Evening star., 1911-05-29

two teams. About half OF the Alloy Sius
team in the District League Is made up
how many high school stars are playing
and making good, 1t might be mentioned
that Ingram team in the Sunday School
League is made up for the most part Of
high school boys.
1t is more than likely that Buck Becker.
the star left handler of the Navy Yard
club IN the Capital City League, will
play with ST. Martins against the Man
haitian nine when 1t meets that team
this week in an all-important game.
IL Buck pitches against the Manhattan
nine it will be all up with that club as
far as its chances of winning are con-
cerned.
There are rumors that all is not rosy
in the Marquette League In regard 10
the franchise of the Indian Ofice team
That club has not been putting up any
too good game, and it is reported tnat
1t is likely to be claSSed among the un-
desrables soon unless a change Is made
in its makeup.
1t is more than probable that Hoffecker.
who has been doing such good work ,'r Tor
spring. will go down on the eastern
Shore again this year and play fndepend-
ent ball. Last year the big fellow made
good reputation for himself pitching
in that section, and 1t Is likely that ne
will go back this summer.
Several of the teams in the city are
trying to get some of the local college
stars to remain in the city during the
vacation to play ball. 1t is no secret
that many Of them have been offered
positions as an inducement to get them
Is probable that after the local college
season ends tomorrow many of the play
ers on the teams will take up duties In
the amateur leagues
Other Amateur Games.
The batting and pitching Of Jones and
the fielding Of Menerg. Streeks and Katz
were the features OF the game between
the Whirlwinds and the Yankee A. c.
The Yankee A. c. won. 8 to /.
Score by innings:
R-H.E.
whirlwinds: :......... 000o1o 9
-whirlwinds, Teddy and Car
fritz: Y. A. c., Jones and Walton. Two
base hits, Jones. 2: Walton. Struck out.
by Jones, s: by Teddy, Z. Bases on balls,
Jones. 2: Teddy, 2
The batting and catching Of Tuxedo
played q great part In winning the
game for the Myrtle A. C. over the I
Street A. c.. to 1. Score by innings:
RH.E.
nyft.s gf1se. a; 4. e g SS1oo
Batteries, Bussink and Tuxedo: Reardon
and Grays. Two-base hits. Corbentt and
Coclxy. Three-base hits, Lowbach and
Weems. Home run, Ganges. Strikeouts,
Reardon, 8.
The A Street Stars beat the Tweedale
Club yesterday, 3 to 4. Williams heavy
hitting was a feature Of the game. as
also was the catching Of Radice. Score
by innings:
A st. Stars. ......l o o 90 1o-S Z 4
Tweedle Club. 20 1 0O 2 o. 3
Batteries-Wllliams and Radice; Collins
Joe Three-base hits-Katy and Nelson
Home runs-Wllliams and Collins Strike
outs-By Williams, 4: Collins. 2
The snagietooths lost to the cisarmak-
ers yesterday In a twelve-inning game,
3 to 3. pig" Moran's all-round work was
the feature. Score by innings:
ssss1s,ss.a: s'.s1ssss,: sSSosSSoese
Batteries-Strance and Gray: Chief
Miller and Gumgots. Two-base hits-Bla-
den, Williams. Three-base hits-'Pg
Moran and Bridget Mangem. Home runs
-Bussink and G. Kline. Struck out-By
STRANGE. 8; Chief Miller, 4.
The st. Aloysius Choir Boys beat the
St AloyStuS Altar BOYS IN s0ven-Mnlne
game. 5 to 8. The fielding Of ]. Gason
and the pitching Of H. Miller were the
features. Score by innings:
R.HU
St. Aloysius A. Boys I 0003 2 3
St. Aloysius C. Boys 0 90 0-5
Batteries-Altar Boys, III. Miller and
Hartigan: Choir Boys. J. Hassett and M.
Heard. Two-base hits-H. Miller and
McE.nerny. Strike-outs-By III. Miller. 8
by J. Hassett. 4.
The Asbury Browns won two games
yesterday by one-sided scores. The first
was taken from the Wheeton Stars. "a
to 3, and the second from the Teddy
Bears, 10 to 8.