Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-16
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS BOOKED
TO PLAY TWO GAMES TODAY
Eastern Meets Business and Central Goes
Against Tech-Catholic u. Plays
NJ. A. C.. at COLLEGE Park.

| ally well liked by the boys. and one
| who will prove big aid to constituted
authority in the maintenance of disci-
pline and a general good spirit among
| the boys. Green Is sure to become one
of the big factors in scholastic athletics
in this section. even more so than at
| St. Adams. The sphere of influence at
| Tome will be much greater than at
st. Adams, and is likely to be develop
| ed accordingly.
| Murray pitched sensational ball for
Georgetown against Mount st. Joseph's
yesterday in the game played in Balti-
more. The Josephites were able to con-
and that was hit which was rather
| question: BILE. An easy roller dumped
into the infeld. on which Murray did
| not cover first. had to be scored a hit,
and prevented no-hit contest. Murray
gave two bases on balls and famed
thirteen Herbert, who started for
Mount st. Joseph's, was compelled to
leave the game in the fourth, having
three runs scored off him in that
| period.
| Land did some savage hitting in the
| Home Club League against Reclama-
! ton, winning the contest by - to 6.
! The victors obtained total of nineteen
| star sluggers Batting second and
third in the lineup of the winners,
| each got four safe drives. The former
| had a two-base wallop and three sin
| giles and the latter got one drive for
! two bases. another for triple and two
| singles.
! The Southern Auditors and Union
| minal Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. League. the
| former winning by to 1. The con-
! test was more or less of pitchers
| battle between Johnson and Mayo, the
/ latter winning his game. Mayo's per-
| Torrance, though, was not so much
better than Johnson's. The fielding of
Brandt and Bingham, who played short
and third for the Station. was good
Mark of Union Station and Mulroe of
Auditors were the leading batters, each
man getting two bingles
The Columbus beat the Hilltops s to
3, in the Rosedale circuit, having two
big innings. the second and third The
and four in the third. Cash of the Co
lumbias held the Hilltops to four hits
and famed eight. White was the only
member of the losing nine able to find
the offerings of Cash. that player OBJ
tanning a homer and a single in four
attempts
One of the best games of the year in
the Agricultural Interbureau League
was played yesterday, the Chemistry
nine winning from the States Relations
team by to 3. Thompson for Chem
istry and Gordon for States Relations
engaged in a pitching duel, each doing
effective work. Six hits were made by
each team. Gowan of Chemistry was
the only member of either club to get
more than one safety.
The game in the Morning League of
Shop. 5 to 4. Baggage being on the
short end of the count. There was not
much difference between the quality of
the pitching of Brown and Dixon. Each
struck out eight and the hits were
fairly evenly divided between the two
clubs.
The Aloysius Club won a 7-to-5 con-
test from St Dominic's in the Catholic
Church organization, coming from be-
hind after ST. Dominic's had obtained
three-run lead in the opening inning.
Eichorns work for Aloysius was the
feature. He pitched c1everly. felded
brilliantly and got two Of his teams
six hits. Marsden also did some good
mound duty for st. Dominic's
The Engineers trounced the STAFF
team in the War Department Interbu-
reau League by IL to s. Crymes bat
ting and Vannamans pitching were the
main factors in the victory. Vannaman
allowed but six safeties and famed
eight. while Crymes made three hits
out of as many trips to the plate. Van
naman scored one run and Crymes two.
1t is very probable that the two ath-
letic contests scheduled for Maryland
Agricultural College teams tomorrow
will be called off. The lacrosse twelve
was booked to go to Lehigh and the
base ball nine to meet Gallaudet The
battalion, though. is to take part in
national defense parade in Balti-
more, and all it's members will be re-
quired to be present