Evening star., 1914-04-25
CENTRAL s SQUAD
DOES GOOD WORK
Track Men Take Every Run
ning Event in Dual Meet
With C. U. Freshmen.
FIENLE PITCHES G. U. TO
VICTORY OVER HARVARD
Captain of Blue and Gray Nine Al
lows Crimson Players Only
Three Hits.
BY H. c. BYRD.

| strength in its dual meet yesterday with
| the Catholic University freshmen. OF
| course, the men against whom the high
school boys competed We're probably not
| in as good condition as they We're. but
| had Central not had some competent per-
formers in the different races it would
not have made the sweep it did. Not a
single track event was won by Catholic
| University. though it got almost every
thing in the high and broad jumps.
No time was given out for any of the
| events, but it is safe to make the con-
! lecture that some work above the aver
age was done. In the winter meets, Bill
! Foley brought out some youngsters who
| looked like co.ners in the dashes and
! quarter and mile. and it seems that they
! are showing Improvement with every
| days work. Had the time for some of
| certainty that some of the other scholas-
! tic squads would have felt less safe.
| The C. U. squad made its showing in
| the field events. winning every place in
! the two contested, with the exception of
+! second in the high jump.
| The results of the events were as
! follows:
! 1oo-yarL dash--Won by Milstead, Central:
/ ond. Friese. Central: third, Roche. Catholic
aao-yard dash-won by Milstead. Central: sec
ona irtaUrisi' Central taTd Asnsw Genrai
ond aa1a Hunt. Central third. 5k Mll. Central
sso-yard ran-Won by Norris. Central; second
Gsh9e Sy fssa se
| ond. Tabor. Central; third. Eberly, Catholic
as,.ysrd low hurdles-won by Buell.. Central:
second. Writ. Central: third. Sliney. Catholic
University.
second. Jadwin. Central: third o'Rourke. Catho-
lie University. was disqualified for knocking
sae:-put- Won by Germleyy. Catholic Uni
versty: third Cheeses' Catholic unlvsrsty v ~
verss9 n,se 'sSMon sseona e caysWr:sst csshoe ai
versty: second. Dowden. Central High: third,
| Sliney. Catholic University
| Chris Fienle pitched another remark
! able game of ball yesterday, defeating
Harvard by Z to .. The work of the
Blue and Gray hurier was much above the
average, there not being time when he
did not hold the Crimson helpless, as
far as it's winning the contest was con-
!, cerned. The team as a whole played
good ball also. but it was mainly due to
the splendid work of the Blue and Gray
| captain in the box that the game was
| won. Three hits were the result of Har-
! wards accomplishments with the bat. and
! in view of the fact that it has had little
i trouble scoring runs almost as 1t pleased
I in It's previous contests, Fienle,s feat of
! allowing but three safeties is all the more
noteworthy.
Tormey, Fury and Mccarthy did some
| wonderful hitting for Georgetown yester-
| day. Tor1ney got three hits out of four
times up. Fury and Mccarthy got four
J each out of five trips each to the plate.
! Only one of these hits was for extra
base, one of Tormey's being for two
| Business High dropped a game yester-
day to the Temple School team. The
score was to o. The Stenographers
were simply unable to do anything with
such pitching as that dished up to them
by Cuttings. being able to connect with
| his delivery for only two hits. Brennan
| did some very creditable work in the box
| for Business, keeping his opponents
/, blanked in every inning but one.
The bureau of statistics had an easy
| time of 1t in the Treasury League yester-
! day. winning from the Library of Con-
| gress nine by IL to o. The library aggre
cation was outclassed i'll every depart
| rnent The winners iielded and hit much
better, while the pitching of Coe TO:
| them was extraordinary. Coe struck out
The performance of Ormand Milton, the
youngster who has been doing some
pitching at different times for Central
| High. yesterday against Gailaudet, will
| probably earn him the right to start the
| next game in the nigh school series. The
| work of the lad who has previously been
| substituting was of such character as
| apparently to place him in higher class
| than any of the other hurlers on the
/ staff of the Blue and White nine. If he
! can beat college team 1t is only rea-
sonabie TO suppose that he VIII. show
much better form against a scholastic
/ aggregation. Milton allowed Gallaudet
| seven hits and struck out three His
| only wildness was III the hitting of two
men, not one being walked. That is just
| the kind of pitching that will win in
! high school base ball. Few games are
lost through real hitting, and when a
+, pitcher gets the ball over the plate con-
/! sistently 1t is about all that is neces-
/ sary to win.
! The Georgetown University nine is in
| Wilmington, Del, today to play the Will
| minRton Tri-State League Club. The col
! legc players, while they know they are
! going against professional team con-
! fidently expect to make Il good showing
, and somewhat hopeful of winning
| Tyson viii! likely do the box work for
the Blue and Gray and lie will be re-
lieved by Kelly if he does not go we'll
At a meeting of the Amateur Base Ball
| Association last night the Potomac
| League was admitted to membership III
| that body. DR.. Watson, president of the
! league, represented his organization.
The Marquette League will hold a meet
ing this evening in the National Guard
| Arnory at which final preparations will
ule will be adopted and several minor
matters are to be disposed OF.
/ Shaver has been chosen to captain the
George Washington University basket
ball team next season. He was elected at
a meeting held some time ago. just after
BANQUET rendered the quint by Coach
Schlosser. Shaver played guard.
/ Catholic University, Gailaudet. the
Maryland Agricultural College and West
I ern High School have teams entered in
the relay races being held at the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania this afternoon. The
University of Virginia is also represented
Severa; other high and prep school per
formers from this section are taking part
In the games at Washington and Lee
University.
The Marquette League schedule for the
coming year is follows.
May, Trinity vs. Tenleytowu: .. st Stephen
vs. Chcrryda:e: g. Emerald ST Martin; Z,