Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-21

well and folded his position nicely.
Gallaudet College got away with its
game with the Board of Trade team yes
tcrday by score of II TO g. The col
1egfans outclassed their opponents at bat
which margin gave them their decisive
victory, The Board of Trade nine got
only three hits. while the Kendall
Greeners connected for ten safeties.
Marshall of Gallaudct starred at bat
He got four out of many trips to the
plate, one of them being a three-bagger.
Rasmussen pitched well for the college
team.
easy game Yesterday against Loyola Col
lege at Baltimore. The farmers won
ABOUT as they pleased. not having to eX-
tend themselves at any time. TIoffecker
did about all the defensive work for the
Aggies. as he struck out nineteen men.
German. who pitched for Loyola. had
about as much stuff the ball any
hurler the Farmers have faced this sea-
son. He had good curve. fast-break-
ing splitter and more speed than the
average college pitcher. Had he known
more about pitching he would have come
very near winning his game, with the
right support
track meet of Saturday undoubtedly
shows a greater variety of talent than
has represented the several schools in
many years. There is not an institution
that has not men entered and especially
are those Of Western, Central and Tech
meal OF high calfber. The performances
of the men in the two outdoor games
held in this vicinity this spring have been
such as to warrant a prediction that
some of the fastest events ever run in
will ha
seen. There are exceptionally competent
competitors in every event from the
dashes up to and including the mile. and
1t Will not be at all surprising if some
OF the scholastic marks are lowered.
The quarter mile is expected to develop
into brilliant race between Bowling
of Central, Maxan of Western and Har-
dell of Technical. Bowling has not yet
accomplished a great deal, but Bill Foley
claims much for him and Foley gen.
orally knows what he is talking about.
Maxan and Hardell have proved them
selves very competent in open races.
1t is not likely that any of the other
runners will be able to show very well
against Sheehan and Galloway in the
half mile. Sheehan is a mighty compe-
tent fellow and SO is Galloway. 1t will
be noticed also that Sheehan is entered
in the mile against Galloway. and it
would not be a surprise to see the Tech
boy give the Central star all he is look
ing for in that event One who can run
the half as well as Sheehan is not likely
to be a SLOUGH at the longer distance
The list of entries follows:
1Oo-yard run-Tceh, McElfrcsh, Tbbett Parks,
Ochsenreiter aud Felt; Central Agnew, Mil
stead, Freese, Goodman and Gates; Eastern,
Davidson and Clark: Business. Stern, Harris and
Mackaii. DAa'u''N' "aAapa anu
22o-yard hurdlcs-Tech. ochsenreter, Mobley
Buell. p ad aa sn1 WEBSTER
Fuller, donaldson and Welchel
q $50; Sse,yard 5unnTech sheehan, NorthIup Reed.
derf and Dyer Msstsr" eS ADAMS .e'h Hamilton 1o
Shear: Harsh and johnson: Central, Bowling,
Davidson, CLARK and Greer; business, stern and
T. Wise; Western, Donaldson. Maxana and
75-yard dash. junior-Teeh, Harsch and stef-
fens; Western, Mackall, Chapman and Fuller;
Central, Fishhaek. Fisher, Miiland and Solomon
E: Hardeli and r; Hsrde!i; Central. Asnew.
n Mstesd, Freese Hun. and Bowling; Eastern
ris; western. Donaldson. Ms1sm and and M le
One mile run-Tech Sheehan, Gibson, Wheeler,
Carr and dsn Hughes sGa Central Scot Gallo
spillman and kilmarten; Eastern, Defandorf
and Flaherty.
E. Hardell r.. Hardell, Shear Harsch, Johnson
and Thrall; Central, Milstead, Gates, Hunt,
Easern dsla psnaa an. and n a
western. Donaldson, Ma1am, Chapman and
Welche.
Shot -put-Technical, Gibson, Shea. supplee,
White and Boyer; Central. Goodman, Hill,
Speidel and Knot: Eastern. Greer. F1aherty,
Williams and Roddy; Business, J. Wise; West
ern. Grayson Doxon and Ramsey.
High jump-Technical, White, Helmuth. Stow
ers, Ames and Myers: Business, r. WISE B.
Wise and Culigan: Central. speidel.. Paxton,
Roddy; Western. Adams. Lghtfoot. Hayden,
Broad jump, Guniors,-Central Fishback,
Fisher. H. Willard. l. Millard and solomon:
Western, Mackall. Chapman. Fuller and Brige.
Broad jump (seniorsl-Technical, McElfresh,
Tibbott, Ochsenreiter, Felt and White; Central,
Goodman Gates. Buell., Fishback and Helm;
Eastern. Davidson and Greer; Western Donald
son, Ma1am and BRYCE
Pole vault-Technical. Taylor, Porter. Robert
son and Seitz; Western. Adams, Fuller and
L!ghtfoot: Central, Goodman, Oyster, Jadwin
and Speidel.
1t looks as II Washington is going to
have big foot ball game next fall after
all. Now that the ArmyNavy contest is
practically assured for this city in al
ternate years the lack of the George
town-Virginia meeting will not be felt to
any considerable extent. Without the
latter contest it began to look as though
the season would be very blank and IN
interesting, so far as really big games
were concerned, but the exceptional at
traction of the annual service affair is
much more to be desired and will Offset
any other thing that may be lacking