Evening star., 1915-05-28
CORNELL PROSPECTIVE VICTOR
IN INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES
Ithacans Seem to Have Best Chance In Meet
at Franklin Field Tomorrow-Odds Fa-
vor Central in School Championships.

Machinsts. They handed the Fairlawn
| team a defeat by score of 13 to o. The
MachlnlStS got nine runs in the first
two periods and after that took things
easy. Hines and Hartley, pitching for
| the winners, allowed the Fairiawn club
only one hit, which was made by Hutch
| lnson. Crooke, on first base for the
winning nine. led both teams in batting,
having two singles out of three times at
the plate.
treasury was a victor over Agriculture
| in the Departmental circuit by to S.
treasury won by reason of more con-
sistent batting at opportune moments.
Beard, first baseman for the winners,
We're the best batters. as each got three
hits out of four attempts. All Of Beard s
hlts were singles. but Flannery had a
tWo-bagser and homer to his credit.
owens, pitching for Agriculture. struck
out ten men, and Bell, for Treasury,
famed eight
BY scoring four runs in the third in
ming the Mail Room won it's game from
way League by s to 4. The winners
batted better than their opponents and
played a superior game In the field.
The Central Presbyterian nine won a
| well played contest from Whitney Ave-
nue. in the Northwest Sunday School
League by to 2. 1t was one of the
best exhibitions of the year in that cir
cult. Whitney Avenue scored a run in
the first and another in the third, all
The winners first tally came in the
fifth, and they got one each in the eighth
and ninth.
Phillips for Whitney Avenue and
Whitford for Central pitched well. The
former had an exceptional number of
strike-outs, tanning fourteen.
The Rosedales did not find the st.
Paul team very hard nut to crack In
the Rosedale circuit, winning by 12 to
on easy street by scoring eight runs in
the fourth period. Hollidge Of the losers
hit for a homer and Moran got the
longest drive of the winners. one for
three bases.
st. Aloysius had little trouble win
ming its second game In the Holy Name
League. taking the measure of Trinity
by to 1. OLone's pitching for A1o-
ysius featured the contest. He allowed
and he caused eight of them to fan the
air. The only thing that marred
OLone's hurltng was his tendency to
wildness, giving four bases on balls.
Brodie. the Aioysius shortstop; had a
good day at bat, as he hit safely three
times out of the four that he faced the
pitcher.
Reformation got the long end of the
score in its game with Keller in the
East Washington Sunday School or
ganization by 5 to 2. Neitzey was
strong in the pinches and famed ten
men. Bittenbender also pitched cred
itably. Dodge played splendid game
for Keller at short and first, handling
five put-outs and six assists.
Oxon Hill. despite the fact that it hit
but very little better, won from the
Congress Heights team. in tho Con-
gress Heights League, by to 3. Oxon
Hill got only three safeties and Con-
gress Heights but four. Neither team
fielded especially well.
The Pension team and Bureau Of
Mines each scored frequently in their
game in the Home Club circuit. The
and sixth innings managed to eke out
a well earned victory by 10 to 8. The
batting of Feloney, the fielding of
Clarkson and tho all-round work of
Cullen featured.
The Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G. A.
League game resulted in a victory for
General Office over Station by 8 to 8.
The contest was close until tho last
two innings. when the winners got five
OL AdNcIih0, Ou LILO iHOuHQ
for General Office, held the losers to
three hits.
The Staff team was a victor in the In
terbureau League OF the War Depart
ment over the Quartermaster Generals
Office by to s. Lack of consistent
batting was the reason for the defeat
Of the last mentioned
At special meeting of the Amateur
Base Ball Association Of the District
of Columbia last night S. Edward
Beach was elected vice president of
that body. This was the only action
taken by the organization with the ex-
ception of an appointment of a COM
mittee to consider the feasibility of
joining the National Association of
Amateur Base Ball Clubs.