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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
MAC. Wins FROM GALLAUDET
Wright, of the Winners, Does Not
Allow a Hit
Large Crowd Turns Ont TO Witness
the Opening Game at Coll
IeEe Park.

College Park, Nd. April THE Mary
land Agriculture College baseball team
opened the season on their new grounds
by defeating the Gallaudet College, of
Washington. by the score Of TO 3
Wright pitched a no-hit game. One of
the largest crowds of spectators was in
the stands that has ever witnessed a
game on the Aggies feid.
Snappy and fast fielding was done on
each side cutting of several runs, al
though the Aggles slipped up on two oc-
casions and allowed the visitors 10 put
two over the pan.
In the first inning, with two men down
and two men on Furniss caught one OF
Battiste's shoots and drove IL over the
right FEEDERS head for three sacks The
batting OF the home team was above the
average. connecting for six hits. Both
Shortstops Shipley and Morris did ex-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
ST. JOHNS PROVES EASY.
Maryland University TrOunees the
Annapolis CoIIeEians, 5 to l.

Annapolis, Md, April Rather dis
couraged as the result of their poor
showing on the recent Southern trip, and
with their players pretty badly used
I'D ST. Johns College went down to de-
feat before the nine OF Maryland Uni
versity. Baltimore. here this morning
by the decisive score of 10 3.
Although the locals played a ragged
and Iistlsss game in the field, 1t was the
more timely hitting OF the varsity lads
that gained them the victory J. Wilson
started in to twirl for ST. Johns. but the
visitors touched him Up sufficiently in the
second inning 10 get two runners home.
After that session he retired in favor
of Stevens, but the latter plainly showed
fatigue, as he was worked on consecu-
tive days while down South. The Balti-
moreans punished him severely in the
fourth inning. batting out four singles.
which. with an error, netted four runs,
sufficient TO win. though they added two
more in the seventh ScOra.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
GETTING UNDER WAY.
Commercial 60 Include Center Mar
ket and f. y. Mays Co. Nine.


Plans for the organization of the Com
mercial League are maturing, and 1t is
expected that within the week the six
teams necessary to start the ball rolling
win be definitely known and that mat
tors in regard to the playing field, &c,
viii be taken UP by the board Of man
ayers.
Center Market viii have a team CON-
posed Of employees, and. as there are
many good ball players at hand. good
team should be the result. The F. P.
Mays hardware store Is the latest COM
mercial house to volunteer club, and,
as the clerks of this establishment have
long felt desire 20 get into just such
an organization. they will have the ad
vantage of being keen at the game
Washington can support another anna
teur league without any trouble, ard 1t
only remains for those who now have
the matter in hand 10 resurreet the old
Commercial League of two seasons ago
and profit by the old organizations mis-
takes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
STRATTON And YOUNG SHINE
Win Most of the Events at z. N.
C. a. Closed Meet.
De Lashmutt Captures High Jump.
Stecker Wins sSO-yard Run.
Games Prove Popular.

