The Washington times., 1913-07-16
By BRYAN MORSE.

Chris Fienle, who has proved to be
the mainstay in the box for Georgetown
University for the past two years will
attempt to pitch the Bankers to win
over Cornell Company at the Capital
City League grounds today and will In
all likelihood be opposed by Ted Sulli-
van, last years running mate to
Buck Barton, who won the intercity
title for Pepco.
With these two twirlers in action and
the result of the contest counting
heavily on the title winner in the
league race. there is every indication
that the amateur baseball followers Will
flock to North Capitol and L streets
Sullivan has fulfilled the predictions
made for him last year. has rounded
into one of the best of the amateur
pitchers and at the start of the season
was wanted by the Richmond club for
a league trial.
Cornell will place his best lineup in
the field and expects to win The Paper
hangers won the last contest from the
Bankers by to 3, Billy Martins steal
of home giving the Cornell Company
team the margin of victory. The game
today should prove to be a fast one no
matter which team wins
Lefty Wooden, a left handler and
one of the smallest of the amateur
hurlers in the city. pluckily won con-
test from Petwor:h in the Federal Cir
cult yesterday pitching for Fairmont
wooden allowed but six hits and was
opposed by KidwelI, who gave Fairmont
but three safeties.
The score went at to 2, and in the
last inning Wooden famed batter
for the final out with two on bases
Kidwell famed eleven Fairmont batters
while Wooden got two more. The game
was one of the best played in the Fed
eraI League this season.
st. Stephens and Trinity win right
along in the Marquette League, and the
final standing of the teams appears to
hinge on the games played between the
two teams. On Monday Trinity came
through with a win and yesterday st.
Stephens defeated Holy Name. Trinity
plays today.
Sherwood, though outhit by Twining
managed to hang it on the Twining
outfit by to 4. Five runs scored in
one inning proved to be too much for
the Twining boys who rallied in the
ninth frame, but failed to catch up.
At a meeting of the Federal League
last night, two games were ordered to
be played Both were declared forfeits.
The game of July 2, between Tangle-
wood and Fairmonts, which was for
feited by the former, was ordered to be
played, while that of Monday, when
Pension Bureau failed to appear. was
also ordered to be staged.
The East Washington Sunday School
Leagie staged fast game yesterday
when Reformation and st. Agnes got
of Reformation, and the contest was
won in the first inning when Reforma-
tion got three runs and lead enough TO
add two more later. St Agnes made
seven errors which proved to be the
teams undoing.
Hack Fanshaw, who once and
awhile clouts them a mile is seriously
thinking Of going into training for
sprint races. Hack" is quite a hitter,
but fails signally TO cover the ground
in getting around the paths. Yester-
day he hit one a mile in the Commerce
and Labor r-Marines game but failed to
get farther than second base.
Pollock, pitching for Fairlawn yes
terday in the Potomac circuit, let down
the Highland team with four hits,
pitching Wei all along the route and
at IL to 3.
The Congress Heights-G II. !. game
today should furnish enough excitement
10 warrant large following. Congress
Heights is ahead and bids fair TO win
the title. G. II. l. can be looked upon
as being able to hand the leaders a de-
feat
At a meeting of the directors of the
Northwest Sunday School League. the
following postponed games were ordered
played on the following future dates:
July 19, Fourth Presbyterian VS. Mt.
Pleasant; July 2s, Emmanuel Baptist VS..
st. Paul; July g. Calvary NJ. z. vs. Mt.
Pleasant Congregational; July q, st.
Paul VS.. Emmanuel Baptist
AS a result of certain protests that
were heard at the meeting, Emmanuel
Baptist Is to be credited with having
won one more game and charged with
having lost two more games. Calvary
NJ. e. is to be credited with having won
two games Whitney Avenue is TO be
credited with having won. one game
and charged with having lost one game.
Fourth Presbyterian is to be charged
with having lost one game.