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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-11
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CHURCH OF OUR- FATHER. 18th AND l.
SITS. NV. Rev. John Van Schaick. jr. pas
tor.-1l o'clock morning service; sermon by
pastor, Immortality and Rational World -
3:45 am. Sunday school Z pm. Y. r. G. L.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
THE SCHEDULE.

Merwick VS.. Highland, at Highland.
Rockford vs.. Parkside. at River
view
Ashley VS.. Orioles, at Oriole.
Hillside VS.. Vandever. at vandever.
The umpire assignments are:
Taggart-Rockford VS. Parkside
ougherty-Hillside VS.. Vandever.
Jamison-Ashley VS.. Orioles.
Robinson-Merwick VS.. Highland
With Ashley and Vandever neck
and neck in the ALL Wilmington
League race, the teams will line up
tomorrow in their third series OF
games. Ashley appears to have it
soft with Orioles. while Vandever has
the Hillside group TO take care of.
Hillside and Orioles have not won a
game, but the managers have been
strengthening their teams, and It may
be that the boys will get their start
tomorrow.
hockfor will stack up against Park
SIDE, at Riverview Park, for the first
Iiine. Each team has won a game
ana as the clubs are evenly matched.
fast game may be expected. There
is an admission fee of ten cents at
the gate.
Up at the tower, Merwick will meet
Highland. Merwick got a hard
trouncing last Saturday while High
land was winning, but Keatly says
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
GOING FOR TOP
IN BOYS LEAGUE

Alpha F. c. will play Browntown on
Saturday at the Browntown grounds.
This game will attract the attention
Of hundreds Of rooters as the two
teams will play for first place in the
Boys City League.
Batteries viii be, for Browntowni
Ruff and Duncan; Alpha, Andrew and
Brown.
Browntown will have a great day
Duncan SAYS they will have tiags n
right and left fields.
No more kicking boys.
A square game is expected.
Who will do the slugging Saturday
On the job. Andy.
Both pitchers will be KIDD giants.
oh you short stop. Guess who?
oh you Hinckle. He's a Chick.
Pete Cassidy and Tony Marhefka
ought to witness this game.
Get your suits on boys, It is time to
start
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
CUB CUT-UPS
By Bin.

Hard luck, Rodney
Murphy is a conner.
Beatty held down his base like his
brother
Stump-you're little, but o Myl
Lslly is a good fielder.
McDermott did his work, but he
did not have speed enough for Mitch.
Did he, Mitch?
Legins played good game, hold
ing down second base in grant style
Good Work. Mitch. Keep It up.
Lalley, Peterson, Megaw, and G.
Fishback played the field like pro-
fessionals
You're some hitter, Pete.
The change works good, Legins.
You're playing fine. Lalley.
c. Fishback let on he couldn't dc
much, bnt when he played the field
some one was fooled
Good work. Bill, thirteen strike
outs for you.
l.. II. c. next Saturday; then viii
mington Juniors If they don't lose
their nerve. How about It. Eddie?
G. Fishback played a good game.
Don't forget the umpire. Amen.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
NEED EASTLAKE
BOYS AT MEETING

The manager. Of the East Lake
Church League team would like to
have all the players meet him to
night at the League room at S O'Clock
as there is business Of importance
TO transact East Lake will play ~
Silverbrook tomorrow The bat
terry for East Lake will be Stewart
and Lenderman. The lineup will be;
Long. SIS; Pipino, 1b; MacCool and
Lockard. 2b; Kelly. 3b; Patterson, If;
Gucas. CT; Hall. IF; Salmon and
Black. subs. James Logue has sign
Cd 10 play with East Lake.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
CHICKS HIT
PROPER GAIT
With BuSCher in the Box They
Put Shut Out Against
Rams
TEAMS PLAY ALMOST
AN ERRORLESS GAME

