The Washington herald., 1910-06-10

of games the Spring lads have exhibited
anything but the usual buoyancy and
sprightliness that is fitting for this period
OF the year. The Blue and Gray nine
has dropped from first 70 fourth by los
ing the last four games.
Noone. OF st. Stephens, and schweig-
Ter, Of TanElewood. are tied for premier
honOrs in base stealing In the Olympia
League. Both boys have pilfered ten
Iaeks apiece Ia the last FIVE games, and
seem likely to keep up their good work
for the rest of the season.
BurreI the sorrell-topped twirler Of the
TennallytOwn tribe. blew into the Olym-
pia circuit like March storm, letting
Tangiewood down with only five hits and
tanning seventeen. thereby establishing
new strike-Out record for this league.
Rawlings, of Tanglewood and Sullivan,
of the Olives, are tied for second place
for the honor of making the greatest
number Of strike-outs, each having
famed fifteen batters.
The Madeira team which replaced the
Northeast club in the Olympia League.
doesn't appear to be much stronger than
the club which 1t succeeded. The league
officials should help the weak teams and
even up the race as much as possible.
NoOne. OF St Stephens is the leading
run getter in the Olympia circuit, having
crossed the plate eight times TO date.
After going through five games without
getting hit, or anything that resembled
hit. ]. Meyers. of the Peck team,
cracked out three safe ones IN Saturdays
game with Hamllne.
Rob Roy Mackey has been passing the
hat around the last few evenings at the
Sunday School League Nobody knows
better how to get money out Of crowd
than Mackey, and the league would be
indeed fortunate If they could obtain his
services throughout the season.
The two marine players, Snyder and
LitZ, who appeared for the first time this
week, in the Sunday School League We'd
nesday. look TO be real stars. They both
hit the ball hard, Snyder getting two
triples and a double in three times up
while Litz made three singles In five
times 10 bat
The BloOmingdale baseball team will
lineup against the strong Falls Church
nine at Falls Church, Va, Saturday aft
ernoOn at $50.
Owing to cancellation. the Laurel base
ball team is without a game for Satur-
day. June is, and would like TO hear
from some strong team for that date
The Marines or Capital City League
teams preferred. Guarantee Of full ex-
penses is made by the Marylanders. Ad-
dress William 7. Feige, Laurel. Md.
a postponed game viii be played at
Capital City Park this evening at $50,
when the St stephens and Aloysigs
club mines will cross bats. Should Mana
ger Luitichs outfit put one over on the
Churchmen, the Cornell Company would
then be tied for first place.
| Sherman Greene, the crack Indian
| twirier who made such a fine showing
with the Catholic University team this
/ spring. left town Monday afternoon to
/ join the Montgomery club. His parents,
/ who reside in this city stated 10 a repre-
sentative OF The Washington Herald that
! Greene has left town 10 accept a posi-
/ ton, but said they did not know the
/ nature Of the work His effective work
| on the slab this year has made him
much sought after by minor league
/ scouts, and there is no question but what
/ he win make good