Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07

mines picked from the squad. The battle
lasted for over an hour and was replete
with excellent ball tossing for so early
in the season. No score kept, al
though " was plain al the end of hos
Utilities that the aggregation which was
directed by Capt. Murphy was the strong
- Of he Two
The iine-ups also sive pretty good
/ chance 10 those dopesters who were anx-
proba bic makeup of the regular team
later il the year. Menefee and Wa1dron
Doth worked we'll behind the bat while a
/ little lad bS the name of Moan. who had
| experience last year at Waterbury, Hfsh,
also distinguished himself. At present
Menefee seems 10 be in the lead in the
race for the catcher's job. with the other
two pressing him hard. Barrieello, VINO
! watched Iflf work from the hleachers.
has not YET decided whether he will come
work at the Medical School
t'eenan seems to have a clear field for
irst base. He covered the initial sack
yesterday with great distinction to him
self and il i doubtful if any OF the 9TH
ers Will be able 10 make him give way.
O'Conner held down this position on the
second team.
4 pretty struggle is going on for the
other infield positions the closeness OF
which was evidenced in the scrub con-
test. Gaynor and Palien are scrapp.ng
| FOR second. Gibson and Callahan for
! short and Sittfrding and cogan for the
tlird corner II fielding they all rank
pretty evenly and the choice between
/ them Will most likely depend on the man
ner they handle the stick. Gibson play ed
with Notre Dame last year, Gaynor with
the Georgetown Props. and the others
Wee members Of the Blue and GRAY var
sitN squad
Dnesan in left garden. Capt Murphy ii
center aud Hunt in right field all looked
i IN. F.1.1 "A.
and Harding were also chasing flies while
Bdlzer. the pitcher was used Yesterday In
one ~ the gardens. since il was his frs,
daN al Georgetown Field.
WITT Balzer warming mp regularly and
with Gray. WHmard, OConor and Elan
merry ali doing well. the pitching prospects
have improved considerably during the
past week. OConor has developed greatly
as speed-bali artist and at present Looks
the most likely conner OF the young
STEERS. lie IS a big lad. weighing we'll OF
toward the two-hundred mark. has coo
! head and Is The possessor of much eX-
perient 9. SO that in these aualifica tons he
is we'll fitted to hold down twirler's po-
sition regularly.
Gray and Wyma rd were not used YES
terdaN, but Fiannery, the ex-Mount ST
MaryS lad. was given severe test. Don
/ nelly. captain Of last seasons Mount ST
Mary team. was not in uniform. This
! lad j. u hustler Of the pepperr tspe and
should prove useful in tire outfield
The full squad at present numbers ir
the ncig hborhood of thirty. which is the
Smalle in years at Georgetown This is
due 10 the fact that a gneat number OF
veterans graduated last year both from
the regular lineup and the reserves while
the prep team sent few recruits
Tie two line-ups Of yesterdays game
We're a follows.
Menefee. catcher O'Conor. pitcher: Fee
nan, first base. Pallen. second base: Glib
son shortstop; Sitterding. third base
Dusgan. left field; Murphy (captain), cen
Ter field; Hunt. right field
Waidrun aud Nolan, catchers: F'Iannery
pitcher. O'Conner. first base: Gaynor. sec.
ond base: Callahan shortstop: Cogan
! third base; Blazer left field; I.oicrot, en-
ter field: Hunt. right field