Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-22
Game Today.
American Security and Trust Company VS.. East
ern High School.

American Security and Trust Company VS.. East
ern High School.
Georgetown will have one OF the best
outflelds in it's history this season. There
is not a doubt that the Blue and Gray
school will be represented by three outer
gardeners who have scarcely, If ever.
been equaled by any trio that ever held
down the positions on the hilltop. Hunt.
Murphy and McCauley are the men re-
ferred to- and there is hardly chance
for any other candidate to beat either of
them out for his job.
Hunt and Murphy both played on the
team last year. and both were near the
top in batting and fielding, the former
leading the squad with percentage OF
over 100 Hunts fielding was a little
off during his first year out for the team,
but he improved rapidly. until he now
handles himself like veteran. Murphy,
besides being a good wielder of the stick,
is a good man on fly balls. but little
weak on grounders-at least he was last
year 1t is likely, though, that from the
gait he is going at present he will not be
troubled on that score this season..
McCauley is a newcomer at George
town. Last spring he played with the
University of Vermont. which had one
OF the best teams in the country. and
which was counted as one OF the hardest
hitting college organizations playing the
gama He is a good fielder and raps the
bail square on the nose when at bat. 1t
will be remembered that the University
Of Vermont was the school that trimmed
Georgetown. 10 to /, last season, about
the worst beating ever recorded against a
Blue and Gray nine.
While the men have not been officially
chosen for the different positions. there
seems to be no doubt that these three
have shown better form than any of the
others. Hunt will probably be played
N right, Murphy in center and McCauley
in left There will be no stronger out
field in the south than one composed OF
these three. both from fielding and bat
ting standpoint.
Nothing definite has as yet been done
as to deciding just what teams will be
added to the four already in tie Dis
trict League. but it is certain that the sea-
son will be started with six-club or
been given out, it is likely that one of the
Oldest athletic organizations in Washing
ton will be one of the other clubs. 1t is
planned to reorganixe the old Columbia
Athletic Club. and place team repre-
sentine it in the field. While nothing
definite has been given out in regard to
he matter, it Is generally understood that
/, committee has been appointed to look
into the matter and make a report at the
next meeting of the league officials, which
will be held Sunday morning. II the. club
8 again placed In the field as an athletic
organization, it will probably be under
the managership Of John Luitich, who has
had charge of several teams in the city.
among them the Aloysius and st. Ste
phen's clubs.
The whole secret of the failure of the
District League to give out the names o.
the other two teams to comprise its CIR
cult is simply that 1t has been difficult to
and clubs that would be capable OF play
ing the kind OF ball that is sure to char
acferize the work of the others, and the
ofYicials have been reluctant to accept any
applications until they are sure that good
teams will be organized by the men pre-
sentng the applications.
Miller, who reported yesterday for the
first time for the Georgetown base ball
team is one of the most promising can
didats that have shown UP this surfing.
He Is an infielder and played second base