Evening star., 1915-06-23
THIRTEEN AMATEUR LEAGUES
PLAYED GAMES YESTERDAY
Catholic Church Organization Only One
Not to Play Through Misunder-
standing-Notes of the Games.

| Hts one weakness heretofore has been
with the stick, and now he seems to be
picking up considerably in this line
Can't. pitching for Trinity against St
A1oysius in the Holy Name League. al
lowed but one hit in seven innings, and
retired thirteen on strikes. At that he
| only Won 5 to 4, his teammates sending
ane tying as well as the deciding counter
| across in the seventh. Errors We're largely
/ responsible for the losers runs in the
, first two innings. One of Trinity's hits
was homer by Stohlman
Columbia had things all its own way
against Gibraltar in the Rosedale League.
/ plling up sixteen safe drives for a total
OF nineteen bases and eleven runs. The
hnai count was II to q. Two of the
| losers eight hits were for extra bases.
one homer by Barbagillo and another a
triple by Blake, both counting in the
! scoring.
Wars rejuvenated Warriors" are due
to tackle Interior, the league leader in
the Departmental circuit, today.
ten games of eleven played as leaders
in the Home Club League by admin
ister1ng a severe drubbing to Pension,
% to g. Colley, brother of Frank
lotter now twirling in professional
circles, worked on the mound for the
winners. He allowed nine hits. but
| struck out ten and walked but one
man: At the bat he also showed ex-
ceptional ability. cracking out four
safeties in six times up
Sha1in. at first for Patent, led in a
romp asound the sacks with five stolen
bases.
Officials of the East Washington
Sunday School League think that they
have set another seasons record for
time consumed in a nine-inning game
as a result of yesterdays clash be-
| tween st. Agnes and Keller, which re-
quired but one hour and twenty-five
minutes.
The game was easily the best PLAYED
of the year. but a single slip-up being
| recorded. this being chalked against
Hauseman, third baseman on the Keller
team. in the ninth. Keller won by 2
to o. S. Rector for the winners figured
in a pitchers duel with "Red" Meade
Of st. Agnes. and had the better of the
argumentf Rector allowed but two hits
and struck out eleven, while Meade
was found for four safeties and struck
out four. Each man passed two bats
men.
Bob Flynn's single, his stolen base,
followed by two fnf1eld outs, gave the
winners run in the very first inning
In the fifth the other developed as a
result of Flaherty's triple, followed by
E. Flynns single.
Keller's victory broke the tie for sec
ond place with Reformation. Advent
is still leading the league with eight
victories In twelve starts. Keller sec
ond with eight wins in thirteen starts,
reformation third with seven and five.
st. Agnes with six wins and eight de-
feats and Fifth with three and ten is
railing.
Telegraph piled up enough runs in
the early periods to win from Trans
portation, but did not stop until fifteen
had been counted against five for the
rival team. Nine of the winners runs
were obtained in the second and third
innings. Transportation counted ma
jority in the latter stages
With Eddie Thompson pitching and
backed up by great support in the field
and at the bat. Emmanuel had easy sail
ing at the expense of Whitney in the
Northwest Sunday School League. The
winners connected for thirteen hits. and
of these nine were for extra bases, all
doubles.
Earl Roger played well at second for
Emmanuel. He hit safely twice In three
times up, stole a base, scored a run and
accepted five difficult chances Bauer
at third, and Armstrong, at short, for
the winners. also played well.
Two games in the Terminal Railroad
League yesterday were decided by one
run margins. In the morning affair
Shops won out in the ninth over Bag
gage, to 5. Car Department defeated
General Office in the evening. s to !.
From practically every standpoint it
was the best days work in the league
OF the season.
There was nothing unusual in the
showing of the pitchers outside of an
| unusual number of strike-outs. twenty
two in the morning game, with twelve
for Fischer and ten for Neitzey, and
sixteen in the evening, White getting
eleven and Laverine five. Hancock, at
| third for Shops, led in hitting for the
day with three safeties and one a dou-
BILE.
Roads lost an interesting game to
Plant Industry in the War Interbureau
League, to Z, in seven innings. DAILY,
pitching for the winners. struck out
| thirteen.
In the War Interbureau League Q. M.
| e. .. piled up nine runs in six innings
| against three for Engineers. Wildness
| OF the Engineers twirlers was largely
responsible for their downfall.