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The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
HOFFECKERPI PITCHES
N. A. G. TO VICTORY
Aggiss' Twirlsr Allows Washington
College but Three Hits, and
Should Have Scored shutout.

College Park. June 1-Honecksr pitched
gilt edge ball for Maryland Agricultural
College here to-day. and let Washington
College, Of Chestertown. down with three
hits. and should have scored a shutout
save for infeld errors and a Wild pitch.
The final score was 10 !. the visitors
getting their run in the eighth inning,
when Lewis was safe on j. Ludnum's er-
ror. A wild pitch put him on third, and
he scored when Knode fell down on Gar
retts infeld tap. A fast double play
clipped short what looked 10 be a rally.
Biddle started for Washington College.
and pitched three sessions. In the third
inning he was touched for three Safetiea.
and these, mixed with an error, allowed
the Aggies 10 score three runs Lewis,
who pitched yesterday, relieved Biddle,
and was hammered freely. Honecker
and Knode batted wen. the former max
ing four hits out OF four times up. and
Knode making three out Of four times
UP. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
OUTLAWS TO PLAY
The GIANTS TO-DAY
Exhibition Games Scheduled for
Union League Park This
Afternoon.

The United States Leaguers OF Wash
ington will meet the strong Washington
Giants this Afternoon at Union League
Park in a double-header, the first game
commencing al 2 o'clock sharp.
Frank owen. the former White Sox
star, and King Brady win ornament
the mound for the bandits, while Stone
WALL Jackson and Tom johnson win do
the hurting for the colored players.
As both teams have been playing good
bail lately, the baseball fans are likely
to see two good contests. the pitchers
OF both teams being IN fins form
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
TAKOMA CLUB 10
TAKE FRANCHISE
In NEW LEAGUE
Circuit win Be Organized Some
Tine This week-Indspendsnos
League Moves Tomorrow
eOssn o. THE AMATEURs
n q. y. gWAN.

Il was stated IN these columns several
days ago that another snateur league
would be organized in the near future,
and the first steps toward this end were
taken yesterday, when Capt Whitney.
OF the Takoma club, stated that he
would eali a meeting OF ali those inter
ested IN the formation Of another cir
cult for wednesday night at The wash
ington Herald Building. sporting depart
mems.
The Takoma team is q rafting good
bunch Of youngsters. and will give any
team in their class in the city tough
battle. 1t Is planned to have the Walter
Reed Hospital, Cleveland Park Silver
Spring, and two other good clubs IN this
clrcuis.
While the majority of the games viii
be played on the old Suburban League
diamond, It is planned to have several
games 8 week played on the home heids
Of the different clubs, and in this way
the time lost will be made up In short
while.
This VIII not be an outlaw league, but
viii come under the commission.
When the commission meets tomorrow
night several important questions viii
be decided, and the entire Capital City
League mess will be straightened out.
Just what action the commission viii
take In regard to the Capital City
League, is not known. other than to use
President Youngs own words: I'VE VIII
do our best to solve the trouble, and
remedy It II possible"
There is little hope for that circuit,
notwithstanding the fact that Manager
Cornell stated time and again that he
would keep the league alive IL he had 70
shoot In three other clubs himself II
is hard to see where the Tigers leader
could get three clubs which could hold
their own with his aggregation, for II Is
an admitted fact that he has just about
the best ball club in the city at the
present time
The other leading teams are good Dan
sRgregations, but Manager Cornell has q
crew OF old heads, ball players who know
what to do with the ball when they get
It, ana men who can knock the cover on
the ball at any stage Of the game. In
other words, the Cornell tribe is clout-
ing bunch, and can overcome an eignt-
run lead any old time
The independence League viii move to
its new field tomorrow. with the Man
hsttans and Pepco battling in the OPEN
ing game.
Old District League Park has been re-
christened Independence League Park,
and President Rosles is confident that
even larger crowds than have witnessed
the games in the past will be present in
the new park within the week.
Should the Capital City League 90 un>
der, which appears to be the rule at the
present time, the Independence League
will have that section Of the city TO it
self, and should draw great crowds
The Independence League is about the
fastest and most evenly balanced in the
District, and competition is sure to be
close from now on. The Manhattans will
be strengthened BY the addition OF sew
eraI stars from the Capital City League,
and will go after the fast Lofier bunch
with jump.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
TAKE HIN OUT. !"

