Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-25

with at least one safety. That came
nearest to being done by the Keller ag-
gregation. but even with that nine, one
Of its members failed to connect-E.
Flynn, who did the catching. While
Flynn did not get anything that looked
plate. Mortimer led that club with four
out Of five attempts.
Cash, who held down third base for
Emmanuel. had a good day at bat and
in the field. He connected for two safe
wallops out Of four attempts and handled
six chances in the field as perfectly as
play. which was probably the easiest OF
the lot.
Rawlings. playing left field for Imman-
again. He got a three-bagger and a two
Dagger yesterday. He also handled three
put-outs.
The victory of War over Interior in the
Departmental League practically gives
the pennant in that circuit to Agriculture
OF course, there is possibility that the
Farmers will lose out but that 1t Is i'm
probable Is certain. The Agricultural
aggregation is about as sure of the cham
pionship as any club possibly could be
without already having it won.
War undoubtedly sprang a surprise on
Interior and did it almost before the
game had really begun. Five runs were
chased across the plate in the first in
ming.
Despite the loss Of the game by In
terror. it is probable that Pollock, catch
ing for that club. had his best day of
the year. He caught well and his throw
ing to the bases was much better than
usual four assists being credited to him.
He also hit the ball hard. getting two
triples and double out Of four attempts.
There was little feature to the work of
the War team, 1t securing big lead
right at the start and managing to make
it suffice to win.
Mortimer really played a great game
for Keller. He has been doing some
mighty good work all the year, holding
down positions at shortstop in the East
Washington Sunday School League and
in the Treasury circuit. but 1t is doubt
full If he has done better all-round work
than that of yesterday. He got four
hits out Of five times up. and handled
seven chances in the field. Some Of the
opportunities for plays were rather Diff
f1cult, too.
The Marines did not get going in their
game with Statistics until the fourth in
ming, but when they were finally started
they piled up enough runs In two In
nfngs to win. Three were made in the
fourth period and two more were added
IN the NTH. They scored another in the
seventh and ninth each. while the Sta
ustcs nine was held scoreless until the
last period, when 1t got one run.
Glass pitched an exceptionally good
game for the Soldiers. He allowed only
four hits and caused fourteen men to 60
back to the bench by the strike-out
route.
Bixley, who played second base for St.
stephens, got exactly half the hits made
by his club of the delivery of Gannt, who
was on the mound for Trinity. Gannt
pitched good ball. keeping the safeties
ell scattered. but he was not difficult for
Bixley to solve. Sherwood, Daley and
Logan got the other three hits. Ono OF
day on the bases, getting four pliers to
his credit. Several others stole two
each.
Bell, pitching for Shops, allowed the
Car Department only four hits. He did
not let any of his opponents connect for
more than one. Two members Of the
Shops hit the ball hard. each getting
threa btngies. Mayes. who held down
were the ones who connected so well
with the offerings Of kilroy. One Of
Savers wallops went for three bases.
Snyder. Carson and Goode Of the Shops
each connected safely twice.
Home runs were made in three of the
contests. Heck. who held down short
the circuit: Gottlieh. shortstop for tho
Iroauois, also clouted the ball far enough
to enable him to make the round: Mad
dox, who played left field for Whitney