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The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
FederaIs' L.ine-lp.
Teams Entered In
Free Uniform Contest

Junior teams entered in The WASH
ington Herald's Free Uniform Contest:
Young Eagles. Capt. Henry E. Keane:
The Grants, Capt. Charles Kershenbaum: !:
Reno Athletic Club. Capt. l. Rippel:
Northern Liberty Club. Capt. J. e. Chinn;
Trojan Midgets. Capt. Dennis Fitzgerald;
Norfolk Athletic Club. Capt olin Honig;
Combination Giants. Capt. William Eag-
lin; Linworth Juniors, Capt. Houston
Jarboe: Manhattan Athletic Club. Capt.
Earl May: Peabody Junior Athletic Club.
Capt. s. Higgins; Carlisle Athletic Club,
Capt. Charles Hutchinson; Madison
Athletic Club. Capt. Fred Noone; Blair
Midgets. Capt. Harry Schlosser: Viking
Athletic Club, Capt. Howard Reigner;
All Star Athletic Club. Capt William
Dove; Yankee Baseball Club. Capt. David
ApriI Petworth Cubs. Capt. M. Jung
hans; st. Aloysuis team, Capt. Panl
Eichorn: Regent Athletic Club. Capt. Saul
Goldberg; The Climbers, Capt Adolph
Baumgarten; Brookiand Recruits, Capt
J. A. Mahoney; Sherwood Athletic Club,
Capt. William E Lewis; Lewanae
Athletic Club. Capt. Desmond Murray;
The Saxons, Capt. Melvin Thrift: Sem
mole Athletic Club. Capt Walter Hof-
man: Senators Baseball Team. Capt Fred
Schneider; Potomac Athletic Club, Capt.
Grant Newton; The HiIltops. Capt. FRANK
oraina; The Invincibles, Capt. B. Rup-
pert; Logan Athletic Club. Capt. David
Burrows; Red Sox. Capt Bernard De-
Vaughan; Silver Spring Athletic Club,
Capt James Birch; The conquorers. Capt.
James McCann; lexington Athletic Club,
Capt. Arthur Tompkins: The Pirates,
Capt C. L. Haynes; Yankee Midgets,
Capt. s. Robbin: Irving Athletic Club,
Capt. v. Barry; Capital Midgets, Capt.
G. Gemmill; Madeira Athletic Club. Capt.
John Mccarthy; Harvard Athletic Club,
Capt Edward Atkinson; Ontario Juniors,
Capt Benjamin Meash: Euclid Athletic
Club, Capt. Joseph Thompson.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
Sunday School League
Game Ends In 3 Row
Umpires Mistake Hats Con-
test Before the Side
Is Retired.
REFORMATION IN LEAD

Yesterdays game in the East Wash
inston Sunday School League broke up
with q row. and as ayresult the league
officials will be called upon to act on the
protest OF Manager Fowkes. Of the Fifth
Baptist team, when they meet tomorrow
night.
When the. teams entered the seventh
inning Fifth was leading by one run. 9
to being the count. Reformation scored
five runs In the first half Of the inning.
Fifth came to bat scored one run, had
two men out. and one runner on third
base when Umpire Fanshaw called the
game. thinking the side had been re-
tired. when the second out had been
registered. - @A 49,.
When the mistake was discovered. the
umpire ordered Reformation to take the
field to oexnpIete the inning. but the
spectators had swarIned2 upon the field.
and play was Impossible. Darkness In
terened. and the game was allowed to
stand as though the inning had been
completed Inasmuch as the full inning
had not been played, Manager Fowkes
claims that the game should revert to
the last even innings and that his team
be awarded the ball game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
Eastern and Business
Will Battle For Title
With Kelley Out of the Way.
Capitol Hill Lads Should
Win Easily.
OTHER SCHOLASTICNOTES

