Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-21
SECTION / TITLE
TOBE DECIDED
Marines and War Risk To-
morrow Play Off Tie in
Base Ball Series.
By n. c. BYRD.

Tomorrow the championship OF Sec
ton in tho series being conducted by
the District Base Ball Association for
the championship of this section
probably will be decided. War Risk
and Marines, tied for first place in
the team standing. are listed for the
play-off. Both clubs are anxious for
the dnal test. and opinion among fol-
lowers of the sport seems to be
about evenly divided as to which
club is going to be the victor. The
game will be played at American
League Park.
Two games are scheduled in the
series this afternoon. Clarendon and
Operations are to meet at American
League Park, and Navy Yard and
Army Medical School will face in q
contest at Union League Park. Both
games may develop into interesting
struggles, as all the clubs engaged
have played good ball since the
series opened.
Some good records were made yes
terday in the junior A. A. U. cham
pionships at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. Ill. Henke ran the
century dash in 10 seconds nat. which
probably was the most noteworthy
effort of the days competition. The
shot was heaved more than forty feet
a creditable mark. A new Junior rec
ord was created in the 440-yard run
Shaughnessy covering that distance
in Just ~ seconds.
the most points and won the meet. II
totaled 81 against 80 for the Pelham
Bay Naval Training Station. which
finished second. Great Lakes Naval
Training Station was third with ~
points and Illinois athletic AlI CLUB is
is war time did not tend to lower the
character of the competition II the
closeness of the scores is to be taken
as a criterion. Here are the results
of the events: ....
1oo-yard dssh-Won By Henks, ars ct, LAf e.
Hossins Chicago , A. A. ; ,seo1 %so.te, c.ms
Fremont. fourth. Time. 0:1o.
One-mile run.Won By schwsrt., Meadow.
Glib Ms.a Fe;.
third; Cummings, Meadowbsook Club, fourth
sho. put-won b. Altman. Great Lakes; q
ah inches, second; Windrow, Great Lakes. 6s
feet 5 inches, third; Saranec, Kelly Field. 81
| feet Il inch. fourth.
A. A.: Isaacs, Royal Air Force, Toronto, sec
ond; Savage. Chicago A. A., third; Norton
Camp Zachary Taylor; fourth; Time; o.ls p
G.. first: Walsh: Chicago A. A., second; Clio
fourth. Distance. $50 feet 5 inches;
IL feet inches: Bean. Los Angeles, II feet
inches, second; Piper. Royal Air Force
Toronto, II feet. third: VIM. Great Lake.
Running 1nae high sne: jun NV By Rice. Cam.
chicaso A; A.. s feet + inches; second
third: McGarrs. Boston navy yard. 6 seet i
5spound weight for distance-won BY Nc
mingham, Illinois a. O.. Is feet * niche.
| second; Walsh. Chicago A. A.. "a feet AZ
inches. third; Ba1teis, Hog Island. % feet
44o-yard run-Wm By shsuyhnessy. Fed
Bay. second; Rosera. Meadovnrook Club
ftS ne e1 Se se% , @hase e.4 a
discus throwwoa BY Window. Gr.a,
Lakes, 81, ne +. feet II inches Gio c,%p Diet ;
Chicago 4. A.. IS feet Y inch. fourth.
g., Nsa Y s1a Hs. :, Hisss / e.
Buffalo, third; vosen. Ga.y tfsd.) {. II. 6
A.. fourth. Time, 1851. CSew junior rec
ord.)
44o-yzrd hurdles-Won By Hause, Gfea,
Lakes; Tramg, swedish-Amerscan A., Brook
lJn, second: Bodeddeker. Great Lakes third
Running broad tump<Wn BY Politsef
| Mohawk A. G.. New York. % feet IS inches
| Anderson, Pelham Bay. e feet. second: Brown
! Neadowbrook Club, Phiiadelphh, q net ~
| inches, fourth.
r.,t~ about ,.onr ~ Snfor.u< q, foo1
ball, how about this in q letter from
France from a college man:
I'm over here, but my heart still
is at the old brain factory. Please
send me a foot ball schedule, as
want to look over 1t and see who is
g. - %nl