The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-28
MIDWAY TO PLAY
DIAMOND NINE
Capital City and Marquette
League Teams Meet
Tomorrow.

The Midway team OF the Capital City
League viii cross bats with the strong
Diamond Athletic Club team, AT present
leading the Marquette league. at Cap
ital City League Park, tomorrow at
2:30 p. N.
BurOker and Kraft viii work for the
Diamond Club.
a fast game Is expected as both
teams are strongly fortified =? {?
The Hne-ups:
Midways-McCarthy, c enterfield
Spaulding, shortstop; Sheafer, third
base; Graham, first base: Trowbridge,
second base; Chappelle. right field: Ris-
ton or DAILY left field; y. Kraft,
catcher; Buroker. pitcher.
Diamond Il C.-Schmidt, right field;
Heinrich, third base; Bielasd, first base;
McGOrlick. left field. Daley, second
base; SanninO, shortstop; White, cen
ter field; Calf, catcher; Piozet. pitcher:
YOgelsberger. center Held
Columbia 101 met its first defeat o.
the season at the hands of the Pension
Bureau nine yesterday by 20 T. Bor-
land pitched gilt edge ball for the win
ners keeping the eight hits garnered OF
MS delivery well scattered Weaver
Columbla's mainstay in the box, was
hit hard for the first time this season,
allowing ten bingles for a total OF
fourteen bases.
Mccarthy, right fielder Of Pension
Bureau nine, is credited with three hits
including a brace Of doubles.
Three OF the eight hits made BY the
Printers were furnished by KrorSe
the big hrst sacksr.
The tie for first place in the Depart-
mental league was broken yesterday
when Agriculture batted out a victory
~ one inning, over Postofdce; score,
s to 2
Talbot Lynch. the Falls Church boy.
pitched brilliant bail for the Aggfes. al
lowing the Man Carriers but four hits.
Barnhart and Fenton made all four Of
! the hits credited Postofhce.
Trowbrdge's all-round playing was a.
distinct feature Of the game. The cIev-
e. short fielder scored a r1In. connected
ZOE Two hits and accepted six difficult
cha noes
Al Handiboe's superb pitching gave
( Cornell company a WeIl-earned victory
Z over St stephens in the Capital City
Z league yesterday by Z 10 L He allowed
but two hits, retired i've Oh strikes
ErTors were responsible for the losers
/ lone tally.
Manager Cornell Is jubilaut over the
success Of his team and expects better
things from now on.
"Cy'' Maodonald's stay in the rams Of
7 %
former Georgetown University player is
slated for minor league berth
Dutch Hesslers batting featured
yesterdays game A home run and a
double was his contribution for ne az
terDOOn-
VIII HandIboe made one OF the Two hits
credited his team BrOtherly iCve. &C
co-ding 10 rlImOT prompted Al 10 allow
him finger in the pie
Nassau lambasted Barnes. servings 10
al corners. cf the lot IN tho Independ-
4 ence League yesterday, Winning rather
handily from Twining BY Z O. 3.
Four former Eastern High players
Varala, Vanderlip. Leland. and Whit
ney are playing with Nassau.
Mayhem at shortstop was the only
Twining PLAYER who could solve Bull
locks delivery TO any extent Three
singles befel his lot
Ninth rolled up the record score Of
the season on Langdon in yesterdays
Church League game, when the sIbur-
banites were trOunced b p TO 0.
for top hOnors in the league. with