Eastern and Business viii battle for
afternoon on Georgetown Field. Should
Business win, Eastern win still have a
chance. as the Light Blue and White
aggregation has a tie game with West
ern to its credit. and this game will have
to be played. On the other hand, should
Eastern win. and many think the Capt.
tol Hill aggregation. will capture the
over.
worden Dyer will work for Eastern
against Business. while many fans think
that Ed Kelley will be on the mound for
Business. notwithstanding the report
that he had been asked to turn in his
suit Should Kelley work. Eastern will
find the going tough. but with Blundon,
who 10 slated to hurl. In the box. the
Eastern clouters should land with ease
Judy Simpson has certainly proved
himself to be Westerns jinx- Three
times he has robbed them Of games in
the last four years and twice he has
beat the Red and White for the cham
pionship. Two years age he grabbed a
line drive on Palmer Stearns' bat
which, had ii gone safe. would have
won a championship for Western, while
Friday he duplicated the stunt Three
years ago he robbed Buck Howard OF a
hit. which would have smeared up the
game. and yesterday Howard was in
charge OF the Technical club. Fate plays
queer tricks at times.
Lou Goebel. of Eastern, looks to be the
best schoolboy receiver In Washington
on his short stay behind the bat. Goebel
has only worked In one game. but he
showed plenty OF class then. He works
like Frank, his older brother. who was
the star receiver in local independent
circles some six years ago.
Gene ochsenreiter on first for Tech.
put up mighty nifty article of ball
Friday. The big fellow was charged
with one miscue. a hard hit ball down
the first base line which he barely touch
ed, and hit well Peck, Westerns first
sacker. also hammered the bali hard In
this battle.
Tacks' Mccarthy proved himself to
be the best outfielder in the league in
the seventh session of the western-Tech
game when he caught a line drive In
deep center of Peyton's bat. which had
all the earmarks of a homer. "Tacks' Is
about the classiest outfielder in recent
years in scholastic baseball. and he is
certain to be selected for the Ar-High
team by the majority of the pickers.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
10 TACKLE wEsrovERs.

Z Since their defeat at the hands of the
strong Potomac A. c.. the .Mickie A. c.
have strengthened their team to the ex-
tent of q shortstop.. third baseu1an and
center field. three fast players who are
expected to show class Sunday against
the fast Westover team which the
Mickies hook up with in their third
game. on the towers diamond ct
2:3e o'clock today. Sutherland and HUM
bert VIII start the game for the Miclks,
with c. Smith and Sackctt ready to 60
in at the nrst sign sof Sutherland weak
enfng. The Aickies viii lineup as fol-
lows: Kempie. right Held: Mayhem. CEN
ter field or nrst base: Milyoy. third base:
Knbenback. shortstep; H. Smith. second
base; Moore. left fieid; Humbert, catch
er; Haush, lrst base OF center field;
sutheflsnd. pitcher. -
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
WEsrERGARD Confident.

Gene westergard. the wrestler, who Is
booked to clash with Joe Turner at the
Gayety rheater Wednesday night in a
apish match. is confident Of winning.
Tn bat Turner sure" said Westergard
Flnat night s'T have beat him before. and
nov that am again In good condition. I
mink he will be easy - s &
Tie bout viii be staged In conjunction
v1th tie regular performance. and win
~ - initial wrestling bout Of The season
e ~ oaysty.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Runs-Dyer ~. Dutton -. Hill e.. Sheridan.
stans Lynch. Piene ~. Tbbits- First hase BY
errors-Omo 4: Mount Pleasant J. Left on hases-
ONO. s: Mount Pleasant 5 First base on balls
on Dudley 4; of TreAnor. L; OF Lynch. = Innings
pitched-By Lynch. ); Tresnor. l. Hits made-Of
Lynch, 6: OF Trcanor Z Struck out-By Dudley. I;
by Treanor {; By Lynch . Treense hit-Dutton-
Two-base hit-4ill Sacrifice hit-Duiley. Sacrifice
ny-Treanor. Stolcn bssss-Osno. 6; Mount Pleas
ant 5. Double plays-Rakeman to Piene to Treanor;
Heald to Doleman to Roger; Dudley to Wil-on to
sberiden Wild pitch-Dudey. Passed hslls-Sheri-
den, ); Treaua l. Umpire-Mr. Woodward. Time
Of zame-l hour and 8 minntes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
LMooLNs PLAY IN 3ALrnfoRE

