Evening star., 1915-05-27
AND CATHOLIC u.
WIN THEIR LAST HOME GAMES
Blue and Gray Defeats Gallaudet, and c. U
Is Victor Over Bucknell-Central and
Tech Win in High School Series.

/ nyhacker-western: Knowles. Gooch. Wilson
Broad p-solomon:, Hunt. MCLEAN: Con
molly Central: Boyer, Easan. Sergeant. Fisher.
| f.arner-Western.
/ The Printers lost another game yes
terday in the Departmental League.
| being defeated by the Commissioners
! by to 4. The Commissioners scored
six times in the first two innings, and
after that Ryan held the Typesetters
safe, with the exception of the eighth
period. when they scored three runs.
/ The other run made by the printers was
obtained in the third.
| Doleman did some nice work behind
the bat for the Commissioners. He
| handled thirteen put-outs and had six
assists. Kirkland of the Commission
ers had good day also, fielding well
| and using his bat effectively.
| The Navy won from the Library in
| the Government circuit by Z to 5. The
| fielding of both mines was way off col
or. the winners making eight misplays
and the losers nine.
| Goldberg of the Library and Miller
and Fraser of the Navy were the star
1 batters of the day. Goldberg and Fra
/ ser registered three safeties out of four
trips to the plate. and Miller got four
| out of five attempts.
| The Auditors handed Car Department
a defeat in the Terminol Railroad Y NJ
G: A. League by to 4. The Auditors
got hits and runs frequently during
the seven innings of play, while Nolan
pitched effectively enough against the
Car Department to prevent it becoming
dangerous at any stage after the third.
Nolan allowed only five hits and struck
out twelve. Peck, catching for the
Auditors, accepted fifteen put-outs and
two assists without an error.
Land made almost a record score in
the Home Club circuit. piling up 25 runs
on the Survey team in eight innings The
| fourth and the seventh innings were
the ones in which Land scored most
heavily, nine and seven runs being
ers connected with the ball for total
of 21 hits, Tansill, who played center
field, leading with five out of six times
up. Burch. who held down first base
for Survey. also used his bat in tell
ing way, as he made four safe drives
in five trips to the plate.
Holy Name was a victor over the
Columbas in the Rosedale organiza-
tfon. winning eifht-inning con-
test by to 7. There was very little
difference in the kind of pitching the
two teams received and the fielding
was of about the same quality.
Gerard of the Columbias did well at
sively. He scored three runs. got two
his out of three times up, and fielded
his position perfectly.
st. Martins proved too strong for
the st. Joseph's team in the Holy
Name League. winning by 13 to i.
st. Martins took the lead right at the
start. scoring five times in the first
two periods. After that it had things
easy. as st. Joseph's never seriously
threatened
Gayer. who held down the shortstop
position for st. Martins, had re-
markable day to his credit Not only
did he field brilliantly. but he batted
attempts was his offensive contribu-
ton, and i've assists and two put-outs
resulted from the opportunities that
came his way to make plays in the
field.
The Purchasing Department proved
no match for Law in the Southern
Railway League. scoring only four
runs against eleven for that team Su-
perior batting and fielding proved the
the Law outfit, and by it's good work
was enabled to start the scoring in the
nrst inning and continue 1t until 1t
had obtained lead of sufficient size
to guarantee 1t the contest.
Fifth went down before St. Agnes in
the East Washington Sunday School
organization. losing by to 9. LEVEL,
the first baseman of the st. Agnes nine,
had perfect day at bat, four hits out
of as many attempts being credited to
him Fifth was outhit by ST. Agnes on
the whole, and the safeties of the latter
also came for opportunely.
Ordnance was a winner over the Ad-
| jutant Generals Office in the Interbu-
| reau League of the War Department
] The score was 6 to 4. Richmond's pitch
| ing for the victors was the main reason
| for long end of the score going their
way. He allowed the losing nine only
| four safeties, and struck out ten. The
| losing team scored twice in the first
| inning but after that could not get men
| across the plate consistently. Richmond,
| besides pitching effective ball. used his
1 bat in the same way, connecting for a
| two-bagger and a three-bagger In as
| many trials.
! Crooke and Colley were the best bat
ters in the game in the Congress
| Heights League The former got two
| base drive and two singles out of four
| trips to the plate for the Steel Plant
team, and the latter had the same rec
| ord out OF three times at bat for Oxon
| HILL Steel plant proved harder hit
| ting team than Oxon Hill, but it's safe
| bases, the latter winning by to 5.
| eral play of both clubs was good.
|
Will Race in Ireland.
DUBLIN. via London. May 27.-At a