Evening star., 1913-06-22
BY II. C. BYRD.

mon 10 lead their base ball teams next
spring F'ienle will head the forces at
Georgetown, Zachary has been selected
at Catholic University and Randall has
been placed in charge at Gallaudet- In
each case the men who have been
granted the honors nf leadership are
the most valuable to their respective
teams. and they should make good men
for the positions.
1t would be difficult to find two more
consistent men in college ranks than
Zachary and Fienles 1t would he I'M
POSSIBLE to get men with better DISPOSE
tions and it is doubtful if there are
players of much greater capabilities to
ne found on many college mines. Randall
of Gallaudet was the best ball player
the Kendall Greeners had last spring.
In Chris Fienle, Georgetown has a
man on whom it can depend in almost
any emergency. He is the right kind
TO have as captain of a team. Not only
is he capable himself, but he is of such
character that he would be willing to
concede any honorS to another pitcher
for the benefit of the team. He would
walk from the box of his own accord
20 give way to another twirler if he
thought that by doing his nine would
stand better chance to win. He is
player VINO would be a credit to any
ball club. not only because of his ability
as pitcher, but for the reasons just
mentioned
Zachary is another just such fellow
as Fienle. He is about as fine a lad
as one would care to meet, and when he
Is not giving his best it is because
something is wrong with him and he cam
not do IT. And 1t must not be thought
fi.s,, fnat Zachary is not mighty clever
place on the diamond, with the exception
of the pitchers. and do very creditable
work too. In the spring of 1912
University; this spring he went to the
lnfield: now he is catching for the Amer.
lean Security and Trust Company and
he has made good job of every posi-
ton. There are not a great many who
can 90 as we'll In one position as Zachary
can do in all.
No captain has as yet been elected
nut II has been reported that Hoffecker
ls the man most liable to be chosen
e fns mas mas been % the ma mainstay in the box
would make good If given the leadership
of the 1914 nine. zap
The Analostan Boat Club will send a
crew to the peoples regatta in Phila
delphia the Fourth of July. The boat
VIII consist of practically the same
men as represented Technical High
during the spring. The entry will be
maze IN the Junior class and no at
event. Gold watches are to be given as
prizes in that race
The work of the Analostan crew has
been OF such character as to indi-
cate that a victory would not be i'm
possible by any means, but it has been
rumored that some members of the
crew feel that they have been de-
veioped sufficiently and need not work
any more That is probably because
the Potomacs have been beaten in a
dual race within the last month 1t
should be remembered. though that
the Potomacs were not in near as good
condition at the time of the dual event
as the Analostan bunch. or Tech, as it
was known then. Since that time the
Potomacs have been working hard and
nave two or three new men in their
boat: They have shown much improve
ment and will come near winning in
the Philadelphia regatta. The Analos-
tans and Potomacs are in the same
race apd 1T is generally thought that
the result of it lies between them.
The two crews will leave here JULY
IN private car. They will travel
together. AL arrangements for the
trip have been made by Mr.. Claude
P Zappone.
II was distinct surprise that Syra
cuse should win from Cornell yester-
day in the varsity race at Poughkeep-
sic cf course, IL is not reasonable TO
suppose that the Ithacans could win III
the time. but their victories have been
so numerous that they are generally
looked upon as being invincible. Last
year they practically swept the river
Cornell got both the freshmen eight
cared race and the varsity fours
Ap interesting fact was brought up
last night after the result of the var
siry race was known. 1t has been the
contention of Courtney, the Cornell
coach, that the race should be lessened
to three miles. He has contended that
the last part OF the event did not mat
ter so much, because the boat that was
leading at the three quarters mark
was the one that would finish first
That has generally held true but this
time was the exception, as Syracuse
did not get by Cornell until the last
eighth of mile had been reached.
A game is scheduled in the Northwest
Sunday School League for tomorrow that
will be one OF the most interesting of
the season. Immanuel Baptist and ST
Paul, the two leaders. are TO play, and
II is probable that the largest crowd
that has appeared at a contest In that
circuit this season will be present Both
clubs have been playing an article of
nall that has been very creditable. St.
short margin. and Emmanuel will have
TO go we'll for the remainder OF the
season II II is to win out.
When one starts to pick the best in
ielders in the amateur leagues the name
Of Jack Spa ulding should not be forgot
ten. Spaulding is "A mighty clever fell
low there being few shortstops who can
he called his equal. He IS at work in
his position in every game, works hard
and generally manages TO show up well.
.,ot only does he field well and hit
better than the average, but he can
pitch a creditable game II will be re-
membered that in a game between
Southland and the Bankers short time
ago Spaulding went into the box after
TWO hurlers had been clouted for seven
runs in the first inning and held the last
mentioned aggregation TO one lone run.
If Spauiding pitched regularly he would
get away with lot of games.
There are four different colleges repre-
sented IN the lineup OF the American
Security and Trust Company nine-Iaf-
ayette. Catholic University. MARYLAND
Agricultural College and Georgetown.
Myers and Holden are the two meu
from Lafayette. Holden is not as vet
signed up. but he is certain to PLAY with
the bank aggregation after he return :
from summer school .FienIe Davis an6
Donrelly are the Georgetown men hold
inC down positions; Zachary. HAYES and
Green are the Catholic University play
ers who are on the roster. while Hof-
fecker. Morris. Shipley ana Ioomis ar<