Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-22

many defeats the former has suffered at
the hands Of the Aggies. The Laborites;
even even In past years, have always found
and so far this year it is the same thing.
The Laborites will undoubtedly exert
special EFFORT to trim the hoodoo today,
because the result either way will have
great bearing on the race for the flag.
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Adams. y l. : pee shopmen.. y l. . sst;
s sostssPs a Ss T9si.%en go go
Game today-Union Station VS.. Car Depart
ment $3.50.
The strong Adams Express team had an
easy time yesterday afternoon in taking
the game from the Trainmen, tail-enders
by tune of 10 to A. the victory giving
Adams a tighter hold on first place and
pushing the Trainmen back in last place.
Graham, who was on the rubber for the
Adams Express boys, put them over in
fine form. allowing only five hits. which
were kept we'll scattered, and getting two
hits. one OF them being a double. Knigh-
ton. who was on tthe firing line for the
Trainmen. was hit hard, being touched
up for fifteen safeties, among them being
a homer. two triples and a double. His
teammates also played loose fielding
them counting in the run-getting of the
Adams team.
When the game started it looked as
though the Trainmen would put another
one over on the leaders, when in the first
session they managed to put two tallies
across the pan. When 1t was remembered
that the Trainmen easily won from the
strong Car Department team in the game
the yplayed a few days ago. the Car De-
partment being the leaders at that time,
1t was thought that there would be
repetition Of the performance with the
Adams team AS the victim. but Adam
tied the score In the same round and then
scored Ave more runs in the next inning,
this being enough to win the game, but
just to fattep batting averages they got
two runs each in the next two innings and
FIVE more runs in the final session. The
Trainmen scored two more runs in the
third, but after that nothing more was
doing in the run-getting line for them
Harvey, who played third Ease for the
Adams Express boys yesterday. was all to
the merry with his truSty little stick, for
he connected with the hersehide for three
hits, one of them for round trip around
the circuit, and then a triple and single.
Harvey has not been batting very hard
of late, but he certainly did come to life
yesterday, and once he gets started, Oh.
my!
Mcmahon played a good game yester-
day, also getting two hits. one of them
being a triple. O'Nef also played a good
game. bringing in two of his teams runs
and also getting single. Busher and Os-
out of the Eve allowed by Graham, while
Shanahan copied the other one.
Marquette League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
~ T.. 7. Pet.
e: :n.'ss To- 81 R p:%ses &C sss
Government Printing Office almost
broke into the win column at the LIST
and w street grounds Yesterday. when
they battled with the Diamond Athletic
Club for eight eyentful innings. the final
result being Diamond, IA; G. P. O.. ID.
While it cannot be said that the game
brought out the best playing ever seen,
1t was interesting and there was some
thing doing every minute. Five pitchers
were used during the game, none OF
whom was very effective, and in only
one inning were there no scores made by
either side. IL was a regular old-fash-
Toned smuggling match, with several errors
slung in between the hits, and until the
last man was out it was anybody's game.
The Diamond boys put on a regular
Garrison" finish, getting two runs.
inning. One of them was in the nature
OF gift, with three men on bases.
the score tied and three balls and two
strikes on Heinrichs, America could not
find the plate and walked the latter,
forcing in McGolrick with the winning
tally.
Circling the bases twenty-seven times
weather. and at the end Of the game both
sides were pretty well used up. few
more games like this and those who do
not die will be pretty good marathoners.
1t is reported that Manager Ray Bren-
nan of the Fredericksburg team has
signed up Check Maddox and Johnnie
Mace of the Pension Bureau team. and
"Dukey" Mess and Mick Kelliher, for
mer members of the same team, now
playing with the Suburban League. The
loss of Mace and Maddox will be a heavy
one for Sergeant Robbins team, as these
two are his best men.
Heinrichs was very much in the game.
making two hits. walking twice, being hit
once and reaching first on an error, max
ing FIVE trips up and reaching first every
time. He stole four bases and accepted
three out Of four chances in the field.
Hines gets credit for the victory, as
his team was behind when he took up the
slabwork. He pitched an erratic game.
For instance, IN the seventh he allowed
one hit, hit two men and gave two
passes. The last man up he struck out,
and in the eighth he struck out the whole
side in one-two-three order.
Daley played listiess game at second
base for the winners, although the score
card does not show 1t. II he would wake
up and put little more life in the game
he would be a star. Several times yes
terday he could have got assists had he
gone after the ball.
Independence League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
". L. Pct w. l. Pet
n Manhattan. 9 2 10 Iwipiag, 5 8 .4sa
st. Martin. 1925 Nasssl..... 2 10 .lo7
Today's game-Nassau VS.. ST. Martins.
The Twinings were enabled to take an
interesting game. 10 to 4, from the ST.
Pauls through the superb pitching Of
Joe Engel. the Mt. St Joseph's star.
who famed twelve and allowed but three
hits. Before Engel got going in the first
the st. Pauls made two hits and sue