Evening star., 1911-06-03

| hit directly at him. Swegler Is one of the
best outfielders in the schools, notwith-
standing the fact that he did not look
| very good in the last game between Tech
, and Western. This being the case, there
| is but one thing to do. and that is to take
| three men who are able to do little
Of each. The three selected are A. Full
| Ter of Western, Lynch OF Technical and
Adams OF Central
A. Fuller Is without doubt the best
| fielder playing the outf1eld on any Of the
teams. and he Is also exceptionally fast
on the bases and able to hit about as
| also player Of the same character and
so is Adams OF Central. The men,
toned trio would not only be able to
| field their positions in grand style, but
| to face any pitcher. and once they got
on bases. as they would be sure to do,
| they would not be stopped.
The team as selected will probably not
prove satisfactory to many, but II 1t were
| to be placed in competition 1t would be
found that II Is far above any that has
| ever represented any OF the schools With
an infield that would let nothing get past
it. an outfield which is the equal Of any
Of the smaller colleges In fielding, a
catcher who has good Judgment. three
twirlers who are all good and every man
including the pitcher. It Is hard to see
selected.
In the batting order there would not
be single weakness and any pitcher who
faced 1t would have to keep working
| are mighty few scholastic twirlers who
can go the route If they are made to
work every minute Of the game.
Beginning the season with q defeat, the
the right kind of stuff, and. sticking
manfully to the game. won out after one
of the hardest struggles in the history OF
scholastic sport. However. 1t was moth
NO h0 f0d Al a
Manual Trainers. and had they not won
| the pennant they would have been . sure
disappointment. Central did not come up
to standard. It being unable. without
coach to get the right sort Of training,
and 1t never really developed its dormant
power
Eastern and Western were the two big
surprises. Each Of the two teams came
to the front after being doomed before
hand by the critics to fight 1t out for
last place. Western got q better start
than Eastern and made the better show
hs was .na built tsr out Gs Se. srssn s
fielder and one Of the men around whom
the team was constructed were declared
ineligible. it was never able to get into
| its proper stride. and even when 1t was
1t lost to the team which It was thought
| would be moro easy to defeat than any Of
the others.
| The game yesterday showed that
neither OF the teams playing had been
able to hold the tension which necessari-
ly accompanied the long and hard night
which had gone before the climax yes
team lost yesterday does not matter.
Tech won the championship and It de-
serves whole lot Of credit for doing
so. especially after overcoming the hand
leap which 1t had to when 1t lost the
first game OF the season.
Other Amateur Games.
The batting of Ratio and the pitching
Of F. Kelly featured the game yester-
day between the Myrtle A. c. and the
Cats Athletic Club. The former won,
| 3 to 2. Score by innings:
Myrtle A. C....... 90 21o-s 10 0
Cats A. C............ o o o o 1-2
Batteries-Kelly and Ratio for M. A. c.;
base hits-Raffo. sneezer. Three-base
hit-Garges. Home run-Meow. Strike
outs-By Kelly. 0; by Keefer. Z.
| A foul tip knocked one Of Jerome Col
| bert's teeth out.
| Dorsey pitched great ball for the Lead
| ers yesterday and won his game from the
Yankee A. c.. to 8. Score by innings:
| R.H. e.
F:ss:s:; 7sss:s: :::::::: iss sssSs q :
Batteries-Dorsey and Miller. p. Vein
| stien and Jones. c. Rook and Walton.
Two-base hits-Strelks. King. Strike-outs
by Dorsey. 13; by Weinstien. J.; by
Jones. 3.
Ganney's pitching practically won for
/ the All-Stars from the Athletics yester-
day. % to 3. Score by innings:
Atnissic: A'1,ssss: sSesssSSeeGGEass = = :
i Batteries-J. Ganney and Oberine; Hart
and Radice. Two-base hits-Radice. p.
Ganney. Three-base hits--J. Ganney. 2.
Ganney, /. strike-outs-By J. Ganney, Z:
by Hart. 3.
i The st. Marys Stars won from the
i RuppIes sensational stop was the feature
w. RH.E.
Ct. II. Stars. 2soss2o2s-2, g 9 9
I'd st. A. Co.. O. GO Oil IL
Ripple: Tenny. Tony and johnson. TSo-
base hit-Gubish Three-base hits
Gubish and Ripple. Home runs-Gubish.
|2. Strike-outs-By Gubish. 8.
The pitching Of Mcdonald, the hitting
Of Streeks and tho fielding Of Frailey
featured the game yesterday between
the Yankee Athletic Club and the Whirl-
wind Sluggers. The Sluggers won. to Z.
tY. A. c.. 01 o 4 o o 2 o OF IL &
WhirI. S.. o o 1 / 5 o 1 o o-0
Batteries Mcdonald and Rubin for Y
A.. c.. and Issy and Kayfrits. Two-base
hits-Streeks and Kayfritx Strike-outs-
BY Mcdonald, g: by Issy, 8.
The Wagnerites, composed OF tho fol.
lowing players. would like to arrange
games with teams whose meEnbers aver.
age fourteen years: e. Quinlan. catcher
q. Eckhon. pitcher; L. Cuvillfer. frs,
lsbase; r. Duncan. second base: w
} Quinlan. shortstop; J. Duncan. third base
W. McAndrews, center field: b. Cornweli
left field; J. Digges. right field address
! all challenges to b. Cornweil. SS I stree,
. northwest.
The Herdics defeated the Garfields in q
heavy hitting game by the score OF n
to IL.
Newman's star catch In the ninth in.
. ming was the feature OF the Aelding.
r. H. z
) Herdics... 4 4 o 2 O 2 o 40 !.
, Garfields. 2 3 1 l 8 0 0 2-l2 II
Two-base fits-Deakins for Herdics
/ Hancock and Sullivan for Garfields. Three
} base hits-Dea,<ins aad Dean tee Hsrdioo
Home run-Dean.