The Lincoln Athletic Club departs at 10
o'clock this morning for Baltimore. where
two games win Be played this afternoon
with the Young Mems Athletic Associa-
ton nine at Jack Dunn's Back River
Park
Claude Nelson win toe the mound
for Lincoln in the first game. with
Johnny Haniey behind the bat, while
Ray Bischoff or Wilbur Hildebrand will
twiri the second contest. with Tom"
Connors receiving.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
Baltimore Federal League GLIB nvsdes ospa Today Amateur Cos
Baltimore Federals
Will Battle Andrews
iDOUBLE-HEADER OPENS
FALLS CHURCH LEAGUE
'Baptists and Southern Methodsts
Win from Northwest Methedists
and Epiieopalians.
3peciai to ne washingtoa Hersid.

Special to he wsshinstoa Hersh
Falls Church, Va. May lG-The Sunday
School League was opened here this AFT.
ernoon with two gAmes. the Baptisti
trimming the Northern Methodists, te
2. and the Southern Methodists winninS
from the Episcopals. Il to &
The first game was a pitchers battle
between Humphries and Gibson. the lat
ter letting the. Baptists down with three
hits. but luck was against him Each
pitcher struck out eight men,
Hutchinson. the Episcopals crack
pitcher. was hammered for sixteen hits
by the Southern Nethodists Ike
Birch. L. Brunner and Cot, each get
ting three. The Episcopals. however. put
a crippled team on the field. several OF
their regulars being absent. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
WAR AND NAVY TRIMMED.

Agriculture won from War and Navy
In the Colored Departmental League. in
Free- hitting game. II to s. Simms led
both teams with a single, double, and
triple. out Of four times up. Monday $
game promises to be a thriller when
Government Printing Office meets In
terror. as both teams are tied for the
lead. Score.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

kunt-McCoy. Raha ID, Stevens Luber t2),
o'Bryhim. wstson Cy. Smith t3), Danshton, Nc
Chan 90, Nitzey O.. JeYries. Earned runs-FNth
.; Reformation. 10 First base by erors-Ffth, l.;
Reformation. J. Left. on bases-FIfth, q Reforma-
ton. Z. First base On balis-Oh Gro6, .; Oh
0'Bryhim. S: on HidebsaDd. 4: Oh Jefries, s.
Hits made-01 Gron. Z; of 0'Bryhim. o; Oh Hide
brand. q; on Jefies. 4 strlsk out-By Croft L:
BY o Bryhim. Z; by HHdebnnd. ): by yeffries, s.
Home rn-watsou Thne-bsse hits-Rabs CO,
Smith. rwo-basc its-Montsmery, Smith, Brewer
McGhan e. Sacrifce hits-Daushtou. Hsusmann
Stolen bsscs-Stevens. Lnber. Smith, Brewer, Haus-
mann ~. Nitzey ca. Double play-Alden unss-
sisted Hit By pitcher-By O'Bryhim, Nitsey; BY
Hildebrand Mccoy; by Jehries. Mnotsumery. wild
pitchJehries Psssed ball-Iuber. Umpir-Nr.
Fansho~. Time of eame-l hour and lS minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
TO PLAY CARDINALS.
Special to The washington Herald.

Alexandra, Va. May 16.-The Linworth
A. c.. Of Washington, win cross bats
with the Cardinal A. &. tomorrow at
2:3c. and from all reports the game
should be a good one, as both teams are
now going at fast clip. The probable
batteries will be Thompson, Burgadine.
and Mcbride. for the Cardinals. and
Havener. Jones. and Quinn for the visi-
tors The Cardinals will have their
strongest team on the field. and it IS
expected that the Linworths win bring
the best available material they can
gather % a. to defest the homo boyA
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
TO PLAY FORT HUNT TEAM.