With Buscher on the rubber, Mar
heflza again in the game and Shaw on
third. the Chicks struck something like
their gait yesterday afternoon and
shut out Ramsey's Altoona bunch in
rattling good game that ended to 0.
II was the first shutout the Chicks
have sent across and incidentally the
best game they have yet put up They
PLAYED rings around the visitors in
distinguished contrast with the pre-
Nious days work. and showed that
they can play winning ball II the
pitching staff will do its part
II was Buscher's second trial. He
trotted out for the first game of the
Reading series but was pulled out in
the first inning after he had hit a man.
allowed two singles and a double. He
got a much better get away yesterday,
however. standing up seven Altoona
men. passing two. hitting but one and
holding them 70 two singles until the
ninth inning when he allowed more
hits and hit a man, loading the bags
after he had stood up two men. Then
he tightened up and Altoona's hopes of
run-getting faded when BELLS fielded
Hines grounder 10 Bastian. Only in
that inning did Altoona seem danger
Gus.
1t was a brilliant fielding game from
both angles. The only bungle was by
Rapp in the seventh inning off Muir
phys slow one The Chicks played
without a slip. In the early half Mar
hefka seemed TO have some trouble
getting them to the first station be-
cause of his sore hand. but he took
seven chances without an error. That
he did not get into the hitting was
due. no doubt, to the fact that he
could not hold the bat Shaw covered
third IN fine form, while Murphy,
Keister and Weeks put up the usual
good fielding game. Murphy, Shaw and
Harkins each drew a double apiece,
while Bastian broke in with the GUS
tomary triple. Every one of the Chicks
was in the game from start to finish.
They hit Rapp for fair and only hard
fielding on the part of Altoona kept the
hits to the figures shown.
The teams finish. the series. this. af-
ternoon.
The story Of the run getting is brief.
The Chicks sent up the first one in
the second inning after Weeks and
Bastian we're down of a single by
shaw and a double by BELLS Bells
opened the fifth inning by going out
Crist TO Hines. Harkins singled and
moved to second on Buschers out,
Crist to Hines. Murphy then singled
scoring Harkins and the half was
over when Marhefka flied to Zinn The
last tally came in the seventh half
Bellis flied to McKenna and HarkinI
and Buscher singled Rapp bungles
Murphys grounder and the bases wer,
loaded Rapp. who was aeroplaninf
hy this time, walked Marhefka. fore.
ing Harkins over. Keister fouled oui
10 Hurley and Weeks went out on a
bounder. Rapp 10 Hines In the eighth
Bastian raped one for three bags but
was doubled when Bates got Shaw's
pop fly Bells ended things by going
out Rapp, Durmyer to Hines The Of
fetal score:
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
Some y
Chick
Pick-Ups
By Jack McGOwan.

WatCn the nag.
Now we're going.
Johnstown tomorrow. Monday and
Tuesday. Then day-day.
Let's make Il two out Of three with
the RAMS then for the Johnny boys
Everybody up.
Root when you hear the bell.
We guess Buscher is all there II he
can get started. He's started. Four
hits is some pitching.
Captain Tony put some ginger into
the going.
Tony's sore hand bothered him, but
he made the throws, nevertheless.
Shaw looked good at the third
station. When the new center
fielder reports and Murphy goes to
the bag Cassidy will have 10 do some
figuring 10 keep Shaw in the right
position.
Baxter, the new pitcher, will make
wonderful improvement in the club
II Camnitz gets on the same job, too
pick us for the first division right
early.
II remained for Buscher TO rout the
Jinks. The Eastern Lacquer stood ur
seven Of the swatters.
Only in the ninth did the RamC
look formidable, but there was moth
ing TO IT,
Yes indeed. Murphy got his pair oi
bingles
And Shawl Well what do yor
think OF that lad now?
Dad Harhns ripped off a pair OF
bingles and hung up two Of the runs
That's getting into the game
IL will be long time before We sef
classier ball In this town.
Somebody remarked that Rapp haf
been raped. Skat.
Bells double ratified rather hard
on Zimms' shins
Marhefka's fielding cut the Raml
out of a run in the fourth spasm.
BELLS made fine stab at Bates hot
single in the eighth.
Triple smashers have come to be
sort OF familiar swats for Bastian.
You can't keep Billy Keister out
when the going is anything like
good.
Weeks blew in with q single but
didn't get a chance at gardening.
Cassidy will probably pitch George
Bausewine today
When Jerry Hurley took off his hat
he showed the fans a pretty scraped
diamond
In the third inning Hughey Harkins
retired the side by three pretty
throws to second.
Straw hat enough, Jack give some
one else a chance.
We told you we would get them
Every player on the team had
plenty of ginger yesterday. Keep
up the good work boys.
Brazell will be on the mound to-
morrow.
Box scores OF yesterdays Altoona
wilmington game as published thi
morning, fail to give a square deal 4
either the Altoona or the Wilmington
team. AS a matter OF fact Rapp mad
1 the only error OF the day. BastiaI
did not make an error. In the frs
inning while Clark was on first bag
McKenna hit a fly which Bastiai
dropped but Bastian threw Clark on
at second. Baseball rules are cleai
on exempting a player from an error
on such a play. In the ninth innins
Bastian hit along the right field line
After a 50-yard run McKenna stuck
his right hand MP against the bal
but of course the pill could not be
I fielded. Yet McKenna is given an er-
ror on chance like that.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
ALL
WILMINGTON
LAMS
~ sfVor, Euoxu y
BY ~You Know"

