Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-02
School Championship rack Meet to AXE Place
GRADE SCHOOLS TO COMPETE
FOR TRACK TITLE TOMORROW
Winners of Division Championships to Meet
at Horse Show Grounds Under Auspices
of the Fairgrounds Other Gossip.

Burke Adams: william Wright Hilton: Maurice
Hilleary. Fillmore: Ogden Flynn. Addison nay ~
Otte, Cooke Sam Deborin, Dennison; Harold
Jamson Hayes: Staples Beyers. Carbery; harry
Oskinsky. Wallach: Leroy Campbell. Buchanan
R. Ward Langdon; Joseph Dodge, seaton' ana
One hundred nd fifteen pound class. high jumr
F. Linkns.. lexington Eugene Sullivan. Force
Frank Reilly. Adams; Raymond Harreli. Brent
son: charles Torreyson, Fillmore. George smo is
Dernison; William Cupler. Petworth; F.. Leish
Duncan s ,9n Gsrbery NJ. Weidman Edmonds Harry
Amer, Cranch; Charles Bruchie. Buchanan
Richard Small Wslash MAJ swss'' AnSpso
Relay. liz pound class-Brook!and. Emery
lexington Force Thompson, Adams r,,s Hilton R"sa
Eaton Cooke, Ludlow. Maury. Carbery Bryan
Buchanan, Cranch, Arthur, Henry-Polk and
One hundred yard dash. unlimited class-Wes-
lewis csriton. Takoma; Raymond strinstellow:
John Hernandez, Hilton; John LeFoe. Brent;
Raymond Latchford,, Hilton; sam Cherry; In:
william seanlon corcoran; John Fegan. Hub,
bard; Alfred Burdine, Johnson; Paul Emmert
ow Paul coI
LenoI: Wilbur ST. Clair. Leno1: Page White.
Congress Heights; Francis Greene Ross; stan
| and Gordon Slater. Henry Polk
Broad jump, unlimited class-charles Hall
inson. Gage; R. Zea: Thompson; $. Edm0nds
Thompson: Tony Miller. Adams: stanley Hen
derson Hilton; Haywood Saunders , Hilton; Ed
conneiiy. Cooke: Edward Atkinson. Hubbard
Robert Barnes Carbery; Edison Baldwin, Bryan;
Raymond Payne, Cranch; Walter Lord. Bryan:
, Paul Byrne, Twining, and Vernon Grey, Lang
High jump. unlimited class-Iawrence Ander
son. 'r.koma: William Fowler. Gage; J. Austin
Eckf Ofrn via nfchf rran
bert Yeatman, Brent; Warren Slice Hilton; Ell
den Bailey; Hilton; Elmer Burdett, Industral
dustriai Home; Crumbaugh, Curtis; Hugh John
son. West; l.. Fisher. Cooke: Campbell King
Ross; Walter scheneh. carbery: Howard Badger
HAZEL, buchanan; Robert Frazier, Wsllach
Harry Rosenthal. Leno1; Carl Reislnger, Henry
Polk; Lesley kohier. Abbot and Leroy Harris
Relay, unlimited class schools Brookland
Eores HI
Ross. johnson, West. Ludlow. Carbery, Wheat
ley; Lenox, cranch. Congress Heights, Henry
Polk, Gales and Langdon.
| Western meets Business and Eastern
plays Tech this afternoon in the high
! school base ball series. The first men
toned game is to be played on George
town field and the second at American
League Park. Both are to start al
$40 o'clock.
Western is only a half a game be
hind Eastern in the series. and it will
go into the lead if it wins and the
Light Blue and White loses. The two
gamee are especially interesting from
this point of view. Peine or Peel
! probably will do the pitching fol
| Western, and Wassaman is likely tc
be the opposing twirler. Tomlin is
Eastern's mainstay and undoubtedly
will be on the slab for that team. Hire
or Pfeiffer will be the pitching selec
| ton for Tech. The remainder of the
teams are pretty sure to lineup as il
| The Quartermaster's Department
handed the Adjutant Generals Office E
| is to / beating in the War Interbureal
League yesterday. This was the mos
terday in the amateur base bal
leagues, although the Agriculture
Treasury game in the Government
League lacked but little of approaching
1t. that count being Is to l. Panzel
and Pallas Of the Quartermasters hello
the losing club to four hits and famed
eight: The winning nine connected
! with the ball for ten safe drives. There
was only one extra base hit, that be
ing made by Jacobsen of Quartermas
ter's. a three base wallop.
Holy Name trounced ST Dominics ir
! the Catholic Church League. taking the
I measure of that team by II to s. The
winners hit the ball much harder thar
their opponents. which accounted for the
most Of their runs. Only one membe,
! OF the victorious nine failed to connect
for at least one hit, and several got two
| or three.
Albaugh. pitching for the RosedaIes ir
the Rosedale League. blanked the Co.
and allowed only four hits. pitching yer,
effectively from start to finish of the con.
| test. me game was called at the end o.
the seventh Albaugh also fielded hi.
| position we'll Gerard, at second for tht
i Rosedales. played good game. WED
| mans fielding and Gaschs hitting featur.
| ed for the winners.
One of the best games of the year ii
| the East Washington Sunday Schoo
League was played yesterday, the Refor
nation team taking the measure of Fiftf
by to 3. The work of the two pitcher,
was the feature. Weagley of the victor.
good exhibitions. Snow allowed eight hit.
and struck out ten. Howard PLAYED lef
field for Reformation and his ba tting wa,
| the feature of the game. He connecteI
LOT a three pa ger and two two Dagger.
| out OF three attempts, his sticking bejnt
a big factor in the victory. Woody AND
| Neitzey of Reformation and Weston aIst
used their bats effectively.
The General Office and Station team
l
nal Y. NJ. c. A. League, the former win
ming by to l. The contest was bril-
| liantly played in every way, it bein,
one of the best exhibitions given on tn
sandlots this year. Allinsworth he'll,
! the Station team to two hits, pitchin,
fine ball, while Brown was but littl
less effective for Station.
The Agricultural nine was an cas-
victor by ID to l in the Government
League, defeating Treasury. The hit
ting of the two teams was about tn
same, but, Agriculture did not show tn
loose play that did its opponents.
Kendall and Keller are to NAV th;
afternoon at 5th street and Florjd
avenue. This will be the fourth gam
of the series. and a fine contest
Hooked for.