The. Rex A. C. will battle the Fort
Hunt club today at z:se p. M. at Fort
Hunt. Va Either Al. oNeil or Charlie
Onutt will toe the slab for fhs Rex team,
while Dannie Hurd VIII do the receiving.
The Rex team lost hard-fouaht game
70 the Engineers last Sunday at the
Barracks by the score OF to 4, but fell
confident Of victory over the Fort
Hunt team. Sunday, April q, is an open
date with the Rex club and J. e. wright.
manager of the team. would like 20
hear from first-class teams
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Runs-Lewis. Ba:nweI. Young. Davis co. Barker.
Dodson. sudler. Savoy 81. Grant ts). Carter 60.
Awkward Cn. Cooper. Anderson t). Love. Jones.
Earned runs-war and Navy, Agriculture. II.
First base By errorseHsr and Navy. s: Agriculture
5. Let on bases-War and Navy 4: Agriculture. &
First base on bails-Oh Davis. 1; Oh Stevenson. q:
on Grant. Innings pitched-By DAVIS. :; by
Stevenson, 4; BY Grant, T. Hits made-O6 Davis,
5; OF Stevenson. 10: on Grant. q Struck out-By
Davis. 1; by Stevenson. >; By Grant, q rhree-base
hits-Dayis. Simms. Twobase hits-Young smms
Stolen bases-Taylor. Lewis Dodson Savoy c2, Car
ter. Cooper. Double play-Yourg to Taylor 10
sudler. Hit by pitcher-By Davis. Cooper; by
Grant, Lewis. Balk-Grant. Umpire-Mr. Harley.
Tine Of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Fizst base b. efrors-statistics 2; Civil Service.
Left On Statistics. Z; Civil Service. q Frs,
oass ou bans-On Croson. 9: Oh woertendyke T.
6truck out-By Croson. IS: BY woertendyke s
I>neebsss hit-stsdman. Tvo-hase hit-w Hull
GsaiAcs hit-Thompson. Sacifee nics-walker,
Coe. 6tolen bases-Stedman t5). r. Jones az. Coo
@. Ductett ca. Thompson, 90. Benner, Beard ca,
Levin 81. Fnlcher ca. w. Hull. Walker. Jones
'Doukas paay-stedman to Bennr. Hit b. pitcher
~ Csosu fwatt,. Wild -Woertendyke Um-
p1Is-Nr. Craef Time Of game-f houra
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Runs-Mason O., Compton. Littman %. Thomp-
son. Brooks. Fisher Cz1. Thonett 60. Greer %.
Dyer. Dean. Goebei. Roddy. Rice ~. Earned runs
Chsriotte Hail. q; Eastern 10. First base b. errors-
Eastern Q; Charlotte Hall. . First base On balls
on Dyer. L; Oh Gresr. J. Innings pitehed-By Dyer.
2: b. Dean, I: b. Greer. Hits made-On Dyer.
2; OF Dean. 5: Oh Greer. & Struck out-By Dyer.
2: b. Greer 5; b. Smith. G Three-base ht-Roddy.
ruo-hase hits-Greef. Dean, Dyer. Brooks stolen
bases-Dean. Dyer. Grter. Thornett. BROOKS ~.
Mason. Unpfre-Mf. Gibson
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
WITH THE AMATEURS
HOLY NAME DEFEATED.

St Paurs trimmed Holy Name yester-
day in the Rosedale League. Score. II to
6. Bunching of hits in the fifth inning.
resulting In eight runs. decided the game.
Coe was the star Of the game. making
four difncult catches and scoring three
runs Score.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
pRuLERY WINS ANOTHER.

The Drillery team came from behind
and pounded out victory against the
Forest Service team yesterday when
Wood weakened. Gate and Creditor
starred for the Stenographers. while the
pitching Of Wood and the fielding OF
Ennis were the features for the losers
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
YOUNG NATIONALS WIN.