All hands around.
Carefully now, Bullen and Dough
erty. Don't fall off.
Raymond has been shouting rather
loud all week about what Vandever Is
going to do. Hold your horses, George
Tinsman hasn't been heard from
since Saturday Perhaps he thinks
tomorrow will be time enough to say
something.
Two teams will play at the tower
and some class Is looked for.
Keatly wants It understood that
Merwick is not slated tomorrow for
another drubbing-perhaps
The Parkside game at Riverview
will be we'll worth the ten cents
Prince Mousley will expect you TO put
up to see IT, Welsh and Mousley have
not given up pennant hopes, though
Rockford. Ashley and Vandever al
ready declare they have cinch on
the honor.
II Freddie Lewis can hold himself
together there will some hope for
Parkside.
/ Oh. yes Robinson will do the pitch
ing for Ashley as usual
Booths team looks better than ever
and ought to finish close TO the top.
Farmar will have supply Of bas-
kets out TO help his boys in the field
ing.
Lynch says he has it up his sleeve
/ for the Parkside boys.
Merwick threw it into Ashley hard
last year while Tinsman's team was
crippled. Last Saturday Vandever
threw the harpoon into Merwick
while Merwick was at its best All,
you, Keatley, what's the matter
with NJ
The Ashley-Oriole game will be
played back of the Zoo Quite appro-
pirate, you say?
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
BASEBALLISTS USE
THE WILSON LINE

On account of the fast and frequent
boat service the Wilson Line is prov
ing a favorite method of travel for
those who go from Wilmington to
Chester or from Chester to Whining
ton to witness the games of the Inter
City League. A pleasing part of the
trip is that the fare is so low that
anyone can afford to make it and also
pay admission TO see the baseball
game. The present schedule makes it
possible for a resident of either city
to leave home at noon or early in the
afternoon, make the trip, see the game
and get home early I'm the evening.
During the warm summr months 1t is
expected that many of those who go
from one place TO the other to see the
games will take this line on account of
the pretty ride on the river.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
SEABOARD WILLPLAY
GAS COMPANY HERE

A large delegation Of DUPONT root
ers viii 60 with the team TO Chester
tomorrow TO see them play Fifth
Ward. which defeated them last Sat
urday Manager Garrett will pitch
Erisman, with Earl Crew behind the
stick. Dougherty will use Hillburn.
Jack McGowan will umpire the game.
At Front and Union streets, Gas Com
pany will play Seaboard. Pierson
and Touchstone will be the opposing
pitchers.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
CUBS TRIM RODNEY.

The Cubs defeated Rodney A. c. in
one-sided game yesterday. Ia to 2.
The batteries were: For Cubs, Fish
back and Young; for Rodney. Lalley.
Gibboney and McDermott
The lineups we're;
Cubs-Lalley. IT,; Young, p; Nc
Lacklen. S.; Murphy. 1b.; Fishback
c.. Megaw, CT. Beatty, 3D.. Legins
2b: 6 Fishback and Peterson. r..
Rodney-White. h.; Allegretto, r.
Gibboney, cf.s Macmillen, S.; Gun
ningham, 2b.; Lang. c.. Wills, r.; Nc
Dermott. p.; Gibboney and Waite. Sb
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
THE EVENING JOURNAL. FRIDAY MAY II. 1911
Again Find Rams Soft in Second Game of Their Series
Big Leaguers Put Records in Shade

All big league records for hitting
and scoring we're deposited in the
umbra yesterday The oldest "inhab"
can remember nothing like the grand
total that was rung up over the Ma
tional and American League circuits.
In the National League there were
seyenty-five runs and eighty-nine hits,
and in the American, fifty-one runs
and eighty-six hits. total of 126 runs
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
BAXTER WILL
Be A CHICK

with the arrival here early next
week of Baxter. a Philadelphia Ma
tional League pitcher. Cassidy's s
Chicks will be greatly strengthened.
Baxter was bought yesterday by the
local owners and will be down as
soon as the waivers fall. Negotia-
tions are now on for king Lehr, a
Philadelphia second baseman, and
for Comnitz who was bought by Pitts
burg last year from Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
DELAWARE
LOSES AT TENNIS
special 70 THE- EvEN1Nc 1o1nNA1-

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Del. May 12.-Delaware
college tennis team lost to Swarth-
more yesterday in three sets of sim
gles and one set Of doubles. This
Is the first intercollegiate contest in
which the Blue and Gold has partici-
pated this season. The team was COM
posed Of Harvey, 12; Walls. II, and
Davis. IL
On June 2 the Blue ana Gold will
meet the Drexel team at Newark
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
ASHLEY WANTS
EXTRA GAMES