Ths gsns Of life With It's surdid stztfs
Il a cruel old game EfteT an
There is always q fock aruund 20 knock
When they see a guy taking fln
OF AZ SPECIAL brands q thess crabs IN the l1nd
That the world would Be better without,
The one we'd Ike to main Is the guy Et TIE EamS
Who stArts up the yell: Take him OutF'
When b feels the whole world Is agn himl
Then let you and help each struggling guy
To dive up the best that is IN him
In your buSineI and mine We don't alEzys shins
Thourh perhaps you forget this. no doubt
When pitcher goes bad and you show you'ra cd
By starting to yell: Take him Outg'
We all have cur Of days wbea vs'ps nos winning
plaise
And e1CrythinE's going dead wrong.
When al our mistakes get the worst Of the hreakA
Yet the boss lets Us plug right along,
In your once downtown, vhG luekS thriving yul
And you're doing your work Ike Iout,
Thsn What would you think sons bonshsadsd EinE
Would stand up and yeIl: Take him cut"
L'ENvoL
whca HES game q Ger On that Beautiful shors
An the angels vin dsgle. 10 doubt.
whsn before the Psarly Gate thsy lOok at this ate
And Saint Peter aya: Take him Outl"
Jim Nasium, IN the Philadelphia Inautrrr.
A. farmers co-operstfve creamery in
Marshall County, Iowa. was operated
last year with good profit, and during
the year a new plant was built at a cost
OF $4,000 The years business amounted
tc 5000.
During the month Of November Gl52
tons OF salt were shipped to the United
States from England.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
IEAGUE
BATTING HONORS
GO TO SAM PECK
Adams Player Has Average Of .44s.
Warner Is Leading FislderS
with Perfect Percentage.
HANDY TOPS BASE srEAIERs

Little Sam Peck, who generally plays
third for the Adams team In the r r
Y. NJ c. a. League, but somstimes acts
as relief catcher in place OF Fitzgerald.
Is leading the Railroad circuit batsmen
for the first third Of the season. having
connected safely thirteen times In twen-
ty-nine trials. in nine games. making a
grand average Of .4fs. McCann and
Peck, but have not played as many
games. Snider. formerly Of Bridgeport,
In the Connecticut State League, II hit
ting at .E5s clip. and ts second TO but
one-Peek. Jim CaIlow, Car Departments
crack slab artist, Is third with .375,
while Hanvey. Johnnie Callow, Kehl,
and Sansbury are next highest, and fol-
low in thA order named.
warnG Il FieIdIng 1000.
First honors for neIding 50 to War
ner, pitching for the Station nine, hay-
ing accepted fve chances In I'VE games
without the semblance Of a miscue. CIV
ing him a perfect average Gregory,
the star first sac<er on the Southern
aggregation. Is second with = percentage
Of .s72. having made thirty put-outS. i've
assists and one error. Peck. with 81,
Fitzgerald with go and J. Callow with
.ss7. are third. fourth. and fifth. respee-
lively.
Sixteen stolen bases IN ten games ia
the record Of Handy, who plays the third
corner for the Carmen. while Dutch
Pugh, second beseman on the same team,
Is second with thirteen pilfered sacks,
in nine eontests- Third place is a tie,
John CaIlow and PlatZ each having
swiped nine, while the same conditions
prevail at fourth place. Snider and
Crymes each having stolen eight.
OnicIal batting and fielding averages
OF every man who has played In any
game OF part OF q game on the schedule
are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Runs-Espey. DAVIS. Co1ner q. BurnA MattinEiy
%. Stpthen o.. Watson, Murray q, T. Miller.
LsEiS ST. Chair G. Miller White. Lah on basss
on balls--OH Todd. 4; "a Thomas 5: od Conner.
Innings pitched-By Todd. ] -: by Thonhs, -; b.
Conner. S Hits made-Od Todd. ;: of Thomas. j.;
% Conner. 10 Struck OCt-By ThonAs. ]: By Con-
nsr, ;: b. A. White. II. Hone run-Strothe-A
ThrsshGse hit-F. Mlier. TwO-bass hits-LsEis.
Thomas EspeJ. saeTffs fies-F Miller Stolen
bases-Espey, Davis Conner. Burns Mattingly 4l.
Lewis ST. Clair %. Duubls play-G. Miller 10
strUthrrS Hit b pitchs-By A Whit. Conner.
Mckee. Wild pitSbes-Todd =, Conner. Passed
ball-Symsnosh. ! Umpre-Mr. woodward. Tine
q Eame-l hour and 50 minutes-
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
XEETERDAYIs RESULTS.