The Young Nationals defeated the
Young Athletics yesterday. 9 to o. Score:
r. H. T.
Young Nationals o o I o o o o l-2 8
Young Athletics.... o o 90 o o o 90
Batteries-Keily. schwartz. and lavish; Williams
and Rock.
The Young Nationals would like to ar
range games with teams averaging
twelve years Charles Kelly, rs Twelfth
street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Runs-Gordcn, Kritt. 0'Buen. Mehurin. johnson
fD. stampef, Price First base by erurs-Bio-
ehenio. q Let ON baseH Biochemic, i; Iu,ecti
eide. Fifst base On balls-On Moran, s.; on
Cowies. J Hts nAde on Moran. q: Oh Cowies. 4
struct out-By Moran. Q; By Cowles, . Three
base hit-Bsesenan, Twobase hit-Price. saciHcs
hit-kritt Stolen bsses-0 60. Pourich. Kriti,
Prce cg. Esins. Kinssley Wild pitcA-Moran. /.
Unpire-Mr. acusti. Time q sime-l hour
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Runs-Gardinsr 60. Folliard. Miller. Meeszn,
Gayer. vichmsn. G. Coe t3). Rook. Schultze. Math-
thsvs. Sheckard @, Boswell ~. First base on
bslls-Oh shcer. 1; OF O'Lone. Q. strck out-By
Shcer. 9; lg OLone H. Tnree-base hit-R. Fol
liard. Tvobase hiis-Gayer. @. Coz. Schultz Shee-
ham, Stolen hs-es-Mcchan. II, Foiiard sheehan
Boswell o.. Double rlay-R. Follard to O'Connell
VIA pitcA-siicn. Umrire-Mr. MyenI Time Of
zne-l hour snd % minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
SECOND GAME

Runs-Rotsrts t21. Cot ~, Arnold ~. Birch co.
Moreiand. z. Brunner ca. L. Brnner t9. Hose.
Unverzae wrenn. Earned rns-southern Metho-
dist. 6; Episcopal 2 First base BY erros-southern
Methodist, {: Episcopal. !. Left haseS-Southen
Methodist. 10: Episcopal. 5. First base hils-On
Moreiand. 2 Innines ptched-By Moreland. .; by
Arnold. !. Hit, msde-0f Moreland. G STRUCK out
BY Morehnd. 8. by Arnold. 1: By Hutchinson. O.
Tro-baee hits-Birch, Z. Drummer. L Bunner.
wrenn. : Stolen bases-Birch. L. BrunnG Hoee.
styles. Hit hy pitch1-By Morsisnd. I; BY Hutsh-
insnp. l. Passed balls-E. Brunna. Erans. Umpire
w. Won HerbcliS
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
BIocHEM1cs WIN.

In ive-inning game between the
Insecticide Board and the Biochemic d.
vision. Of the Department OF Agriculture,
yesterday afternoon, the Biochemics won
easily, defeating the Insects to ]. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
STEEL PLANT ON TOP.

Steel Plant defeated Oxon Hill in a
free-hitting game. in the Potomac
League. Il to s. Jimmy" Green had a
perfect day at bat. combing a pair of
doubles and a single from the delivery
of Frank Pee. Noall Fisher and Major
played a classy game for the Maryland
boys. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
cATHEuRA1s LOSE.

Central trimm,d Cathedral yesterday
by the score of &. to T. Gottieib got OF
to a bad start, but was inyincible after
the first inning.
The features of the game, were long
drives by HH. White, Mcdonald. and
Cra Word rFhe- scove-s =
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Rms-Penyso 9. Ftzserah t1. Green o..
Phipp. Wood q. shoeAeid. CantveI. y. Fisher %.
Major Co. L. Fsher. Earned runs-Steel Plant &
First hsse by errcrs-Steel Plant. q; Oxou Hill
Left On hass-steei Plant 4: Oxon Hill. 2 Frst
base on haib-On Pee 1; OF Cantweil. Struck
out-By Pee 6: by Cantuen. L Three-base hits
Wood. 7. Pearson Tuo-base hits-Fitzzerald. Grren
ca. Shoeheh Major. Sacrifice ny-Phipps. Stolen
hase-N Fisher. Hit By Iitcher-By Cantweil.
RuSk Wild pitches-Pee. 2: Cznwcll. Passed halls
-Rozrrs .: Phipps J. Bah-Pee- Umpire-Mr
yenable Time Of same-I hour and 8 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
STATISTICS AHEAD.

