The Washington herald., 1915-05-23

Midshipmen Have Easy
Time Beating HiIItops
NEWSY NOTES OF THE AMATEUR CLUBS.
Browns long drive with one hand be-
ing one of the features of the game.

Browns long drive with one hand be-
| ing one of the features of the game.
Murphy and Robinson were the batting
stars of the day the former getting two
hits and the latter three. One OF the
formers going to deep center, on which
he easily made the circuit.
The game scheduled between Traffic
and Real Estate for Monday. May II,
| has been postponed. owing to bad condi-
| tons of the field. account of the rain.
Transportation defeated Purchasing by
| the score of to 3. in five-inning con-
test Tuesday. Miller and Chew were the
opposing pitchers and both pitched good
ball. the former being more ably sup
ported by his teammates.
Manager Gaines, of Purchasing, hit for
the circuit in the third inning, scoring
his teams first run.
Law remains in second place as a re-
suit of a defeat handed Bookkeepers
Wednesday. by a score of 10 to Z. Mama
ger Terry was on the mound for Law and
performed very creditably. He was never
in danger. as his team scored enough
runs in the first inning to win the game
NAHUM l-dHusudlt loT Inv. ana
Turner, keister johnson and Winstead
for Bookkeepers. led their respective
teams with the willow. the legalites get
ting three hits each. while the penpush-
ers annexed two each.
In one Of the best games of the season
Bookkeepers defeated Traffic by a score
of to , Williamson made his debut
with the former team. allowing five hits
and striking out eight.
Traffic started the game with Graves on
the mound. but he gave way to Crymes.
Manager Carroll. of Traf has annexed
several good ball tossers. and his team
will bear watching from this out.
"Brons'' Howard is putting up a fast
game of ball at first for the St. Teresa
team. He is leading the team in hitting
and among the leaders in fielding.
Tommy Harris is smuggling the ball
for the Machinist nine. He is getting
ore and two hits in every game and is
playing good ball at short.
Lefty" Clayton is another player who
is smuggling the ball. Lefty is playing in
the outtield for the st. Teresa nine.
Rohrman and McCabe hooked up in
pitchers battle the other day and the
first named was the victor. The Patent
nine won the game in the final inning
after two men had been retired.
Tony Callow is pitching good ball this
year for the Car Department nine.
Tommy Degnan is starring at third for
the General Office nine in the Terminal
League.
Mack Mcleod. pitching for the Staff
team. has not lost a game this season
and in several has pitched shut-out ball.
six" Rassmusan. of Gallaudet fame.
is twirling good ball for the st. Agnes /
nine On Tuesday he pitched a shut-out
game against Reformation. allowing but
three scattered hits.
Moreland. the first-string receiver of
the Transportation team. is putting up
good game. hitting the bali regularly
and fielding in fine shape.
Polly" Brewer is putting up a good
game of ball for the Congress Heights
nine He is hitting well and playing good
ball in the field.
Herbert Sauber. manager Of the strong
Alpine A. c.. is pitching better ball this !
year than any other year in his career. |
Dutch" Wassmann is catching for the |
Gino A. c. and but three bases have |
been stolen on him this season. He has
played in four games and has made six
hits.
Vic" Gauuza has the National base
ball team in Independent ranks this sea-
son and has a well-balanced team.
Mike" Fairall is putting up a good
game at short for the Fairlawn team. he