Ooiumbia Learus- Punpels. I; Bankea i lcaral
Hat Washinrton LesEBs-Flrst \. P. 81 Psesbg
arikrs 3
Indepandsnos Laagus-Pepco. !; Southland. 4
Nar1ustts LsaEus-rrinify, 70. 81 stephsa1. !.
Northela ABocaion-Park, 3; Andregs. 8
Railroad 7. n o. A. League-No GLma
sunday sohool Leag1e-NltEity. q; Anaeostia. :
TO-AIORRovvss GAMES.
Columbia Isa-us-s0utheu ~ Equitable
Departmental League-Open data
East Washington Learns-Ninfh ". Frs n ?.
Undergraduates Leagne- Manhattan - Pepeo.
Narquette Learus-Medicns " PriuterA
Horthen Ansocatcn-seaton Va BerantE
Railruad 7. ~ G. A. Learns-CSr DepartnDt y.
outhern.
sunday sehod Lsaqas-Llncoln N Nativity.
GOFEnn@t Lsagus-IuteFior "a Agrizalturs.
TreaRry-opop data.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
To-DAY's GAME AT COSMOS.

ulectric SeorebOard to Reproduce
observation-disclosures Contest.
The game to-day In St Louis between
the Nationals and st. Louis Is to be
played at the Cosmos Theater on the
Rodier electric scoreboards play begin
ming Immediately with the start In the
Western city, which Is o'clock wash
ington time. AS an extra attraction 70
the baseball fans. the regular Sunday
show wiz be given, starting at O'Clock
One admission only is 70 be charged
A special invitation has been extended
by the manegement to the ladies'
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

TIE GAME

Jumpers and Bankers Battle TO
No Result.
A pitchers battle between Greene and
Buscher. IN the columbla League. re-
suited IN q to / tie. American Security
and Pumping Station being the opposing
teams. Although he allowed one more
hit than his opponent. Buscher famed
ten batsmen and passed none. Buscher
received a bad start by being scored on
IN the opener. but got better a. the con-
test progressed. Greene was IN fne fet-
tie often getting out OF bad places by
alright pitching
Sensational fielding was done by both
teams Davis and Hayes, for the Bankers.
especially were IN the Iimelight by very
fast work in their respective positions
The incest play Of the game was made
by Steele, In center for the Pumpers.
when he caught Vests line drive coming
IN on the run Score,
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
sWARTHMoRE BEATEN.

