Evening star., 1916-05-10
BY n. C. BYRD.

Each team in the high school series has
PLAYED two games and a general tie now
exists Not one of the mines has been
able to gain an advantage, one victory
and one defeat being charged against
every school Central had the game won
from Eastern yesterday and would have
gained quite little lead. but Eastern
snatched a victory and caused the even
ing up of the standing of all the teams
Loose fielding marked the game be-
tween Eastern and Central, neither OF the
two showing good play in their defense
The former was charged with seven errors
and the latter with eleven, and both gol
a lot of runs, as might be expected under
such conditions Eastern had the long
end of a 10 to count. 1t looked as IL
Central might score i'll the last inning, as
it had the bases full, but Tomlin of East
ern showed the necessary reserve pitching
force and struck out Selden for the third
out.
Both teams batted freely, Central hav-
ing a little the better of the comparison.
The Blue and White connected for eleven
safeties and Eastern for nine. Newman
and Lanahan led Eastern at bat, each
getting two hits. Molly Roberts. White
and Bailey were the best stlckers Tor
Central. the first mentioned making three
hits and the last two got two each. Tom
lin and E'laherty, Easterns battery, field
ed their positions well, as did Belcher OF
Central at short
Catholic University won the last game
of its home season yesterday, trouncing
Villanova by to >. The Brooklanders
played much better ball than their op-
ponents. outfelding and outhlttlng
them Kendrick pitched splendid ball
for Catholic University, allowing six
hits and striking out that many men
McCullian and Sheehan were the only
Villanova players to connect with the
delivery of Kendrick with any con-
sistency. each getting two safetles
Molyneaux Nillanova's star pitcher
was treated to some rather unusually
| hard hitting by the Brooklanders II
| is very seldom that Molyneaux meets
| with such reception as the local uni
! versity gave him yesterday. Butler die
some nice work with his bat for c. L.
| driving out a homer. triple and a
single out of four attempts. Rooney
former Technical High younster, who
played third base. also made three
| safeties. Mike Shortley came through
with a two-base wallop.
The majority of the teams in the anna
teur leagues had no trouble scoring
runs. The Southern Auditors got thir-
teen men across the plate in the
! Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. League
winning their game by 13 to .. staff
got six runs against five for Ordnance
in the War Department Interbureau
League. Land was victor over Mines
| in the Home Club circuit by 10 to 4
Commerce won from Commissioners in
the Government circuit by 10 to s. St
| Peters got thirteen counts to four for
Aloysius in the Catholic Church or
ganization. Secretary captured a very
one sided battle from the States Re
| lations club in the Agricultural Inter
| bureau body, and Bureau scored ter
runs against Machinists in the Potomac
circuit. winning by 10 to l. And al
| these runs were scored in games rang.
| ing from five to seven innings. and the
scores would have been correspondingly
| larger had the games gone the limit.
| Daily pitched good ball for the