Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-25
ATHLETES MAKE GOOD RECORDS
IN DUAL MEET AT GEORGETOWN
Penn State Men Capture Lions Share of
Cinderpath Honors. and G. U. Stars in
Field Events-C. u. Defeats Yale.

Fahey's offerings driven into safe terri
tory. Bush. who played first base. got
two Of the hits credited to his team.
Fahey. besides pitching such fine ball.
contributed further to his teams victory
by slashing out a single and a triple.
both Of which figured In the scoring Of
runs The contest was really a pitchers
battle between n'. walsh and Fnhey. the
the contest. despite the fact that he al
lowed more hits than the Brooklandsr.
Smell. at second base. played a fne all
teams three hits and his fielding bordered
on the brilliant. Whites work behind the
bat for c. U. and the way in which Walsh
and Fahey fielded their positions were
The Rosedale League is the first ANA
teur circuit to start play. A game yes
terday between the Grotto and Rose
dale teams officially opened the sea-
son in that organization. and marked
the advent Of amateur base ball for
1916. Scoring early in the game the
Rosedale team got enough runs to
srns.sG ,,. it the victory -Four men
and one in the second. and after tho
Grotto combination had made things
interesting in the first half of the
fourth by getting four men over the
half of that period.
The Grotto team outhit the Rosedale
nine. the former making seven counts
and the latter hve. Damphter. who
Stevens. at first for the same nine. led
their team in batting, each player get
ting two safeties. all singles.
Grace. the fastest quarter miller at the
Maryland Agricultural College. will
not be able to run again this spring:
or if he does it will be almost impos-
sible for him to do anything like the
work he has shown in former years
and during the last indoor seasons an
a member of the relay four. Grace
pulled a tendon in his leg last week.
and yesterday in attempting to work
out found 1t very painful to run even
at a slow jog. This is not only blow
to the Farmers in the meets in which
they are to take part but will greatly
weaken the relay four which is to ccm-
pete at the University of Pennsylvania
Saturday.
Catholic University and Georgetown
are scheduled to meet Fordham and
Trinity this afternoon, but the chances
are that there will be no contests be-
cause of the unfavorable weather con-
ditions. Penn State Ia booked for q
combat with the Maryland Aggies. too.
but that also is likely to be called OF.
The Briarly Hall Military School
proved too strong for Central High
yesterday and defeated the local
scholastic nine BY IL to s. The contest
was loose: each nine frequently made
errors and both batted heavily. Cen
trail got twelve safeties and Briarly
Hall sixteen. Lyddane and Joyner Of
Briarly registered three safe drives
each, and Gottlieb of Central made the
same number.
Stewards Business College team was
more than a match for the Frederick
High nine. ana won by a big score. 1S
to 6. Cornish and Dyer of Stewards
were the star hitters Of a heavy-hitting
contest. Each Of these players got four
safeties. Cornish having a double, triple
and two singles and Dyer a double and
three singles.
In the first of a series Of three games
for the championship of the Sunday
School Basket Ball League. the Peck
Chapel quint took the measure of the
Christ Lutheran 1--WE by 1S to Is. SCOTS
eight goals from the foul line practi-
cally decided the contest. just three
less than that number being thrown
by the losers. Both teams put up .
spirited exhibition.