Evening star., 1915-06-22

and vernstein for the latter. All of the
winners six runs were scored in the
opening period, after which Nernsteln
replaced Twohill, The winners were
accredited with five hits against four
for their opponents. Cantwell and
Vernstein each struck out twelve men,
Spaulding at shortstop for the HOS
ptal nine held the distinction of being
the only player to hit safely more than
once. One of his two drives was good
,, for two bases.
Drillerv and Government Hospital
are scheduled to play IN the Potomac
League today. Interest. however. ad-
vances to the game tomorrow that Will
bring the Machinists and st. Teresa,
| teams that are battling for leadership,
| into action The former has an ad-
vantage Larry" Cheney is expected
to pitch for the leaders, while the
Churchmen will choose between Mike
Cantwell and big Six" Rasmussen.
Three leagues were Idle yesterday.
There were no regularly scheduled
games in the Catholic Church and
War Depa rtment Interbureau circuits.
In the Home Club League Survey failed
to put a team on the field and for-
feited to Bureau of Mines.
Announcement was made by officials
of the War Department League yester-
day that arrangements have been
comp1eted for a double header between
the staff team and the Naval Academy
Plebes, to be played at Annapolis
early in July.
Interest In the circuit has increased
materially since the announcement
that it would be used as farm" for
the new war Department aeam Of the
Depa artmental League. Players will
move up to faster company" just as
soon as they show signs of develop
ment SsE
St Domonic will rnAlse its debut as
A. contender in the CAfholic Church
League on the field at 5th and Florida
avenue northeast this evening. when
Sacred Heart will be the opponent.
Mike" Cantwell. we'll known among
local amateur players. is in charge of
the newcomer. which bids fair to take
a prominent part in the race, still in
its infancy.
Holy Name, with two victories to it's
credit in as many starts, is the pres
ent leader, with St. Peter. which has
won its only scheduled game. in sec
ond place The league is playing
brand of ball that is more than salts
factory to a following of appreciab BILE
proportions.
Oficers of the Catholic Church
League have been chosen as follows:
President John D. Irving; treasurer,
Joseph r. Monroe, and secretary.
Archie f. Carr.
A base ball game between the Holy
Name and Lincoln teams will be
feature of the annual outing of the
R.s Of tasav the "ors to Rscha Mhssa
has deserted the forces of the clubmen
to pitch for the Church team. The
contest will start promptly at
o'clock.
Bureau of Plant Industry is offered
an opportunity to break an existing
deadlock for the runner-up position in
the Agriculture Interbureau League
ent Chemistry is leading the circuit,
with six wins in possible seven
Bureau of Plant Industry and Animal
Industry are tied for second, each with
five wins and two defeats.
The Plant Industry team was lead
ing up to last week, when 1t dropped
two games. Yesterdays game between
Farm and Secretary's Office lasted but
Ave innings, the former winning by
to 2.
Yesterdays game in the Government
League offered tremendous task for
the scorer, mainly for the reason that
PLAYERS in the game were shifted every
other inning: The game lasted the full
route and Foresters emerged the win
ner over Library by IA to Z.
Transportation put up a game uphill
fight against Car Department of the
Tef fminal League offerings yesterday.
but at the end of the allotted innings,
was still one run short score s to I.
The winners had one big inning. the
second, when they scored seven of
their eight runs. Proudfoot. pitching
for the Car Department, was touched
up a lively clip, allowing dozen safe
drives. But at that, he succeeded in
tanning eleven.
Gerald warthen's pitching featured
the game that Station won from Cen
eral Office in seven innings by 4 to I.
warthen allowed but two safeties and
struck out six. Young delded well at