & r.
8. First haze bv cror- National CITY. .. American
s. d r.. p Left on bases National city II. Amsri-
can S. & T. 4. First base ON bal's-Of Rawlings
z; "a sclsrf s; On Holden 4. Innings pitched
81 Scharf 49, hy Holden % Hits made or
Schan. Z, N Holden. O. Struck BY RswIin-z
Is; 10y Holden. 8, hy Schar !. Tbrccuase hit
GRAY Two-hlsc hits-BsWiinCg Adams Sacrifice
hits Boyku. johnson. GRAY Stolen hlrs-Hrr
finger NUn. Adams Schs-f. johnson e. GRAY
West. Fnney. MslCuoy o. Taggsrt. Hit hv
ritclor-By Rawlings 3 BaIk-Scharf Wild
pitches -Scharf I; Holden. 8, Rawlings. Passed
balls-Naun I. Turfiulcr 3. West O. Umlire-NIr
jacobsen. Time Of game hours and n minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Bernie" Gallagher was batted off the
slab yesterday I'm the game with St.
Stephens Institute at Capital City Park.
Evidently the big fellow has not yet
struck his stride. This is the first time
In years that Bernie" has received such
cannonading.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
KENDALL BOYS WIN.
Defeat Washington stars by Score
of II 60 q.

The Kendall School hoyj were victors
yesterday over the Washington stars. OF
Northeast Washington, 70 d Is. The game
was loosely played each {team making
a number OF errors.
The Kendall boys have w0I every game
played this season with Oder teams OF
their class. The feature Of tle game was
McIntosh's pitching. He f41ued twelve
Of his opponents The team, batted as
follows:
Kendall Scl5ol-NcIutrsE. p.- Max. C. Allen.
10; Gray, %. Johnston, S.. Eddie. j., Hul r.
Galloway r.. S'ensou &C.
Washington Star,-Falsy c. ConlouA D.. Monta-
GIo. ID. Digs. ss. Nichols. 30 Lajreucc. H.
sam. e.; Rodsc 2b; Cook. II.
Washington Stars.......... 3 o ! go 6 O O. 6
Kendall School .......... 1 . I Sc / l-l2
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
KENSINGT0N BEATS WESTERN

Keu~iugtou. Nd. MAY Il-Rerstuzto1
.dcUued the crack Western High school
team here this afternoon by 10 g.
Herold for Eensiugto1. pitched in sreat
form. striking ont sixteen barre-s and
allowing only three hits. Anderson S
double I'm the eighth. with two on bases.
was timely. McArdIe and Guy starred
for Western. kensiuEton plays Central
L-.- -..- S.t---.-- ----a-
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

First base by errors ninth .. Lett on basrs-Aul-
costa 4. Ninth g. First base 1u hlIls-Og Bart
lett ]; Of Martin, 9 on Carroll. j. Innings pitched
by Bartlett %, by Martin, o. Hit, made on
Bartlett 6. Struck oui-By BARTLETT 6. DIS Carroll
g. Tlrcehsc hrs-PhiUs ri John Punprcy
Bartlett. T,yo-base -NcryIard SymBu0sEle.
Hands. Sacrifice hit-BUs-hCr. Stolen .bTscs- James
Pmphrcy Beach. NJ NrGuth Nlascrrou More
Lard. Broome. Double play Quantr.c 90 Hand,
Hit bT pitcher By bartlett by Martin. by
Carroll ]. Wild uitcdgs-Ala-tir. l. Umrirc-Nlr
Hughes Time o. game hour and . minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
LAUREL DOWNS ANDREWS.
Paper Team Loses Exciting Game
nv IL TO II.

Laurel Nd. May lA-Lau-eI defeated
the r. P. Andrews Paper Company team
OF Washington here this afternoon in a
loosely played game by the score Of 70 20
H. The game was marked 10y heavy HIT
ting on both sides and. owing 20 the
chilly weather errors were made where
they would not have been made I'm
warmer weather. The batting OF Don
Brown was a feature OF the game. he
getting five hits out OF five times up-s
three-bagCer. two two-baSe hits and two
singles
QuantreUe pitched for the visitors. but
retired fin the seventh inning in favor OF
Howell a pretty siuGle by Hasup. I'm
the ninth inning. brought in tho winning
run for the home team with one out
Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
GREER DOES WELL.
Strikes Out Eleven Battcrs I'm In
dependence League Game.

s. Paul dropped q hard-fouEht game
20 the National Union tribe in the indie
pendeuce League yesterday, 8 20 ..
Greer toed the rubber for the church
men and allowed but four hits. but three
errors in the first inning proved costly.
Morgan and Gates, Of tho winners, play
ed sensational ball Waller. Of the losers.
carried Off the batting honors, getting two
singles and a triple ont Of four trips TO
tba rhlpuiD1s block Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