The indoor games and wrestling tourna-
ment closed 10 members Of the Young
Mems Christian Association was held in
the gymnasium at the Y NJ c. A. last
night All Of the events were well con-
tested. and the whole affair was ex-
ceptionally we'll conducted.
stratton and Young carried of the
honors Of the evening. winning most of
the frsts. .. \ De Lashmutt won the
running high jump from scratch against
a good field His jump was Eve feet FIVE
inches.
Stecker won the 0O-yard run. with
Young a good second. Summary:
Event No L-5yari dash trial heats Won ~
Suatton: sscsnd. Jennings. Tine 3-5 seconds.
Event NJ. 25-yaId hurdle trial heats). Wen b
StraIton; second. JENNINGS. Time. is seconds.
Event No S-Wrestiing- Wilson vs.. soataih.
DTaB.
Event No. 4-Ousmile run Woa by Morse: sse
end, steeker; third, Re2eilo. Time, minutes Il
seconds
Event No. -Finh heat; 2s-yaTa dash Wen by
strattoni second, Young; uTd, Jennings. Tins,
% seooIds.
Event No s-Final hea.: yard hurdle. Won bg
StTatton; second, Young thHd, Jennings. Tine,
Is seconds
Event No. a-sss-yari run. Won bg shaw. seasnd
stecker: third Laws Time, IS seoonds
Event NJ l0-Wr5ztling bout; Way IS Willie
Won hy Willie
Event No. n-RuHniug high mp. Wen b D. A
De LashEutt Height feet inches
Eyens No. z $50 yard run. Won b. Stecksr; Sec
ond, Young; third ROzelle. Time, 2 minutes u
seconds.
Event No. 15-WTeStlinE bout. Won By TulllT
Event No. N-pu,ting i2-poand shot Won By
oFins distance 90 feet } inches; statton second.
distance s. feet inches: De LAshmuit third, dis
tance % feet 10 inches.
Event Nc. lS-AIedley relay race. Two teams x
! four each. the first uluners 70 pm - Yards.
| the second one mile the third so yards and ths
| fourth 449 Yards The teams to be chosen and the
names q the runners announced before the rare Is
| rum Won b. Y0uug knight De Lashmutt, and
Stecker; seooris. StrsttoB MoFse Shaw. and Low.
| Teams captained BIZ Yong and Stratton.
| The officials were; Referee-Dr. D. 2 Wiher-
Judges az the fnisl-Aleszrs William Knowles Cooper
d. A. Daris. William Wetzel. Timers-MossEs ".
e. stuart g, T. Edwards, G. KING. Clerk q the
rse-Mr, james % shea Assistant clerk u the
eoslTse-3ir. ". " Tenny. Field iudges-Messs. Il.
w. LoEg. y. q. Hansen. J. J. Early. IEsucc0rs-
Messrs. e. L johnson, 2. ". Dufin. William Jes-
SUP W. J. Hill. Ann0uucsT-1T. @. A. Watson.
ScCrer-Air- r. Bone. Starter-Air c. Edward Beck
cit Custodian Of prizes-Air. G. K. smith.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
EVANSVILLE TRIMS BANKERS.
Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany Team II beaten, TO 3.

SPECIAL IN The Washington Herald.
HyattsYille, Md. April 2-The baseball
team representing the Washington Loan
and Trust Company Of Washington gave
the Hyattsville club a good scare here
this afternoon. although the locals nosed
out by the score of 3 to 8. Hyattsville
started off in whirlwind fashion, scoring
four runs on three errors and two hits.
Lashs single 10 right being especially
timely.
Robertson held the locals safe until the
eighth session. when Gait drew a pass
and solomon hit 10 left field for three
bases. Bailey. for Hyattsville. allowed
but two hits in the seven innings he
flung them over, and Anderson, whc fol
lowed him. did not allow a hit striking
out the side IN the ninth.
The visitors PLAYED steady game after
the first round and Robertson allowed
but seven hits in the last eight innings.
Pete" Gait and Mortimer Carr. short
stop and left field, respectively. both OF
whom live m Hyattsville and are men,
bers OF the local team, played good ball
ia 1Faulrovc
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WILL MAKE HIS DEBUT.
Johnnie McGOvern, of Washington,
to Meet Joe Devine In Baltimore.

Johnnie McGOvern, of Washington,
to Meet Joe Devine I'm baltimore.
Washington is fortunate TO have sew
eral good boxers numbered among its
rising generation, and the ability OF
Tommie Lowe. Kid Sullivan. Kid Egan,
and others, IS well known 10 those who
follow events on the sporting calendar,
but now another star has risen above the
horizon in the pugiIistic world. and this
week win see young Johnny McGovern
Of Washington, make his bow in the fight
ring, the engagement being a six-round
mill with Joe Devine. of Baltimore on
April 2
McGovern has a host Of friends here
who have watched him develop and round
into a full-hedged scrapper, and a large
party Of local sports will journey over
to the Monumental City to witness the
bout
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
sTEcKER TO FRONT.

Baltimore. April accompanying against
the cream of the long distance men Of
Maryland and the District of Columbia.
John 6. Steeker. formerly Of the Wash
ington Y NJ. c. A, but now running I'M
attached. this afternoon won the seeona
annual open handicap five-nile race, pro-
NOTED by the Cross Country Club OF this
city. Starting from scratch, with a num-
Der Of entrants having as much as two
minutes handicap. Stecker ran a great
race, his actual running time for the i've
miles being IS minutes and 20 seconds.
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st. stephens After Games.