Bill Tinsman wants a morning and
an afternoon game on Memorial Day
for his Ashley Wilmington team
at Ashley Ashley is playing bet
ter ball than ever and will give any
team in the city a run for its money.
Address challenges TO Mr.. Tinsman,
at Richardson Park
Evening journal., 1911-05-12

and ITS hits in one brief balmy af-
ternoon.
The Quakers led the onslaught in
the National with 19 runs and II hits
off the Pirates, while in the American
the White Sox-ex-hitless wonders
set the pace with 20 runs and 20 hits
The Quakers scored sixteen runs in
two innings, while the Pirates
closed the field day with a cluster ol
seven runs.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
AH-WiImingfon Lesguers in Third Series

the story to be told tomorrow will be
different one on paper. Merwick
looks to be a top-notcher, and it will
not be surprising II the boys do de-
Veiop into perhaps the best hitting
team of the league.
All the games will be as fast as
any semi-professional ball that will
be seen in the city tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
FIsMFRE TO RAISE FLAG.

Eismere viii play its first game on
~ home grounds on Saturday. The
manager wants the boys out for prac-
iice this evening. There will be fiag
raising Mayor Johnson viii be on
hand to raise the flag and make a
speech
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
HIGHLANn STARs Mon

Highland Stars defeated the Della
ware A. c. 90 to 5. Highland stars
played together we'll. They would
like to hear from any 1S-year-old
team in the city. Send challenges to
Charles Long, No. 2329 West Eigh-
teenth street Score by innings:
R.HE
H. S. ....s1OoS Al 90 2s !
Del. 900 1 0 2 0 0 / o. IA 9
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
WILMINGTON.

Earned runs, wilmington, n stolen
bases, Murphy, Clark, McKenna; two
base hit, Bellis;; three-base hits, Bas-
tian; double plays, Durmyer to Crist;
Marhefka TO Bastain to Marhefka; (;
struck out, by Rapp, 3; by Buscher. q;
bases on balls, by Rapp, L by Buscher.
2; hit by pitcher, Crist; left on bases,
Altoona, 8; Wilmington. z; wild pitch,
Buscher, i; umpire. Connolly.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
GOLDEY ON DOVER TRIP.

Manager Harris took his Goldey
College team TO Dover today to play
the Wilmington Conference Academy.
Cortelyou or Poole will be in the bo (
for Goldey, with Captain wilkinson
behind the bat.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
BILLIKENs AGAIN WIN.

The Billikens. defeated the Wood
side A. c. by the score of 10 to o. The
feature Of the game was the extraor-
ordinary good playing of the Bill
kens.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Today's Schedule.

Athletics at St Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
Yesterdays BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Today's Schedule.

Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.

Wilmington, si Altoona, o.
Reading, z; Harrisburg, 6.
Trenton. 3; Johnstown. 2.
Lancaster. 9; York. 3.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
For Scores Call ;::, :: ;:s !, As:%., ,ss :;;..,

Hereafter obtain baseball scores from THE
ID. A. Ne. - ~ f--NS
Automatic, No.
scores VIII not be given JOURNAJ
phnes excepting the above Calls
VIII bring result Those
matte, 150s, If the - ~ - ' ' -'"''-
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
DO YOU KNOW
THIS PAIR?
BY Jack McGowan.

Harry Mccall is making good
as a pitcher. Mccall, for the
past two seasons, played with
Harold Harvey's fremont club,
which won the pennant last
season Harry Is now playing
with the dupont club of the
Inter-City League. "Mac- was
given n tryOut In the box by
Manager Cassidy In an exhibi-
ton game a few weeks ago and
showed the local fans that he
has the goods. He struck out
the first five men that faced
him and did not allow n hit
while he was In the box. A
sure conner. He looks good to
us.
Frank Hughes Is another
Wilmington boy. who Is making
good in college athletics.
Hughes got his start at the VIII
mingtOn High School. He play
ed halfbnck on the football
team, shOrtstop on the baseball
team and forward on the has
ketball team, and In 1906 was
elected captain of the football
team. That year he turned ont
one Of the best football teams
thnt ever represented the local
school hut Hughes main hobby
was basketball, playing two
years on the local High School
team. After graduating he went
to Princeton University, where
he landed n position on the
Freshmen basketball team. His
wonderful passing and goal
shooting soon won him n posi-
tiOn on the Varsity team.
Hughes Is now junior at
Princeton and has good
chance for the captaincy Of the
football eleven for next season.
Evening journal., 1911-05-12
Club Standing.
TOday's Schedule.
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Johnstown at Trenton.
Harrisburg at Reading
Lancaster at York.
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