Harvard Wins La Crosse champlon-
ship of q. s., Score to 8.
Cambridge. Mass, June Harvard de-
fsatsd Swarthmore at la crosse this aft
ernoon by Z to s. AS the Crimson had
previously won the championship Of the
northern division Of the college league and
the Pennsylvanisns had won the title in
the southern section, to-day's contest de-
cided the intercollegiate championship Of
the United States.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Rms-Hagg, BIleary, Wade. Oo1lo1, Csyer,
Hines, Noone R. MmtAugh C9, King o., Stewart.
Jackson, Poous, CANT Fnst base On eIors-St
stsphe1's 2; Trinity I Left bSses-st. Stephen'a
?: Trinity , Frs base On ballE-of Martin, 4; on
Hines J Of CANT Innings pitched-By Martin. s.;
b. Hines, TINES At bat By opponentS-Agzins
Martin. Is; against Hines, Il. Kits mads-Of Mar
tin, 2; on Hines 3. Struck out-By Martin, a. By
Hines, J. Home u1n-Hager. Sacihcs ay-Blundon
Sacrihce hit-king. Stolen basss-Conlon, Nconn
King Wild pitch-GHnt. Pissed bGIls-Stsed, Win
dom Umpte-Mr. Nora Tine Of gams-l hour
aDd 90 minute
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Runs-rayior. sTAnlding q, Hunt, GIN. FTy %
Sullivan %, Morris. Green FIrst bass on eIurB-
Southland. .: Pepoo, LET o. bases-SouthlEnd. b
Pepco, 10 First base % baIlS-Oh Jones, 9; of Bar
ton. ! Struck out-By Jones. 10; b. Barton. S
Threebass hit-MoufA TWO-hass hit-M1rTtA Sac.
Tihca hy-Lgnch- Stolen baSeS-SpGnlding @. Green.
Double piAy-Deshard 70 Hunt Wild pitch-Bar,
ton. Passsd hais-DGchard. 1 Umpre-Mr. New.
nan Tine Of uns-l hour and D minutsA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
DoUBIE-HEADER TO-DAY.

Two Games Promised at Georgia
Avenue and Kenyon streets
Two games are book for the Northern
League diamond to-day, the frst being
called at , o'clock sharp. Andrews and
Park Athlstc club win take part IN the
curtain raiser. and the strong waverley
team viii be pitted against the seaton
Athletic Club IN the fnal contest. These
games are postponed contestA capk
jenkins viii umpirG
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Runs-Baue. Lake ~, Upton, MulTcy, WALTERS.
Hiser. Russo 90. Monroe C2i, Wood, Chisn- First
base By eFroEs-AndrsEs, ;; PHrk, LEFT On bases
Andrews. 10; Park. 8. First bass oa halls-OH Wal
ton. Struck Out-By Walters. 4; By TIpton. 81; b
Wood. 9. Homs run-Late. Russo. ThreSbass hits
-Hiser, Lake TEo-hnss hit-Widmayer. saerihcs
hit-lmmuthsn. Stolen bases-LAks. Immuthen. Null
vey. Chism tZ)l Russo q. Monroe Wood, Chtsm.
Hit By pitchG-By Wood. Macs and Walters. Um-
pire-Mr. JnkinA Tine Of same-l hour and 50 min
utea
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Rms-BrUEn. HsnasJ. Ksy. Havkins q. SUD
Ter, Rie1 o.. johnson %. W. Ford. spenerT.
BAned uns-WG 4 NEry. 10: Intsrior. 4 Frs
base b. eTou-Wu NaTy. !: Interior. L Len
on hases-Intsror. 2: War 4 NETy. L First base
On balls-Oh smacU1n, 2; o6 HEEktns, / Struck
hts-W. Ford. Spencer. Brown Stolen hasss-J.
Ford. ". Ford Brown, Minkns Passad hau-
Mr. sudlsr. Tine q EGme--l hour and % minute
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Runs-MHler, Beard. GioTannstt, sal O., Han.
Cunningham o., Smith. Lewis. Sullivan, ogis,
ORGAN. LEFT on bases-Cump Currency, 6; Hydro.
Once, First baSs On balls-Oh HolloEhan, ]; on
Vose, 2; OF CIogan, 1 Innings pitcbed-By Hol-
louhAn, Is; bg Vose. & IS Time at bat by op-
ponents-Against HoIloEhan. 3; against vose. B
hits made-oH HolloEhAn, Z; of Yose, s. Struck
out-By Yose 5; BY Crunns Home un-Cun-
ninghAm. TEo-bass hitS-GiOTaunetd, Sell SaeIi-
hcs hit-Hal Double plEy-Afiller tunassisted1.
mfnuteA
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Rm--Lsws Knode. Fir-. R Lsdnun. Binds.
Hatton, HoheckeT 81. saGthca hitS-PWtsr Bid1A
Stolen bases-AIeskins sZ. Kelly LsEs Knods. b.
Lednum, Hatton q. Struck out-By Hoiecksr. 6; b.
Biddle. !: b. Lewis, First hass On balls-Of Hof-
fecker 2: of Biddls ]: on Lewis. /. Wild pitch
HofeckrT. Hit b. pitcher-By Biddls. Knods. Hia
nAds-Of Biddle. in innins; on Lewis. IN
inningS Double plAy-HohecksT to J. LsdDm 10
Binder. First bass eTrors-Washngtnn Collegs, Z;
M A. O.. S Len on bases-WGshington CollsEe. {;
n A. c.. q Umpi-e-Mr. Verabe. Tine a EHms-l
hour and 70 MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Huns > Besdha, MarsaoN Hoblit1el, Nitcbel.
EE1n. Mclean. suEgs. Wheat, roolsy, BArssr.
Three-bass hits-Tooley Bescher, Moran Stolen
basss-Hoblitsell Mitchell q. Esmond Double
plhy-DAnbeTt lunAssistedO. Len % bases-CinSn-
nhd. q; Brooklyn. Bass on balloon SuEgS 2;
"a Ragon ); oi BarEsr. Struck out-By suEEs
>; b. RAg1n, /; hy BarEI. ! UmpireS-MesSrs
Rigier and Finneran- Tine Of pmS-l hour and
% minutes.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Runs-JohnSon %, Lusco1be. h Smithson, R.
Suithson, Thompson. Kelly. M1ior. Rove. Let on
bases-NatiTitT. 2; AnacnstiR. ; FiEt bass % e.
rurs-NatiTitys = Struck out-By Kelly. 9; BY Ru-
long s. Bases on balls-oh Kelly, ?: OF Ruloug
0. Stolen base-Ba1erol Two-bass hits-Rulong
Kelly. Thrse-bass hit-Thompson Home run
pirs-Mr. Dickson. Tine of amsI hour and S
minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
Departmental League.

