Evening star., 1916-05-06
BY n. C. BYRD.

game Yesterday on It's northern trip,
defeating Holy Cross by to 1. This
gives the Brooklanders three victories
out of five contests played, and II to-
days battle can be won the team will
have a record for the trip seldom
equaled by southern mines in that sec
tion.
The game with Holy Cross was a
pitchers battle between Fahey Of c. U.
and Donnellan. There was very little
difference in the work of the two men,
though Fahey had what advantage
there was. Fahey allowed six hits
and struck out seven, while c. U. made
five safeties off Donnellan, and only
two batters went down by the strike
out route.
Georgetown was beaten by Yale by
to 1. The Blue and Gray was unaole
to hit the delivery of Garfield, that
pitcher striking out six and allowing
only five scattered bingles CantWeii
also pitched creditably for Georgetown.
Catholic University this afternoon
meets the hardest team it has played
on the trip-Tufts. If the Brookland-
ers can get away with the long end
of the score they will have made a
splendid record for the journey. The
contest in this city with TUFTS. when
that team was on it's southern trip, re-
suited in victory for 1t ny TO III
eleven innings.
Georgetown is scheduled to meet the
Army today. The Blue and Gray is
hoping to end it's journey with VIC
tory, consistent reverses having been
met so far.
The Grotto nine went down again yes
terday in the Rosedale League. being
defeated by the Gibraltars, to a. The
livery of McLarren at any time, ana
errors and loose play were responsible
for the majority of the counts.
The geological survey took the meas
ure of the Secretarys Office by 10 to 3.
having two big innings. the fourth and
eighth. Six men crossed the plate IN
the fourth and three in the e1ghth. me
Survey team outhit the Secretary nlne'
though it's general margin Of play was
very slight.
The State, War and Navy team and
Commissioners had little trouble scor-
ing runs. the former getting sixteen
innings were played. Both teams hit
the ball hard, and made errors. In fact,
all kinds of base ball were shown De-
fore Umpire Shurtleff called the con-
test.
Gallaudet is scheduled to play the
only college base ball game here this
afternoon. The Kendall Greeners Will
have Baltimore City College as an OPP
ponent, and should not experience much
trouble winning.
The Steward Business College nine
was too strong for Central High yes
terday. winning well played contest
by to !. Walter Cox, former Centrai
hurler held his old teammates to three
hits and struck out six. SnaeHer also
pitched well for Central.
The Adjutant Generals Office won
from Ordnance in the War Department
Interbureau League by s to B. Despite
his teams defeat Matson of the Ord
nance nine struck out twelve men and
allowed only FIVE hits. montgomery,
wko was on the mound for the winners,
pitched effectively.
In this column last Wednesday the
Engineers were given credit for vic
tory over Ordnance by to 5. The re-
suit was exactly the reverse, Ordnance
winning by to 5.
The University of Virginia should win
the South Atlantic intercollegiates to-
day at Charlottesville The Orange and
Blue qualified many more athletes than
any of the other schools represented
Only two men from Washington are in
the finals Field of Catholic University
qualifying in the quarter and Low,
Georgetown's lone entry, being looked
upon as certain winner of the high
jump The relay race today will be be-
tween Virginia, c. u. Washington and
Lee and V. P. l., with the odds favor
ing Virginia with G. u. a close second.
The summaries of the preliminaries fol-
low
sNmi-hnals heat-First; Lisgan Rich
mond Colleec) second, Curtis ". T. j.. third,
Airey Val. Time. 0.10 1-5.
Second heat-First. Henke Nv. and L.1: sec
Third heat-First. Wallace VA: second.
Tibbs ". T. IL; third. Young W. and L..
l2D-yard hurdle-First heat-First. Brettle
,va.,; second. Durham fRichmond College,.
Time 016 A..
Second heat-First Wilson fya.D: second.
Dempsey iHopkinsl. Time. o.Is 30;
440-yard dash-First heat-F1rst. Glading wv.
and ID: second. Stone Na.); third. Uhler Hop
| kins,. Time 0.ol 80
Second heat-First Field tCatholc): second
Norris Cva.,; third. Strauss Hopkins. 1ime
o.5o %.
220-yard hurdles-First heat-First. Wilson
(Va): second Paris ". P. II. Time, OBS As.
Second heat-First; Bretelle 6Ha1; second
sns5ersId hshmGnd hssT1s; me Wallace
tva.); second. Liggan Richmond CoIlege);
third, Arey VaD. Time. o.2a 10.
Second heat-First. Henke Nv: and L.: Sec
ond. Pace Va.,; third. Reese 'Hopkins). Time
shot-put-First H. Coleman tvap second
Barker VA: third. Durham tRichmond Col
": sixth. Idding Distance, 40 feet 81 inches
Pole vault tsix qualified at feet )
inches ,-Hallman tw. and L.. johnson tRich
mond College,. kuyk iRichmond College,, Bake
Running high jump Csix men qualified at s