In the Treasury League yesterday,
Statistics defeated Civil Service. to 3.
Croson famed fifteen. but was wild.
Lassing eight. stedman's ail-around work
featured. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Runs-Fair. Cobum. Cavfcrd t9, Con. Rush.
Hill IN. Hehin. Mcdonald First base On balis-0R
Gottieib. s; od Holmes. j; on Brewer. l. Innings
pitched-Homes. 5; Brewer. l. Hits made-0H
Holmes. 4; OF Brewer. Z. Struck out-By Holmes. 5;
by Brewer. .; By Gottleib. Z. Home rns-Mc-
Donad. Crawford. Three-hase hits-White. Hill.
Twp-bsse hit-Northrp. Stolen bases-Rush Coz.
HcAtn. Mcdonald. cnvford. Double play-Ciaude
to Mcdonald to Hill. Hit By pitcher-By Gottlefb
Fairi; By Holmes tJohnsonl. Passed bals-Co-
burn CO.. Balk-Gottleib. Unpire-Mr. Dave Whits.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
LArrolsvnIE mIu1uns
scai b M wsdAi.sfua Hsnh.

etscial b N Wsddaefon Hsnh.
: 0aithsrlburg, Nd, May lG-I4aytonsyiIls
HANDED TIE home team trimming tnday;
TO >. Bottlemey'a homs run Was tie
longest hit eyer made on these grunnds.:
BattsTtes-Iaytonsyille. oden and Boz
Ber;; Ga1thsrsb1Ig. Heed and F1etcher,
niIpeSs-yfiIeys. and Z -Nccs6a --.s 3
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Rrms-Fuiler Gates. McIaren f2s. Holley. Boice.
Creditor. Dunbar Jsmieson 81. Ennis. Owens. Bur
rows Huneef.ord. First base by errors-Drillefy.
I; forest Service. l. First base on balls-0f Col
TIN, ): on Wood, s. Innings pitched-By Cotton.
49,: by McLarsn, sl-3. Hits made-0n Cotton.
II on McLaren, Struck out-By Cotton. {: By
McIaren. a. By Wood U Two-bsse hsts-Ennis,
stnit. Stolen bases-sIcIAren a.. Holly tz. >Beice
Crsditor, Jsmieson CO.. Ennis. Burrows. Russel.
Hit by pitcher-By Cotton. l. Umpire-Mr. Shaw.
Tine f ezme-2 hours and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
MoHAwKs, 10; ESSEX, 8.

Runs-Keith %, Pearson. Burns, Clarkson,
Jacobs CO. Bradley. Smith ~. spector. Earned
rins-Mohawk. 6; Essex, I. Left On base-Mo-
hawk. 8; Essex. l. First base on balts-on spector.
.: of Horn l. Innings pitched-By Spector. s.
By Horn, .; by Pearson I. Hits msde-On SpectOr.
q: OF Horn, /: OF Pearson. g. Struck out-By
srecfor S; By Pearson. j Twobase hits-Pearson.
Clarkson. Horn. Hntman. Nissis. Short. Moran.
Stolen bsses--Keith. Clarkson ~. Bradley. Spec
tor (D, willingham. Hit By pitcher-By Spector.
Keith Umpire-Mr. Hodknson. Time Of same-l
hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
EARLAwH VS.. coILEGIAHs.

The Fairlawn team OF the Potomac
League. viii ciazh with Mike NuIcahy,s
AB-cnIlegeans today on the formers
diamond at O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
CHARLOTTE HALL IS
BEATEN BIZ EASTERN
Light Blue and White Has Easy
Time Winning By "A to
i 10 m Wsdhinstca Hsr,Id.

