Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-30
PENNANT IS WON
BY INTERIOR NINE
Makes Certain of Department.
al Championship by Beating
Agriculture Again.
AUSTIN HOWARD is
DOING GOOD WORK
Reports Indicate That He Is
Playing Clever Ball for
Lynn Club.
BY II. C. BYRD.

Inc departmental League pennant goes
TO Interior. That club has made good its
claims on the championship in a manner
mat admits of no doubt. Its work has
oeen such in the last two contests that it
has clearly demonstrated superiority and
deserves the honor it has won
Inc game yesterday resulted in a clean
cut victory for the Interior lads There
was no forfeit. and the score shows that
the contest must have been won on it's
merits. Better pitching. harder hitting.
more capable base running and superior
heldinS were shown by the winners The
play OF the winning club according TO the
evidences of the report. was much SUI
perior in every department. which is
shown by the margin in the score.
interior is likely TO be rather hard
proposition 10 beat in the post-season
series. Judging by the result of the Sc
ries played between Interior and Agricul-
ture during the regular league season. il
was thought that the latter would have
proved TO be more difficult to beat in the
post-season series, but that opinion is re-
NerSed now by the decisive victories Sc
cired by interior. The club seems to
have capable pitching, is a fair hitting
combination and fields well. Such a COM
bination is not easy to defeat under any
conditions.
The Maryland Agricultural College has
scheduled its first base ball game for
next year. 1t is with Dickinson College.
and will be played at College Park, Fri
day. May /.
y. A. King. manager of the Maryland
Athletic Club team of Baltimore, was
over here yesterday to get Morris of the
American Security and Trust team to go
To Cape May for weeks stay TO play
ball with that club. Mr. King wanted
Morris to play first base on his club,
that position on his team being rather
weak.
The Hyattsvilie club forfeited for the
second time in the Capital City League
yesterday, the Bankers benefiting there
column. The Hyattsville bunch is sched-
uled to meet Cornell today. and IL i,
forfeits again, will probably lose its
1t would be a very difficult matter To
secure another team to take the place OF
the Hyattsville nine II ii forfeits today
Unless it is able to get out a team today
IL will mean, according TO the league
rules, that IL is no longer a member OF
the league. Just what would. or could
be done under such conditions is doubt
full. 1t would either be up to the league
officials to declare the season ended OIL
else get another team to take Hyatts-
ville's place to finish out the schedule.
The following is a list of the game.
scheduled in the amateur circuits today:
Capital City League-Cornell VS.. Hyatts
vile.
Central League-Twining VS. Y. NJ. III. A
Departmental League-Interior VS.. Agri
culture.
Federal League-No game scheduled.
East Washington Sunday School Leagu,
First M. Il. VS.. Presbyterian.
Junior Lea gue-Iroquois VS.. Columbias.
Northwest Sunday School League-Fair
nonts VS.. Whitney.
Potomac League-G, II. I. VS.. Stee
Plant.
Eastern Lcague-Avondaies Mo
hawks