@aaNs
Mouday-op@-
Tuesday-opeh
Wednesday-opn-
Thusday-Open-
FIiday-open-
SaturdAy-Open-
East washington League.
Monday-Niuth u. FIrSt Nj
Tuesday-Ninth Va Firt Presbyterian
WsdnesdAy-First n P. "a Metropolitan PTOshytS
Ran.
Thursday-Mst-opolftan Presbyterian ". NiutA.
GturdAy-MstrUpolitan PrsbytrTinn "a Flrst Pres-
Government LeaEue.
M1day-Inssior Va AgricalturS.
TussdAy-WGR vS g. p o.
WednsdAy-open date.
ThursdAy-G. P o. VA interior.
FTiday-Agriculturs ~ War.
saturdAJ-open dEts.
independence League.
ndGy-Slanhattan y. Pepua
TuesdAy-Lotna "a southlEnd
WednesdHy-Sati0nal A. c. ". AloydaG
Thursday-Pepeo "a Southland.
Frday-boner "a National A. Q.
ssturdAy- AloyStus ~ Mnnhattan
Northern Association.
MondAy-ssatous "a Rsgeuts
Tnesday-HGsld Va AndrsSA
Wednesday-Resrnts ~ Park.
ThIusday-AndreEs Va seatous
FEday-Park VI. Herald.
Saturday-seatons Va wavEley.
Marquette League.
Monday-NsEaI Medicsl School u. col,rahi. IN
TnesdEy-St- Stephens Va Te1nauytoun
WedDesdAy-Bethesd "a Carrul Institute
Thursday Columhia 10 " St. stsphen'a
Fdday-Carron Institute VI. Naval Medic.i s.bool
Saturday. fennaIlytoEn ~ BethesdA.
n. r.. Y. NJ. c. A. League.
AIoDday-ca- Depannens " soushsn.
Tuesday-Union stati0a "a Adams Exrrss
Wednesday sonthssn "a Unirn stAtioz
Ihlrsday- Aians k1rEess "a Car Dsparznsut
Ffiday-Adhnas EzTEe8 ". Southern
satuday-opes date
sunday school League.
Monday-Lineoln n Nativity.
Tuesday-IngTam n Anacostia ~
Hednesday- Iinooln -. Ncrih Carotna
Ihursday-N attEity y. Sherwood.
Frday-Sorth carotina ~ Anaenstia
saturaAy-sherHood u Ingran.
Navy LEAGUE.
alnday- Supplies and AecOunis ", lE.ris. eo-ps
Tue1day-Open data
Wsdnssdiy sscstlrs " stsan Enrin,s.n..
Ihs1pday--s -suppllss and Aeaounis y. coa.tluesioa
Tsass--sissin, co-vs "A s.autrss oaa
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
SCHEDULE OF GAMES
IN AMATEUR LEAGUES
DURING THE WEEK
Columbia League.

