Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-11
HAYES CREATES
PECULIAR RECORD
Strikes Out Twice in One In
ming in American Security
Southland Game.
PROMINENT PERSONS
ADDRESS ONO CLUB
Griffith and Several of Ma
tionaIs Make Remarks at
Annual Banquet.
BY II. c. BYRD.

Skeetz' Hayes. playing shortstop for
the American Security and Trust Com
pany, created 4 record for himself yes
terday that is likely to stand all sea-
son. 1t was not the kind Of record that
Hayes has been used TO making: it
was not particularly brilliant by any
means; il was not the kind Of record
that has caused him to be kown as one
of the best performers in amateur base
ball. He struck out twice in one inning
In the first inning of the Southland
Bankers game Hayes was batting in
second place. Shipley, first UP, walked
and stole. Hayes promptly swung Wild
ly at couple that he could not have
reached with pole. The batting order
went entirely around and Hayes was
up again. with only one ont. his strike
out. The bases were full and Hayes
famed the air for the second time in
the inning and for the second out.
1t cannot be remembered when that
was done in a base ball game previous
to the one yesterday, and 1t is probable
that 1t Is a mark that will stand all
season and for several seasons to come.
The ONO Club. organized and con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the
Brightwood Sunday school and spon-
sored by H. S. Omohundro. had two
quet last night. They were First As
sistant Postmaster General Daniel c.
Roper and Manager Clark Grfmth.
Both men made addresses in which
they praised the work OF the club and
wished it every success
Manager Griffith spoke TO quite. an
extent on the national game and the
manner in which 1t Is being taken up
and advanced by the churches as u
clean. wholesome sport It was Grit
fith's opinion that the most remarkable
feature in the advancement of base
ball in the last few years has been the
favorable attitude assumed toward 1t
by the ministry. He said that years
ago the church was absolutely opposed
to the game. but that now 1t was just
the opposite. and ministers Of the gos-
pei do not hesitate to go out to the
games for an afternoons recreation
Mr.. Griffith also spoke OF the develop
ment Of ball club, and said that II
would be impossible to attain success
unless harmony existed
Several of the Nationals were present.
and Gedeon. Mullin. Moeller. Nor
gan and BOehline made Few
the talks given by "fDntch'' Schaefer and
Calvo. The former got OFF some Of hi.'
drolleries. and Calvo told what re had
to say in Spanish.
Lee Mccarthy. First Vice President Ben
iamin Gist Second Vice President Melvin
Stockton Secretary Charles Wannan
Treasurer Edward McAleer. and CHAPLAIN
Oscar McKimmie. AL of the ONO Club;
II. : Omohundro. J. f. Mitchell. w. NJ
Webb Z, Howison. r. Stockton w. II.
Labofish. L. $ Mohler, E. q. Monler. IL.
B. r. Gist. l.. :. Mccarthy. George Gist.
:. Willis. G r. Bowen. F. button {.
Dutton. III. Manuel. w. TAFT Wannan. j.
Bowers. ]. w. Labofish. L. Poole. r. Me-
Aieer. L. Labofish. c. Wood, X. a. Cor
don. A. Dsvers. r. Rankin. {. Morgan.
n. Kimhal. r.. Barrett. G. Strictly. $.
Faulkner Z. McAleer 81, and f. krause.
The Bankers and Cornell are due 10
clash again today in the Capital CITY
League. The game is apt to be a close.
well played one. such as took place the
other day between the two teams. when
rIay was called with The score tie.
Eienle Hoffecker or Loomis will do fhe
nitching for the Trust Company. while
it is reported. Cooley or Sullivan will
work for Cornell.
The games scheduled in the amateur
circuits today are as follows:
Capital City League. North Capitol
and l. streets Observation-Disclosures vs.
Cornell.
Central League. LIST and NJ streets
northeast-Sherwood VS.. G. p. o.
departmental League. White Lot
Post Office vs. Angles
East Washington League 18th and -
streets northea st-F'irst Methodist VS..
United Brethren.
Federal League. Grant Circle and Up
shur strect-Pension vs. Trinity.
Railroad League 9Th street and Flori-
da ayenue-Open date.
Northwest SUNDAY school League
Georgia avenue and Kenyon street-St
Paul vs.. Emmanuel.
Marquette League. 35th street and
Wisconsin avenue--St. Stephens VS..
War.
Two of the hest teams in the North
west Sunday School League are due to
meet today. and it is expected that the
largest crowd of the year will turn
out to watch the contest Emmanuel
ard st. Paul will meet and. as both
have been going well. there is much
speculation to the probable winner.