Evening star., 1914-05-30
spectively. led in the hitting. with two
each.

each.
Sherwood and WaverlN engaged in a
close contest i'll the Central League. The
former winning by = to !. the tNo
teams did some poor ana some S"on
work. Six errors were made pH 'atch.
ami Vet there was some fielding better
than the ordinary Miller behind the
J.l;. and Heck al short. did the best work
for Sherwood. while Nelson and Me- or
mick PLAYED well at first and in left fed
fer Waveriy.
The United Brethren got away with the
long end Of the score in the.r game Win
Reformation in the East Washington
Sunday Schoo. League by to J. Zupnick
al short for the winners. did some niGhtN
nice work. He played brilliantly i'll the
field. accepting six chances and making
no errors and got one hi: out of three
attempts. Howard and lian"y. AT third
and first respectively. led the BrethI en-
in hitting each getting two. while the
nest work done with the bat by the
Reformation players Was accomplished
by Daughton. who held down thu place
in left field.
The Steel Plant suffered another de-
feat in the Potomac League when il went
down before the Government Hospital
nine. by 4 TO =. The Hospital team did
not have much Of margin on the losers.
but it got the breaks Each team made
ten hits. while the Steel Plant had two
errors and the G. H. !. aggregation only
one r. Brill did some good work at
shor, for the winning team. and he also
hit we'll He accepted four assists with
out misrlaN. and at bat got two hits
out of four times up. Henderson. King
and Spalding got extra base clouts each
making one two-bagger.
The Cnlumhias won from the Trojans
in the Rosedale Leasne by :he same
score as that by which the G. H. |.
.l~r %ol
hits We're needed WAS the reason why
the ColuInbias got the short end of The
score.
Patterson. who pitched for the Troians,
did the best hitting He connected
three times out of four. all his hits
being singles. 1t was also rather re-
markab'e that Patterson struck out six
teen men.
Librar. went down before the Fed
erals in the Treasury League by S TO o.
The boell-handlers did not prove very
formidable against the winners after
the sixth inning. when good lead was
obtained by the latter. Cation struck
out eight men for the Federals and
allowed the Library only three safeties
The general all-around work of Shaef
FER at short for Library featured the
at third for the Federals who really
did the most brilliant work Out oi
| four attempts at hat he got two hits
and he succeeded in stealing four bases
Re handled three outs and seven as
sists. ten chances in all. without ar
error. That is A very remarkable rec
ord for any kind of player. let alon'
one in an amateur league.
TenTeytown won from st. Stephens in
the Marquette League because it hit
the ball hard. and Jones. who did its
nitching, refused to allow his offerings
! to be connected with by the losers
Only four times was Jones hit safely
Hager. catching fo- TenIeytown. led ir
the hitting. as he got four out of five
attempts. One of his safeties was Z
WALTON which went for homer.
kirkland at shortstop for the winners
accepted eight chances, five of then
being assists and three put-outs.
/ Emmanuel defeated Whitney Avenue
! in the Northwest Sunday School League
by score of 2 to 3. 1t was perhaps tn.
most stubbornly contested game Of tn.
day. Neither team scored more thar
one run in an inning. and it was til
when the two went into the ninth. I'm
manuel got one run in that period. ant
the Whitney Avenue aggregation
failed to send man across.
The work of Nau. at SECOND. and Mad
dox. at short. for the Whitney Avenue
team. was splendid. Both men fieldet
their positions brilliantly and both hi
we'll Maddox did the best work will
the bat. getting three safeties out o,
| 1ve trips to the plate. Cash and Arm
strong PLAYED well for Emmanuel.
| The Georgetown University nine i:
! in lew York today to play the frs
game of its last trip of the season. Th'
Blue and Gray Is to meet the Fordhan
team this afternoon. after which i
will go to Pittsburgh to play thu
Pittsburgh Collegians.
| Coach Coogan is hopeful of ding
really brilliant season. The Blue ant
Gray, if it can come through these tive
contests with victories. will have gon'
through one of the most successful
schedules to the credit of college
! team this year The games are SUR
! to prove difficult. though. as Fordhan
! has a strong aggregation of players
and the Pittsburgh graduates of othe
colleges are not apt to be easy picking
| if they are in condition.