The Washington times., 1915-05-25
Double Header Tomorrow to
Decide Teams to Compete
For Championship.
A. N. PREPS WIN HONOR
Defeat cc-c~--c.toWn Youngsters
in Final Game BY 10-to-1
Score, Hunter Starring.
BY BRYAN MORSE.

baseball for 1915 is due tomorro"
when Business and Central meet IN
the first of a double header and
Western and Tech vie for honors in
the second part of the matinee. The
winners of the two games will be
called forth on one more occasion
and with this last meeting goes the
high school championship for the
year.
Each of the four teams took fall
out of Eastern. Central defeated
Tech, Western defeated Central, Bus
iness defeated Western, and Tech in
turn handed the Business lads a g.
too trouncing. In this way all four
teams tied up for first honors, new
wrinkle in the history Of high school
baseball.
Zeke Blundon, who had the West
erners on his Staff earlier in the
season, and who was only slightly
outpitched by Benby Hird, the Tech
crack, will probably 60 to the mound
for the Stenographers, while Central
is sure to select Sam Gottlicb, a.
though Walter Cox, on account OF
his greater experience may be pick
ed by Coach Menefee.
Tech may pick Mark Showers, a
left handler, to face the Western
team on account of the left hand
hitters on Westerns nine. Showers
handily defeated Eastern, and may
come back for an even better per-
formance against Western. If Stow
ers is pitching, Hird will warm the
bench, and Pat Rooney will be called
in from left field to take charge OF
first, and Molly Johnson will be used
in the outfield with Dave Pfeiffer
and Capt. Jakey Roberts.
In the event of a postponement the
game will be shifted to Thursday on
GEORGETOWN Field, as graduate man
ager Charles Cox has come to the
front and said the high schools could
use the feld A postponement OF the
games may mean that the American
League Park is lost for the remainder
Saturday and other activities have first
call on the park.
Army and Navy Props are out with
a claim for the prep school title. hav.
ing won the final contest from the
Georgetown youngsters yesterday BY
10 to /. The Army and Navy lads go
to Cooney. the Georgetown hurler. II
the fourth round and hammered hin
out OF the box. Corbett Jared little
better.
Bob Hunter. who pitched for thu
Army AMI Navy lads allowed but fou>
hits and famed seven batters. Hi
performance was exceptionally goo,
and stamps him as one OF the best o
the school Fingers of the season. HI
made three hits for his team.
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The Army and Navy Prep team ha!
won thirteen and lost but five games trii
season and Is claiming the prep schoo
championship. although st. Alban lie
feated the Connecticut Avenue Schoo
to In their only meeting. The ST
Alban team filled its schedule early AM
maintains that there Is no room at pres
between the teams Is out of the uues
ton as the A. \. 2. team disbands 70
the year at the end OF the week. Will
st. Alban goes off on its annual trip.
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Central got the better of Techs tenni
players last week. Western is meeting
the Central and Tech teams shortly il
a sort of inter-hlgh school tennis battle
Many of the high school players ar
figuring on going in the tournament 70
Juniors to be staged by The Dumbarto
club.
Details for the track meet to be he'll
Saturday are sure to be completed to
day, The faculty advisers viii set TO
gether after much delay and put thing
in order for the affair. The baseba
championship Is now on the minds Z
all of the school boys, and nutil this
definitely dec ded there will be littl
thought of the track meet.