Evening star., 1915-05-14
BY n. c. BYRD.

The Anslostan Boat Club will hold
the upper Potomac course There will be
several races between the various crews
| the club has on the water, and much in
terest is being shown among the mem
bers.
Coach Hecox plans 10 give every man OF
his squad a real test. There will be sew
erai races between singles. while the
| fours and eights will also get their share
! Of the competition. There are scheduled
events between mixed eights and between
the regular Junior and senior eights. The
Aforementioned event is expected to prove
the most interesting OF the program.
| Last spring Coach Hecox instituted a
series Of such closed regattas, believing
! that such work was most beneficial.
Good results were obtained and plans are
now under way whereby several of the
| auairs will be staged this spring and
summer.
! The Catholic University base ball
/ team was scheduled TO leave this morn
Ling for two-day trip near Philadel-
phia. The Brooklanders meet Swarth-
more this afternoon and Nillanoya to-
4 morrow. The local men think they
have at least an even chance to win
/ III both contests.
/ In a game yesterday at American
4 Il -
nine won from team of Hihernians.
/ Several of the PLAYERS of the Hiber-
1 mans were Catholic University men
and one or two members of the Brook
1 landers' nine.
/ The MARYLAND Agsies are scheduled
Il to meet the Carlisle Indians this aft
! ernoon in a la crosse game at College
| Park. The Farmers are going against
/ one OF the most capable combinations
in the country and hardly expect to
win They viii put forth strenuous I
ling. If the Indians are held TO slA
/ or eight goals the Aggies may consider
that they have done well.
/ Munich. pitching for the Auditors
against General Office in the Terminal
Railroad Y. NJ. {. a. League yester-
DAY. allowed only three hits ano STRUCK
/ ont eight men. his team won an eas!
victory by 9 to 2. The Auditors scored
four runs in the first inning and IN
creased the lead the contest went
on. General Office got both Its scores
in the first.
/ Bishop pitched a good game for the
Marines against the Foresters IN the
Government League. banking ms op-
moments in every one of the nine m
nines The score was to 0. Newton
| of the losers led both clubs in the bat
ting. registering three hits out Of four
attempts
The GihraItars won from the Colum-
bias in the Rosedale League by TO
). Smith. who pitched for the winners'
held the losers to three hits. The I'll
brsltars were able to connect safely
bu. four times. Wildness on the part
Of the pitchers. many stolen bases ana
errors were responsible for practically
all the runs.
Interior took the measure OF War IN
the Departmental Lea que by TO ).
pespite its defeat, the War team proved
the best hitting combination, gettins
| eight safeties against fve Tor the VIC.
tors The pitching honors were aoout
evenly divided between Dunn OF the
losers and Sweeney Of the winners.
Murphy of War and Bauer of Interior
did the hest batting, each connecting
for two safeties
The Congress Heights team was vic
FOR over the Nachinists in the Potomac
| League by TO :, There was NOT a sIsa,
| deal OF difference in the playing OF either
team the yictors being more fortunate IN
| getting timely hits and taking a little
/ better advantage OF the misplays on the
| part of their opponents
/ Roundtree batted we'll and played
good game in the field for the Machinists
\ The former Ninth Street Christian In
/ fielder got two hits. and made five plays
1 out Of as many chances
| The Advent team, which has been
| showing well at times in the East Wash
iington Sunday School circuit. was itself
| hlanked by ST Agnes nine. The score
was 4 10 o. ST. Agnes played a splendid
game in the field, going through the con-
/ test without an error being charged
i against il. The pitchers of both clubs did
we'll st Agnes connecting safely but four
| times and Advent making only three hits
! The Reclama ton Service team won from
the Pension Offfce in the Home Club
! League by a big margin. Both teams
scored heavily. though. the winners get
ting fourteen men across the plate and
the losers nine The Reclamation players
| batted much better than their opponents.
connecting with the ball for sixteen safe
drives Knapp. third baseInan for
| Reclamation, obtained four hits out Of
/ six times at bat Brooks Of Pension led
4 his team at the plate. with three hits to
| his credit
/ The Quartermaste team won from
4 the Ordnance nine in the Interbureau
\ League of the War Department without
much trouble. The count was IL to s.
\ Both scored heavily in the first inning,
\ the winners getting six runs and the
4 losers FIVE Ordnance prevented
/ from scoring more than once after that,
while the victors tailed pretty freely.
The double-header this afternoon in
\ the high school series at American
| League Park is likely to attract the
/ largest crowd that has watched high
! school contest IN base ball in d long