Mond1y-southern N. InEHHnos.
TuesdAy-Kensingtol ". Amsdcan Security and
Trust
Wednesday-southsrn RAILWAY ~ BraddnSk-
ThursdAy-InsEancs " Mount Pleasant Athls1e
Club
Friday-Ansrisa Security and Trust n. Southern
ssturduy-AfOunt Pleasant Athlete Club N Ken
dngton-
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
To-AIoRRoWls GAlIEl
ANDREWS BEATEN.

Northern League.
Park defeated Andrews yesterday IN
the Northern Association, to 8. Wood
twirling good ball for the winners.
Tony Russo's base running was the
feature OF the game. stealing two bases.
and scoring four runs.
Park and Andrews meet to-day In the
first game Of a double-header, and Sea-
ton and Waverley win hook up IN the
second game. These are postponed games,
and the first battle win start promptly
at 2 O'clock Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

Runs-HEyes, c. DHriA Stolen baset-c DAris
q. Adams. HAyes. G. RaEilnEs. DGEia e. Lef
On bsses-American Security. 5; Pumping Staten.
Bases On balls-O6 Green. = Frst base On euors-
American security ]; Pumping Station. Struck
out-By Greene }: hT Buseher. 10. Umpire-Mr.
HughsA Tine q Elne-I hour and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
REDS DOWN DODGERS.
suEEs TwirIs Cincinnati to Victory.
Final score IL to 5.

Brooklyn. June The Cincinnati Reds
defeated Brooklyn, to 8. principally
through the good pitching Of suggs
Ragon, who started for the Brooklyns,
lasted less than three innings. Bargsr
succeeded Ragon, but he let In two runs
before he settled down to pitching classy
ball. Score;
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
Hydro ofice, IL; Currency, 8.

Hydrographic once won from the
Comptroller Of Currency team in the
Treasury League on the Ellipse, L to 3
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
REDNrEN LOSE.

Warriors, In the CoIored Depart
mental League, Win, 10 to 2.
The Warriors defeated the Redmen IN
the colored Departmental League, 10 to =
smaekum pitched for the losers. Brown
led with a single and triple out OF
two times at bat Score.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02

St. Agnes defeated the strong Trojan
team OF southeast in an exciting game.
Is to II. This was the last game In q
series Of three In which st. Agnes came
out victorious.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
INTERIOR ON TOP.
Defeats Commerce and Labor by
to 4 Score.

In 4 weIl-played game on the White
Lot In the Departmental League yester-
day, Interior defeated Commerce and
Labor, s 10 4
running were the features. Both Car
roll and Eberwein pitched well. the for
mer allowing five hits and tanning ten,
while the latter was touched mp for
six hits, but struck out fourteen. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
SOUTHLAND DEFEATED.
Are Handed short End of to =
seore By Pepeo.

In an interesting game yesterday In
the Independence League Pepeo defeated
Southland. to The Power boys
clinched the game In the nrst inning.
when Morris tripled with the bases
loaded OF the seven runs scored BY the
winners Morris batted in fve and tailed
one himself. Carr played a sensational
game in right field for the losers. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
NATIVITY THE WINNER.