G. Z. O........................ O 0 0 0 . Ia
War and Navy .....-.......... 5 @ 2 3 Q 2-lG
Earned nns-G. p O.. / War and Nav. H..
First base BY crror,-G. 2. O.. 2. War and Nav.
G. Left ON haecs-G p. o.. ?. War and NAVY 4
First base ON ballg-Of West. I Of r. johnson @
Innings Titchcd-By Parker. I; BY West. Z Hits
West ., by r. To1rsrn. g. Home ru-Baruvel'.
Thrct-rase 1itr-BJrnwgu Edmuuds. Sacrifice hit
wilkins stolen bases Parker Audrick Simms
Double play EdmWds 90 Smms. Hit n pitcher
b. Parker by West O. hy r. johnson. l. wild
pitc,as-parker. Q. r. Johnson. . Passed bells
Williams. II. JohUscu jmliro-AIr. Strauchter.
Time e samc-l ho1r and g minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
FANS THIRTEEN MEN.
Johnson TwirIS Great BAH In Col
Orcd Departmental Circuit.

The Government Printing Office team
was unable to stop the War and Navy
aggregation yesterday in the Colored De
partmental League. the printers going
down 10 defeat by the score Of Is 10 T.
Tom Johnson was the whole show.
striking out thirteen men and only al
lowing two hits, one of which was the
ranlIest kind of a scratch Barnweu.
the Warriors manager. clouted the
leather for a home run and a triple
Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

L'ft on bascs-St. stephens. ,; Aloyiu- ; First
haze ON balloon Wooden. 4 of Murphy. /: oA
Gallagher /. On Lcfard. /. Innings pitched-Ry
Wooden. 3; by Murphy. l. by Gallagher. {; by
Ltnard. g. Hits madc-OH Gallagher S: OF
wooden. IT, Struck out-By Wooden. ;. by Muir
PIN. ]; by Gallagher 3. by Leuarl Home rim
HouseT Twobaso hits-Gallaghcr sullivan. Tavlcr
Hurich %. Sacrifice hit-HouSer. Stol,n bases
Mcriarity, Mcdonald Hogscr. Hurley Doub, plav
sullivan 20 Hurley to Keliher Hit hy pitcher
by Lenard. Passed ball-Salb. Umuirc-NIr Pete
Hoffman,. Time Il game hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
NATIONAL CITY BEATEN.
American Security and Trust Scores
Easy Victory In BANKERS League.

After the scorer had compiled the to-
tails with the aid of an adding machine
yesterday, IL was found that the Amcrl-
can Security and Trust team had defeat
ed the boys Of the National City Bank.
Il TO q
About the only interesting feature ~
the game was tho Umpiring Of Mr. Jacob
sen, a spectator who handled the ndi-
Gator in the absence of the regular arbi-
traitor Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Left Du bl-cr-A4aW7 u.s. station g. FIRST na~s
on toUs-OF limbaugh. .. on NcNlah0u. j. Struck
out-Ry Limbaugh Z: by Mcmahon. Is Tvo-ba-e
hit--Bau.cs P,ck. Sacrifice hits kicll. NcNlh0u
Stolen rl.C~-~fCvart 49,. Woodward Peek o.
Bamc-. Eiem. limbaugh. Double plays limbaugh
20 MulrihU tr Williams Hif Iv pitcher BY I'm
taurh / hv NcN8hn I. Wild piteh-NIcNah0n.
Passed hall--Poe5 r'atZ UmriD-Mr Hsrdihoe
Time cf game hour and 60 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

! First base on crrcrs-Petwortn .; Brightwood s.
| Left on bases BrightWood, 4. Petworh. 6. First
base On holls-Of PAYNE. J. Struck out-By Garrett.
/ 5; by Payne. 5. Tvo-basc hits-Fauie. Scz Fen
1 ross. PAYNE. stolen bases-Plmke,t. Scitz Fen
I trcss. PAYNE. Dempsey. lie Duo o. CLAYTON o.
Ma,ne ~. Fague 81. Double ulay-Clayton go
! Parker. Hit by IitcheT-By PAYNE NIa,rel: by
! Gauctt Fcutress Oehlcrl. Wild ritches-payuc.
| Gauett. Umpire Mr.. Meyers. Time Of game-I
hour and Is miuuteA
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.


