Evening star., 1915-07-15
TER MINAL ''Y" LEAGUE PENNANT
IS WON BY GENERAL OFFICE
Decisive Contest With Car Department
Taken by Score of 13 to 5-Other
+, Gossip. Of Amateur Circuits.

I Heights circuit, the count being 10 to 5.
The winners batted about as they
pleased, but Burgess held tha Oxon
! Hill team almost helpless. Only four
safeties were registered against the
offerings of the Congress Heights
!twirler, and he struck out ten. Brill at
second base for Congress Heights was
the real star of the game, his fielding
and batting being great factors in his
teams success. Brill had a perfect bat
ting average. getting two wallops for
two bases. and single out Of three at
tempts: he accepted eight chances in
body could have done. Rowe fielded
brilliantly at short for the losing club.
| st. Agnes and Keller played a good
game in the East Washington Sunday
School League. the former winning by
until the last inning. Rector pitched
well at times for Keller, but was very
wild: he gave eight bases on balls.
Stevens. McLarney and McPhilomy had
big parts in st. Agnes victory. while
Mortimer and Cake did well for Keller.
| st. Teresa won again in the Potomac
circuit without much trouble, taking
| the measure of the Fairlawn club by
10 to 2. Fairlawn proved no match
last inning. Kelley and McClay pitched
well for st. Teresa and Fairlawn, the
latter being rather poorly supported.
The Printers were beaten again in
| the Departmental organization. losing
ters gave a good exhibition, though,
one of their best Of the year on the
defensive. Inability to bat the offer
ings Of Lyons was the real cause Of
their defeat. Lyons famed ten men.
and only three times was his delivery
hit safely
One run was all that st. Vincent's
could score against st. Dominics. and
that was not gotten until after St.
runs That was how the score stood
| S to l.. Marsden and Won Herbulis.
pitching for the winner and loser, were
effective during the greater part OF
the contest. errors and bad breaks ac-
counting for several of the counts.
Traffic did not do much at the start
| Of its game with Telegraph in the South
ern Railway Clerks circuit. but as soon
as 1t got started 1t made up for lost
time Telegraph made two runs in the
first period. and it was not until the
fourth that Traffic evened up things. In
the fifth sixth and seventh. the final in
nings, Traffic Tailed almost as it
pleased, getting four in the fifth. three
in the sixth and four in the seventh. Tel
egraph got no more runs. and the two
it made were obtained without hits. as
Crymes, on the mound for Traffic, pitch
ed well enough to prevent single safe
hit during the seven periods the contest
lasted.
Beall. who established something of q
strike-out record not long ago, worked on
the mound in another winning game for
the Crescents in the Rosedale organiza-
ton. Beall held the Gibraltars to six hits
and struck out ten. The Gibraltars made
a game effort in the last inning to even
up the score. but two runs was the best
it could do. The final count was to 4.
Trinity and Holy Name were the win
ners in the Holy Name League. The for
mer defeated st. Stephens by 13 to 6
and the latter won from St. Margaret's
by to s. Both games were hard fought.
st. Stephens got q lead of six runs on
Trinity in the first three innings, and 1t
was an uphill battle for the last-men-
toned to get out in front. Holy Name
obtained the margin in the opening in
ming, but st. Margaret's worked hard
right down to tho finish. and was never
out of the game by any means. Breen
pitched well for st. Margaret's. and un-
der ordinary circumstances would have
won. but in this case his team failed to
get the breaks and made errors at crIti-
cal times