Defeats AnaeOstIa in Sunday school
League, Z to 2.
Nativity easily defeated Anacostia In
the Sunday School League. Score, to 2
Luscombe played well for the winners.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
PREsBYTERIAEs SURPRISED.
MethOdiEts Are Victorious Over
RIvaIs-seore IS TO 5.

The Mehodists sprung a surprise by de-
feating the Presbyterians easily. 13 TO S,
in hstless exhibition. featured by the
batting and base running Of Mattingly.
Conner lead his team at the bat and
played 4 good game IN the field. Score:
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
Totais S 6Hnl Totals..

Pollock out for not touching third base.
interior. 80 go I-S
G. 4 &L-..--...........-.-..-... 0oio -
Runs-CoDoFeT Gs), Pollock q, Fisher e.. McLeren
Co. BaTbaro, SteSuTt- First base On eTurs-lnterior
5; Q. & L. L Left on bases-Interior, 4; O. 4
l.. ? First base bllls-O6 Carroll, ;; Oh Eoer-
ven, { Struck out-By Carroll, 10; by EberWsin,
Il Three-bass hit-Pollock. TWo-bass hits-Pol-
lock, C0noTeT Vanderiip. Barbara. MeLeuen- sac
rihcs hit-Hansen- Stolen basas-ConoFer 90. Pol
lock Fisher Flannery, Double piAys-Carron 70
Fisher TO Hansen; Pollock 70 Fisher. Passed balls
Pollock. Tucker %. Umpire-Mr. CollihoEsr.
Tine Of EzmeI hour md 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1912-06-02
FUTURE BIG LEAGUERs.

The Cyclone Athletic Club added an
other game 10 its string of victories by
the strong Oriental team OF
Brightwood IN a fast and weIl-played
contest, to > The pitching Of C. Weld
man, who allowed but two scratch hits.
was easily the feature OF the game. The
Cyclones would like to arrange games
with all teams averaging Il and IS. Ad-
dress a. Weidman. I7S5 Ninth Street
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salt mines near cracoW, IN Poland.
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TRINITY WINS.

st. Stephens Nine Beaten by 10 to
Score.
Trinity beat ST. Stephens yesterday in
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The Tigers defeated the Blue Jays in
l5-inning contest. The features were
the pitching Of Miller. catching Of Payne,
and the batting Of Thomas, Belasky, and
Coplan.
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Treasury Learue.

1londay-open dafe
Wednes5ay-A1ditor for slats "a Ci4ii servi.s
Thursday-N B. r. A. "a oolpreuer q Tie
CuIrencI.
FFiaag-Auditsr Tor War y. c4n sETis..
stlts.
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CoIored DeparfmentaI Learue.

Monday-Intaior " War and Nasy.
Tnedzg-G. P. o. "a Bureau.
Wednesday-Agrio1lturs vi War ana Nay.
IhurdEy-R. o. " @. p. o.
EridzT-InteFir N Buren,.
Etturiay-P. o. " G. P. o,
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Government League.
Mnday-Interior Va Agriculhro.
TussdAy-Wag VA g. P. o.
WednadAy-opsn date.
ThursdAy--G. P. o. ". interior.
Ffiday-Agriculturs ~ War.
SaturdAy-0pn data.
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Independenee LeaEue,

Monday Manhattan y. Pepca.
Tuesday-Lofia "a Southland.
WednesdEy-Sational A. G. W AloyEiuN
Thursday-Pspeo IA Southland.
Fdday-Boher "a National A. Q.
neutrality-suspicious. ". Manhattan
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Northern Association.

NOFtAeFh AHsocIhtIon'
MondAy-Seatous ". Rezents
T1esday-HGzld "a. Andrew
Wednesday-Regsnts ". Park
Thunsday-AndrsEs va seatous
Friday-Park VI. Herald.
Saturday-Seatons Ts. Wavsrley.