Evening star., 1911-05-27


1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
ose.o"n Seio ...........:..: ...'. %
First base on error. .Georgetovn. 3; Keie. l:
base On baiis-on White. i. Struck out-By
Tass T.. y Ea1Yda Howe osss. sss.FS5y s,
Cogan. Sacrifice ny-Hunt. Sacrifice hit-Stter-
ding. Stolen bases-Hunt t2,. Takahama. Dou-
ts e,e Rsel f. H sp eH
/. Passed hali-F'ury. Umpire-Mr. Belts Time
Of game hour and 40 minutes
The st. Stephen Club dropped It's first
game yesterday in the Marquette League
The club first to lower the colors of the
churchmen was the Corcoran Cadets, the
Soldiers, although out hit and seemingly
outplayed. getting the long end OF the
score:
The Sewage Pumping Station again lost
to the Cornell team. The Cornell crowd
seems to be playing a more classy game
every day, and II would not be surpris-
ing to see the club jump into the lead
before long If it keeps going at its pres
eht gait. The Paperhangers have
mighty good-looking club. and so has
the Pumping Station. With these two
mines fighting 1t out for first honors dur
ing the coming season there are likely to
be some hot ball games around Capital
City Park.
Grason who was signed to do the catch
ing for the Interior team. in the Depart
mental League. and who did not show up
so we'll in the first two games played. Is
coming into his own now. In the contest
yesterday against the Agricultural De
partment he played first base. and be-
sides having a good and perfect day in
the field he connected with the. ball Tor
two bingles out OF four times at bat.
IL was pointed out some time ago that
1t was lack Of condition that was the
reason why the former NJ A G. catcher
was not hitting the ball regularly. and
that as soon as he played one or two
games there would be nothing to 1t as
far as his playing was concerned The
game he put up yesterday bears out the
assertions then made. From now on Gra-
son may be looked to play just as good
ball as any man in the amateur leagues.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company and the New Willard Hotel
mines batted up a 10-to-lO tie yesterday
IN the Commercial League Both mines
hit the ball hard. and both felded in
about the same ragged manner.
The game In the Railroad Young Mems
| Christian Association League was won by
| the Southern nine in q one-sided contest
| 10 to o. The Station team was outclassed
from the beginning and was not In the
| running at any time. Naughton anC
Peck both clouted out home runs, and the
| rest OF the Southern team hit the bal
hard all through the game
| Just what Is the matter with the Com
| missioners' team does not appear. i
| seems that every team in the Distric
| League has something on them, If tin
| scorces of the games they are playing ar,
| any criterion. Two of the mines which
were adjudged inferior ball clubs to tina
| which represents the District clerks hav.
won from the team this week in manne
| which admits OF no question. There 4
| little reason to doubt that the club Il
PLAYING far below its standard. though
| and il is probable that as soon as IL car
| land a pitcher il will do some good worl
| and come near going to the top. The clul
| is now in third place. but IL is not iabl'
| TO stay there long. as, with the line-u
i ni1ln In o field Il l.. al