Evening star., 1915-06-25
al Coaches Predict Victory in the HarvardYae Varsity Race
HARVARD YALE RACE TODAY
WILL DECIDE ROWING TITLE
Event Seems to Overshadow Poughkeepsie
REGATTA This Year Because of Previous
Successes of Contestants News.

bans School, will take part in the
dashes at the Amateur Athletic Union
try-outs tomorrow at Boston. II Brew
er is successful he will be sent as one
exposition at San Francisco. Brewer
has time after time this year proved
himself as capable as many of the pest
college sprinters, and after his perform
nothing other than that he was one or
the three or four great dash men In the
world. 1t is hard to tell the k'nd OF
condition Brewer is in and upon this
other stars. Brewer must face some OF
the best sprinters in the world, ana u
will be a splendid accomplishment II he
finishes first. second or third
Drillery furnished something of
surprise in the Potomac League yes
terday by defeating the Congress
Heights team. by II to 6. One big
test, nine men crossing the plate in
the sixth. Cotton Beach pitched his
first game for Drillery and did excep-
tionally well. Beach kept the hits of
and was effective whenever danger
threatened. Peine played a brilliant
game at third for Drillery, accepting
seven chances, many Of which were very
difficult.
After going along in it's game with
Central Presbyterian for eight innings
with fairly good lead. Whitney Ave-
in NJ the % last p period. rd S'e The f final count
was 16 to 2. Whitney Avenue hit the
ball hard, thirteen of its counts being
earned Miller. Chism and Hall were
the star binglers of the Whitney Ave-
nue. nine. each driving the ball three
times where no fielder could touch it.
There were three home runs Hall and
Miller getting one each and White Of
Central making the other.
Seven runs scored in the second in
ming gave Reclamation victory over
Patent in the Home Club circuit by
the Patent to overcome. though 1t
scored one run in each of the last four
innings.
The feature of the contest was the
play of the second basemen. Lake
mann of Reclamation and Roepke of
Patent were the stars, each doing ex-
ceptionally well. Lakemann handled
five chances perfectly. while Roepke
accepted seven without a misplay.
Each got one hit.
st. Margaret's team got a good lead
on the St. Josephs combination In the
Catholic Church League, but was un-
able to hold 1t. St Margaret's players
crossed the plate five times in the first
period. but consistent scoring in the
latter innings gave st. Joseph's an
s-to-7 victory. Whitehill and ODea
did well on the mound for st. Joseph's
and st. Margaret's. respectively.
st. Dominic's handed St. Peters a one
sided defeat in the Holy Name League,
winning by IS to 8. Eleven of the win
ners' runs were gotten in the last four
innings, though not many of them were
earned. Ten errors made by the losing
players were sufficient almost to pre-
clude the possibility of victory. Both
teams used their bats effectively. st.
Dominic's having a margin of only one
hit on st. Peters. getting thirteen
against twelve. Braund was the star
sticker of the St. Dominic nine, con-
Meeting for homer and two singles for
an average of .750.
Nops pitched a splendid game for
Agriculture in the Departmental League
blanking Treasury by to 0. The con-
test was a pitchers battle between
Nops and Cantwell, both doing effective
work. Cantwell struck out more men
than Nops. but the latter was good at
times when danger threatened.