Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-27
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TITLE IN GOVERNMENT LEAGUE
MAY BE AWARDED TO BUREAU
Favorable Consideration to Protest May Be
Given at Meeting of Board Of Governors
of Amateur Ball Tonigh

a very poor time for the contests here.
most everybody who would otherwise
| be interested and attend generally
| being out Of town at that time 1t Is
not expected that there will be any
| trouble In determining local cham
| pion before that
The question Of becoming member
Of the National Association was
| brought up, and correspondence be-
tween the head of that organization
and Edward S. Beach. chairman of the
committee appointed to investigate the
| matter, was read and very unfavor-
| able impression created. 1t was de-
cided to allow the committee to con-
tinue its investigations. but there Is
ISOLATION will affiliate with what Is
named the national body.
There was little taken up besides this
other than the consideration OF the
! eligibility of four East Washington
Of governors. They were made
| eligible.
| The Machinists added another con-
test to their list of victories in the
Potomac League yesterday, when they
| took the measure of the G. H. /. nine
| by IL to 2. Thompson. on the mound
for Machinists. pitched effective ball,
hind him. Timely batting and some
poor fielding on occasions by their OPP
ponents gave the Machinists an easy
victory.
In the other game in the Potomac
League the Congress Heights club went
! down before Fairlawn by to g. Fair
lawn scored two of it's runs in the
next to the last inning and one In the
last. The win for Fairlawn was some
thing Of surprise. as 1t has not been
year.
St. Dominic's won from st. Peters
in the Holy Name League by to 8
it's victory being due to slight margin
in general play. The contest was a
pitchers battle between Marsden OF st
Dominic's and Muschletz. A. Gerard
who played third for St Dominic's, was
base hit and two singles out or -FOUR
times at the plate and accepted five
| chances in the field.
Keller won from st. Agnes in the
East Washington Sunday School
League with ease, getting the long end
Of a 14-to-3 score. Keller hit the ball
hard and had no trouble scoring from
the outset Keller had ten runs to its
credit after three innings had been
played ST. Agnes was able to get only
| four safe cracks.
Baggage and Car Department. scored
runs very easily in the Terminal Rail
road Y. NJ c. A. League game. the for
mer getting nineteen and the latter
ten There was a bunch of scores in
almost every inning, Mccain with four
| hits and Myers with five leading.
| st. Margaret's won from Sacred Heart
| in the Catholic Church League by to 5.
| The work Of the winners was superior IN
nearly every particular.
The Rosedales proved too strong In the
Rosedale League for the Gibraltars, win
ming by to /. The contest only added
somewhat to the big lead already held by
the victors 1t has been practically Ger
tain for some time that the Rosedales
would win the championship, as they have
proved by far the most consistent club in
the organization
The Hamilton Athletic Club and Steel
Plant played a good game in the Congress
Heights League. the result being a vic
tory for the Hamiltons by to 2. Warder
pitched brilliantly for the Hamilton team
and Burgess did some good work Tor
Steel Plant on the mound. Warder struck
out fourteen men, just doubling the num-
Der that his rival famed