The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-29

Another week has rolled by. a wet one
at that. but there have been several
changes in the league races. The big
Eest surprise of the week was the wal
Looping sustained by the Mail Carriers in
the Departmental circuit at the hands Of
the Agriculture tribe Friday, which
yanked Post-omce from its lofty perch
and sent Commerce and Labor to the top.
While the Farmers were known to be
dangerous. the surprise was complete
when they trimmed Post-ofiice.
That 21-to-O waIoplng Ninth handed
Langdon yesterday was very sad.
Beaten at last, and by Sergt. Robbins
hefty Pensioners. at that Seems to us
the sergeant had something TO say some
days ago about what ne was going 10 do
90 those Printer boys, There is no ques-
ton but the Pension Office nine had
d rabbits foot tucked away about their
person Friday.
Dampler played a fine game at first
base for Pension Bureau Friday, making
7cveral sensational stops.
The race in the Sunday School League
looks very much One-sided at present,
with Ninth safely IN the lead. Anacostia
has strong team, with an excellent bat
Jerry in Bartlett and Phipps. Their weak
Isl point has been their fielding, but that
should improve as the season advances.
Hamline should make a good showing Of
themselves. but they cannot be depended
N. for a few defeats would put them out
OF the running. Peck looks about the
same us last year Sixth and Langdon
win probably fight il out for last place.
and unless Laugdon braces up, Sixth may
pass them very soon
The fight i'm the Suburban League is
becoming more interesting every day.
One game would entirely change the
positions OF any Of the first three teams.
IT, the last week Woodburn has risen
from one of the bottom rungs of the
ladder 20 second place. and Petworth has
dropped two runEs because of a forfeit
brought about by disSruntled players.
who were sore because they were dis
placed in several games by better man.
The Mount Pleasant boys play together
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