Special to fhs wsahinytoa Hsrsid
Charlotte Hail.. Nd. May M-Eastern
High School. Of Washington. defeated the
Charlotte Hail Military Academy nine
here today. "A tot. Greer, Dean. and
Fisher featured for. the visitors. while
Brook. played well for the academy boys.
Score: t
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

Runs-Livinsston. Taylor. Price. Thomas tn. Firt
base BY errors-M Z. Churrh. 5; Baptist. l.. Left
bases-M. Z. Church. 8; Baptist. 8. First base
out-By Gibson. Q: by Humphries. Stolen b. sses-
Swift. Green 81. Livrg,ton. Porter o. Bean. Blox-
ton. Burden. Thomas, Price 90. Double piay-E
Fenwics to Adams Hit by pitcAer-By Gihson. L
Umrire-Mr Won Hefbuhs.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
"0MOy TAKES FIRST.

"Omo'' class won the first game in the
n. W. s. S. League. defeating Mount
Pleasant to 8. Duttons fielding and
hitting featured Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
EMERALD JUNIORS IOsE.

Madeira A. c. defeated Emerald Juniors
yesterday, to The only features uers
fhe pitching Of ths fivai pitchsss. scsrns
ekaae :, e.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
Manager Edmonston to Work
Chief Glass Against the.
Terrapin Club.
PARK WILL BE READY

The Federal League will invade wash
ington today.
Manager Otto Knabe and his Baltimore
Terrapins will clash with the Andrews
Papermen at Andrews Park, Fifteenth
and H streets northeast at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. and the game viii be played
as scheduled. Notwithstanding the many
reports circulated to the contrary.
Manager Edmonston worked all day
yesterday at the park. and at dusk the
new stands were nearly. completed. One
thousand chair viii be placed In the
grandstand this morning. and with the
bleachers in good condition. the new
fence erected and the diamond in fairly
good shape, local fans should witness
corking good game today.
Regulars TO Play.
Manager Knabe will lead his Federals
into Washington at l o'clock this aft
erncon, and they will be quartered at
the Continental Hotel. Secretary Gold
man. Of the Terrapins, called Manager
ySsterday afternoon. and informed the
Fapermen's pilot that ne would bring his
club over intacr. and that Manager
knabe would play second base.
Chief Glass. the Marine finger who has
been signed-sy the New York Giants, is
slated to start the game for the An
drews club, Manager Ednonston shifting
TO Glass from Lefty Downey at the
last moment. Downey will be on hand.
ready. to step into the box il he is needed.
/, Glass Fans Nfnetecn.
Last Thursday. Glass, pitching in the
Treasury League. famed nineteen men
In fourteen-inning game, and his work
this season has been of the highest
caiiber
..Husk. Platt. "Skibby" Giovanetti.
and Bob Zachary, captain of the Catho-
lie University club. are the catchers
signed by Manager Edmonston. while the
Papermen will have one of the classiest
infieids in the District in Riddle. Hayes.
Martin and Howard. In the outfeld, the
Papermen will have Tug Fury, Reggie
Rawlings. Jimmy Green, and Monk
Walters
FederaIs' Line-lp.
The Baltimore Federals will line up
as follows: Meyers. right field; Knabe.
second base: linn, center field; Simmons,
left field; Swacina, first base: Walsh.
third base; Doolan, shortstop; Russell.
catcher; JackIitch, catcher; Smith.
pitcher; Quinn, pitcher: Sugss. pitcher
bill" Belts and Shorty" Hughes, the
dean of the local corps of umpires. will
handle the contest this afternoon. and
with this pair of capable officials in
charge, the fans are sure to see a fast
and interesting game. The contest win
start promptly at . O'Clock. Gates will
open at =
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
rRI-srArE LEAGUE.

: Wilmington. 2: Harrisburg. J.
Trenton, &; Allentown. ).
Yofk. 8; Reading. {.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17

The Union Station team. considered the
weak member of the Railroad circuit.
seems to have struck a stride. winning
the last two games. Joe Hurney. who
has charge OF the club. has gathered to-
gether good, fast bunch of players. and
should make the other teams so the limit
from now on.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-17
R. R. Y. NJ. c. A. League.
East washington s. 8, Leaeue

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