The ST. Stephens team would like TO ar
range games with all teams averaging
seventeen or eighteen years The Brad
docks, GladstOnes. Tanglewoods, Lin
worth a. c., Georgetown Olives, Clifton
A. c. Berwyn. Woodburn. PetWorth.
Alexandria A, c., and the Cardinal A. c.
preferred Address Manager Matthew
Noone. 1l40 Twenty-third street north
west. The members Of the team are
Noone. Colbert, McDonough, Norris.
Hutchinson. Mahoney, CIeary, CaHam,
DAILY, Schombert, Callaghan, Murphy.
and Goucher
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
Y. NJ. C. A. TEAM IN LINE.

The Southeast Y. No A baseball team
has organized for the season Of 1910, and
will try to uphold the record of last
years team. which won twenty-five
games and lost two and tied two, out of
twenty-six games played.
The Southeast Y. NJ C. A would like
TO hear from all teams averaging seven
teen years. Address challenges TO s.
Onveri, Southeast Y. NJ. {. A.. Fifth street
and Virginia avenue southeast
The following players are trying to
make the team: Hinwood. Beck, L. Flynn
captain: Potzler, Oliveri. manager; Ad-
long, Thompson. Gaines. Virnstein, Quig-
ley, and Hermann.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
STRIKES OUT TEN.

The strong Cleveland Park Athletic
Club went down TO defeat before the
National Cathedral School for Boys yes
terday afternoon on the Washington
School diamond-seore. 10 6.
Upton caused ten to retire on strikes
and pitched a steady game, but his sup
port was ragged. A three-bsse hit by
Sohlke was the feature in the batting
while Crane stole home In the fifth in
ming hv a heautifnl slide. Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03
ALOYsIUs CLUB WINS.
Southern Railway Athletes ~
Mnteh for CInbmen.

Southern Railway Athletes No
Match fer CIubmen.
The Aloyslus club gained a victory over
the Southern Railway nine of the r. R.
Y. NJ, c. A, League AT Capital City
League Park yesterday. 3 to p
Ferguson and Strobeils pitching and
some ali around good and bad work on
the part of Mccarthy tells the story Of
the game. In the opener gin walked.
stole second. and advanced 10 third on
Moye's bouncer TO tie inheld. which
Downey did well To stop. Both scored
when Mccarthy landed on one for tive
bases.
After this inning Southern only threat
ened once, but Ferguson turned Gar
retts liner into double play. Aloysius
scored in the first on hits by Taylor
and Hurley and McCarthy's error, ana
IN the second. when Downey and Leon
ard We're walked, both scored when Nor
Kiss hit and Mccarthy again scored.
In the third Strobel took up the pitch
ing. and although he struck out the three
men In this inning, a hit by Smith and
Cars clout over the fence raised the
total to five runs. Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03

Runs Robinson. Holhrook Shoemaker, Carter
Jones 90. Crane (g Flxsn Small. s0hIks t2l, Muir
ply, o. Miller. First base On balls-0h Small. 2.
OF Beggs, /; OF Upton, 4 Innings pGtcded-By
Small, 4; b Bsggs, T. Hits msde-on Small, s.;
OF BegFs. 3 Struck out-By Upton, 10; by Small
5; By Beggs, J. Thtoe-bass hit-Sohlke. Sacrifice
hits-Schoenheld Mertz Hit Pitcher-By Up
ton. . Umpire-Alr. Dunn. Time OF gsme-l hour
and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03

Earned rru-St. Johns, ]. Pgo-base hits-J- WI
son aud Dean. Three-base hit-GrOge. Sacrifice
hit-Ruhl. Stolen bases Davidson. Butler, Grove.
Gehring. Bases On halls-0f Walters. . Struck
eur-By Walters. S; hy Stevens Z; by ]. Wilson. J.
Left on bases-4faryland 6: St Johns 4 Double
play-Peloqun 10 Campbo, Passed balls-HauTer
o. Peloquin. First base by errors-MAryland, s.
81. Iohn's. l. Umpre-Mr. Charles Sweet De
leaders A c. q Annapolis. Tine a gzms-I
lcnr aud IS minutes
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Gnme al Canital Citx Parls.