W J.. PCT. W T.. Pct
C-Imulgi...... loo Washington. , 90
By heavy hitting the CoIumbias dc
feated the WashinEtons 10y the score Of
10 to 8 Yesterday. Mcconnell Of the VIM
ne-s. allowed only five scattered hits.
on Friday a batfcst took place. both or
the pitchers being hit hard The Clinics
won by the score Of 16 to 10, knocking
spaIdug. Of the N Streets, out OF the
box
ON Thursday rain called a halt 70 the
game between tile CoIumbias and the II
Streets.
On Tuesday. the opening Of the league.
the Clinics won from the Washlngtons
by the score Of to T.
The games for this week are. Monday.
NJ Streets VS.. Washington; Wednesday.
VI Streets VS.. Clinics. Friday. Columbus
VS.. Clinics: Saturday. VI Streets VS.. Gin
les and Washingtous vs.. Clinics.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

F-IN'a Tii- hIe~. D. irfoTEet0Nu, O. EfrNf base
by Cr0u-Bliss. 8, Go0rgetogu g. Left on bases
Bliss. O., Georgetown. O. First base ON baF,-OT
LanTnuir, 8. oF Mclaughlin 3. OF Miller. @ In
uings pitched By Laugmuir. 8. by Mclaughlin 5
Hit, umde-Of LauEmuir 3; oF Mclaughlin J.
Struck out-By Isngmur 3 by Mclaughlin. 4: bv
Miller. O. Home uus-Nugsnt Miller Mccarthy.
Bergen. Thryr-bISc hit-Marin TW0-hasg hit -
Parry. stolen haSer-Laugmuir. Mccarthy Hanna.
Whitman o. Drake %. Hit by pitcher-By Lang.
muir. 2; by Miller. l. Umpucs-McssTS. Forcier
aud Walsh
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

Left ON bascs-Natoral Union. q. So. Paul r.
First tase O haI--oF Greer Q, M Ebert D.
Struck out-Rr Greer ~. hv Ebert. D. THREE base
hit-Naicr Sacrifice hif-paraieg. stolen bases
Waller o.. NcNouis co. Gates F1.tr. Double
r'ay,-J Hobcrt 90 Morgan 10 p. Hehor. Morgan
tr Fi,'0. Passed bslls-Strvar' Goodman. Jw-
rire-Nlr. Webb Time Of eame-l hour and Is min
utJ1.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
Olympia W. Providence A g.

Olympia y. G. will meet the strong
Providence A. c. at Seventh and d streets
southeast to-day. and a good game is ex-
pected. The Providence a. c. is composed
of Marquette League stars. Game called
at 1880 sharp. Betz viii twirl for the
Nsupias. Olympia A. G.. would like 10
~ all good uniformed teams in
= District. For open dates
- c. w. Swan, IS Tenth
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

~ Lancaster Lancaster. 6; Williamsport. 5.
At Hsrnsburg- Harrisburg. ,. York. .
AZ Ircnion-T Trenton. 6: JOhnstown. /.
At Reading-Rtading. 4. Altoona. 10
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

NaTIT 1T ---------- 2 y 2 7 2 IT
First base hv cTu---Easfru College. @. Gslar-
der . Left ru h1srs-Eg5lr-r Crl'err g. Gallav-
dr,. :. First base Oh uslIz-OT johnson o. o.
Dillon T. SruCs oUt-Br Dillon. O. b. johnson. T..
Tu1-ha-e hi'-HUFer. Sarirce hi-s-Aua- Blink
stolen bas---EsUhy. DURAN. Double v.7r~-fohu-
son 20 Waters 90 Curg. DILLON 20 Rockwell 90
Brick 20 Hover 20 Batriste. Hit by ritche--B y
johnson. .R0csv5l Durham Wild uitcl-Irrr-
son. Umpirs-Nlr Holiday Of Garaudrr. Time q
camC-I hour and n minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

FIRST base ON balls-Of Rawlings 4: OF Payne l.
struck out-By Rawlings s. by Payne s. Two-baso
mts-H. Fox o. Payne. Sacrifice fy-CaIlahan.
Sacilhco mi-SchWeglor. stolen bases Schweser.
Maidens. Pierce. Rawlings t2l. c. Fox. "A. Fox Ia
Johns, Rosenb'isn Reilly Smith. Beach. Hurley.
ODay. Umpire b. Ray. Time Of game hours
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
TO PLAY GAMES HERE
Union Printers Will Clash
in Washington.
HANDIBOE WILL BE UMPIRE

Crack Teams from East and West
Will Meet at American League
Park in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Es-
tabIlshes New Record for Strike
outs I'm Amateur Baseball.
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15
TANGLEWOODS LOSE.
TcnnallytOwR Boys Bat Out Victory
in Olympia League

Tennallytown punched its hits yester-
day. defeating Tanglewood. 70 3, in the
The Washington herald., 1910-05-15

There will be no game in the Capital
City League Monday. but this afternoon.
at 2:3O. the Marines will play the St.
Stephens outfit at Capital City Park. This
should prove to be hot old game. as the
Marines are touted as one Of the strong
est OF the independent amateur teams in
Washington.