Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-03
AGC|ES HAVE SHOW
NOW FOR PENNANT
Place Themselves in the Run
ming by Defeating the In
terror Team.
LOCAL CLUBS CREWS
LEAVE CAPITAL TODAY
Potomacs and Analostans to Row in
Philadelphia Regatta
Tomorrow
Ply II. C. BYRD.

Agriculture now has a chance to win
the Departmental League pennant. BY
winning from Interior yesterday the
Farmers placed themselves in a position
where the championship is within strik-
ing distance. Had Interior got away
with the long end Of the score. it would
have had the title practically won
OF course, the odds are with Interior
yet, but if any other club can get away
with a game over that team ii will mean
that Agriculture viii go INTO the final
contest scheduled between the. Two with
the pennant depending on the result.
Post Office still has a chance. too. and
If the Mailmen should get their stride
in the manner they have at times in the
past they would prove very troublesome
to the two leaders. Under such condi-
tons they might be able to win the
championship.
The outdoor swimming championships
of the Amateur Athletic Union will be
held August 80 under the auspices of the
Washington Swimming Association. Be-
sides the regular list Of events. relay
mers in the section will probably take
part. Entry blanks may be obtained at
any of the sporting goods stores.
today on a special car for Philadel-
phia. where they will take part in the
Peoples regatta tomorrow. The Po-
tomac and Analostan clubs are the ones
lostans will row in only one race-the
Junior eights-but the Potomacs have
crews entered in five different events.
In the race in which the Potomacs
and Analostans meet-the junior event
the former have the advantage of the
best course. They will row over course
No. 8. which is the best II is under
the west shore and has the advantage
OF the current and the wind. that gen.
orally being the lee shore The Ana
lostans will be on course No. 2. which
will be almost on the other side of the
river.
Ted Sullivan and Sam Edmonston let
the Waverly club down in the Capital
city League yesterday without hit
being registered against them. Pitch
ing for the Cornell Company, they did
brilliant work. Edmonston did not
exert himself, nor did Sullivan. Sulli-
van proved that he is rounding into
form. and when he once reaches his
best condition is apt to give the best
OF them mighty hard run to beat him.
The following games are scheduled i'm
the amateur leagues today:
Capital City League-Bankers VS.. wav-
erley A. c. - -
Central League-Twining VS.. Printers.
pa 1ihSiiioi I<Cd " dT We fOSI
Office.
Federal Leag Petworth vs. Pension
Bureau.
East Washington Sunday School
League-First VI. p. vs.. Reformation
Potomac League-Fairlawn vs. Steel
Plant
Northwest Sunday School League
Whitney Avenue VS.. Emmanuel Baptist
Treasury League-Civil Service vs.. Fed
erals.
Eastern League-AvondaIe VS.. Western
Buds
Marquette League-Holy Name vs.. War
Department.
The Fourth Presbyterians in the North
west Sunday School League are going at
gait now that indicates that they
would be pennant contenders if the SEIZED
ule ran long enough. The lead now held
by the Emmanuel nine, though, is such
that it is not likely the Fourth boys will
be able to catch up. There has been some
talk of extending the schedule. If that
is done. then Emmanuel had better look
to its chances. Otherwise of course. it
is pretty certain TO finish in front. II
the schedule is heightened. then Whitney
Avenue and the Fourth teams are liza Bile
to make fight of it. The Whitney
bunch is going well. and is confident
that it will show it's heels to the leaders
when next they meet