The Navy Yard and Pumping Station
to-day at 2:S0 o'clock, and a good game
should result Both Of these teams are
new members of the Capital City League
and the fans are anxious 70 get a line
on the players.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03

FIST hsse hY errors southern, l. First base on
halls-od Ferguson, ?; off Garrett ]. Innings
pitehed-By StTobe 2, hy Garrett o Hits made
OF Garrett 3; az Strobel . Struck out-Ry Gar
rett ?, By Strahel, 8; by Ferguson. T. Home nm
Carr. Two-hase hit-McCarthy Stolen bases-Giu
Aioye. Risdeu. aud Platz Double piays-FeTUns0n
to Carr. Mccarthy to Risden Hit by pitcher
by Strohel-Downev. Wild uitches-Ferguscn. .
Passed bah Thompson Umpire IS MI Dawson.
Time Of gsme-l hour and minutes
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Totals, 5 7SI2 6
aR.nr.- hi ~ kaHH-a III

hunntT MI % DdLIcu DlI-
Technical Highs.............. $40 o . rs
Garrett Park.................. 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 2-S
Earned runs-TechnicAl. 4 First bass by erTuFs-
Technical >; Garrett Park ) Left on bases
Technical. s. Garrett Park, s. First base on balls
or Austin 2; off Chaplin, 4; Of Thompson. 2 In
nings pitched-By Austin. 5; by Tew, ?; BY Kraft
2: by Chaplin, . Hits made-0h Tew. J. of Kraft
.: OF Chaplin. ], Struck out--By Thompson, IS; by
Tew. 1; By Kraft, 2; by Chaplin, 2. Two-base hits
OIdReld W. Ofutt Stolen bases-Gnl HeaId
Towles, Lodge 81. W. Offutt, Mulliean Double
plsys-Bennett; sehwegler 10 Gill to BuFlsy; Head
10 Gill. Hit by pitcher-By Austin. J. Umpire
Mr.. FaleoBsr. Time Of gsme-l hour and . min
utes.
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Tuo-baso hit-Cirason- Three-hase hit-F(rniss.
Sacrifice hits-shipley woodward Battiste Stolen
bases-B Burns Saunders ~, shirley, Rockwell o..
Maxson Struck Out-By WEight. ); by Battste
g. Base on halls-Os Wright. 8; Of Bsttiste. L
Time of game, ! hour and 50 minutes. Umpire
Nj Sylvester,
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Georgetown olives Win.

The Georgetown Olives opened their
season yesterday on their grounds at
Thirty-hfth and streets northwest,
with the Woodland Athletic Club the
olives winning by the score Of to 2
The Olives will meet the strong Brad
dock team on Monday at 3 p. m. The
olives would like TO arrange games with
all teams seventeen or eighteen years of
age. Address Robert Reichard, Il4
Thirty-fourth street northwest. Score:
RH e.
Olives. ................ 0 0 o2 IS s l
Woodland ....-...---- l 0 0 o. 2
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-03

Base on halls-OG Bailey, . Struck out-By
Bailey. II l. Anderson. 8; by RObertson. s. Two
base hits Bacon and Mnigerode. ThFee-base hit
solomon. Double plsy-Chuun To f. Gait Left GA
bases-W. l. s T. s. Hyaitsyilie 8 First base GA
eIreFs-W. L. & T., 2; HyaitsyiIle. ? Stolen bases
BRcou Gait e. Miniggrode, Hartley. MscSen.
Hits-Oh Bailey ?. in seven innings. Ump5ge-Afr
Robert A. ksutz. Tine q game-I hour snd IS
MINUTES
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SPORTSMAN'S SHOW
HERE NEXT WEEK
Canoes and Motor Boats on
Exhibition.
SEVERAL EXHIBITS ON HAND

Light Infantry Hall to He Scene of
Unique and Interesting Exhibits.
Everything Sportsman Needs
VIII BE shOwn-ARair Promises
To BE a Big Success,
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TECH WINS GAME.
Garrett Park Team Defeated by 8
TO B Score.

At Garrett Park yesterday afternoon
Technical High Schools baseball team
won a hand-fought game, by the score
of 10 3. Lynch and Gill were the stars
Coach King says he expects Tech to win
the scholastic championship easily. Score:
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