26 SPORTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926. SPORTS. Optimistic Over Browns : Early Season Base Ball Crossing Dope Sisler Still *

I believes. So he has had a rectangular i space at the center-field end of the j MOUNT RAINIER NINE SURE ADVANCE BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS UNCERTAINTY OF PASTIME concrete sun parlor spread with a j TEAM WILL gorgeous green pigment. Now the j swingers may l>c expected to get more BOOKS SHAMROCKS REVEALED IN SISLERMEN ; from their efforts, unless they let their WHEN CRIPPLES RECOVER . NATIONALLEAGUE. ! optics stray to the potpourri of color | YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. 1 adjoining the center-held wall. I By booking the Shamrocks for Sun WMfchinqton. 6: St. I.oulii. 5. Brooklyn. «: (HlrjjtO, *. ! day’s game at the District Line Field. Philadelphia. «; < liiraeo. 2. Wttitbmwh. 11: Philadelphia. 1. Perhaps it this tinting on . 4. League Proving was new j the Mount Rainier Athletic Club is New Y’ork-Cleveland—Cold. Cincinnati. 7: Ronton, Other Clubs of American Diamond | | parlor brought 'I Visitors Throw Scare Into Fans by Staging Ninth- Boston Detroit— Cold. St. Loul«. «; New Aork. It. the sun floor that : taking a chance on getting treated Goslln out of his non-hitting STANDING OF THE CLUBS. STANDI NO OF TIIE CLUBS. | Goose ! ; roughly in its own ball yard, Prophets’ Work Futile—Goslin’s Hurt Not | streak yesterday. The Goose hanged j The Harps emerged Inning Chases right held for a have victorious Rally That Ruether and Leaves the ball to single in | i in all three of their starts this sen get « the sixth inning, after failing to | son. defeating the Dreadnaughts, the *sl e i I gi•t £* 5 Likely to Keep Him Out Today. a previous legal W * drive in his 111 | j Virginia Grays Griffs ith Narrow Margin of Victory. ££ls|| § f 3 f g times and Petworth. Mount J . i Rainier bowed to the Union Printer - j last Sunday and split even in two JOHN B. KELLER. When he made a desperate lunge at games with Arlington. BY ______| .. Brookly *l-**7 BY DENMAN THOMPSON, NewYork!—|. .1 51. ¦ I .'ll 2 5! 1151 91.625 nff— 7T 11 51. ¦I 31 iTSil*! Harry Rice’s Texas Leaguer in the New stands that increase the seat- ,i 3177] 2!..1 5! 41 IJJS] 1*1.625 for game's hold the sports- Sports Editor. The Star. Cleveland]..! —l. A3l 51151 01.625 Cincinnati 1.. f—! HI BALL’S uncertainty accounts the on Browns’ hectic ninth batting turn, ing capacity to 1,000, a new backstop I SI—I •! ««' » Haoh ton I 21. . I—l 81 81. . ~B| iTrij111.607 Chlcajo. ] I *1.1!. loving public. The fans want to he surprised. The more numerous Goslin knocked a linger out of joint, ami a modern scoreboard have been his club anchored in the basement of the American League’s . i |..| 5i 81—|..i 4i. 511611 H.fUKt New York 4[..l : . I. 1 .»L I was yanked place promptly 1 Chlcaro. I I ll—l more pleased are those who pay i It into installed at the Mount Rainier dia official structure as a result of its failure to win more than seven Phll'phla 31 11—!..l 31 41141121.538 PlMt.i»’«h 1.1 31 HI . I—l 21. 1J 211 11131.45* BASEand more marked the upsets, the i! by Mike Martin, however, and the mond. I 31..1 j 111 .158 St. LouU li 2 2 2| si-l. 1121151.444 WITHof the 27 games it has played to date, George H. Sisler Detroit 2 1 a— 511 the freight in the majors—the cash customers. And the C. C. bloc has ! i Goose was to lie on the job again Members of the team are meeting I—l W 181141.417 Boston] . I2' U 11. J 31. .I—l. .J_7ji7i.2B« PlilPphh. 121 11. .121.. f. so itoday. tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of what be 16 .333 been getting a great kick out of the American League race far. is not might termed a cheerful soul these days, but the boss of the St. Loula" .• 1 2 . 2.713 ..]_7>o .250 Boston i-•I• •I H| 2i . .13:.. 16 I ! Manager Holcer, 433 Buchanan street. » I3| 13,15 I4IIH many who 213 1720 Lost Hi 0 ...... recall the dope of of the critics toured the Browns is far from discouraged and feels confident his crew will yet get Lont~ I 019111 111 : j I J Just pre-season Dutch Kuether wore a steel-braced i The training camps of tne circuit, then look over the standing of | heavy leather glove under his regular j N'onmds, a combination oi going and justify- the faith reposed in them by fans and critics alike before GAMES TODAY. Johnsonian players performing in the GAMES TODAY. the clubs after nearly a month of battling in the championship campaign. fielding glove while in the game. The | week-da at Washlnrton. Bro.dtlyn at j ' j leagues, are on for the season opened. St. Louis Philadelphia Chlrnap. It anything can happen in this 1926 race. was on his right hand dur- ! the lookout sun Chlrueo at Philadelphia. at PlMshurdi. will make one believe ! day and holiday games with the l>e< New >ork at St. Lnula. Athletics the ing batting practice a couple of days | With Herschel Bennett in a Philadelphia hospital and likely to remain Detroit at Boston. Prior to April experts rated the Nationals and as I j unlimited teams, of the city. J. D. at New York. Boston al tinrlnnatl. 13. ago and Trainer Martin discovered longer argument concrete Cleveland flag contenders, although hinted it might be difficult for the j Bland, Main 6400, branch 613, ;« in there for a month as a result of his with a wall main some tjiat small bone near the wrist had | in unbroken a pace. Ihe Browns, White Sox a ' charge of the schedule. Quakertown last week, Sisler does not hope to present Washington veterans to withstand heavy been split. The injury is considered until classed to the Champions and the front after the club returns to Sportsman's Park the latter part of and Yankees also were close Macks, trivial, though, and will not prevent j the since Calais Royal I’astimers, who claim the mouth, but he expects back from his brother’s funeral with the Browns touted more than others. What has happened Dutch from taking his regular turn ; a forfeit & EAST IN MAJOR LEAGUES base J from Woodward Lothrop. a pick in few days, hopes Walter Gerber’s injured digit will be O. K. in a week; shows how tough a task it is to winners in ball. on the hill. ¦ are to tackle the Red Sox Sunday at that Red Hargrave’s ailing hand will permit him to work soon, that Oscar There have been upsets all along the , will not return to his team within a ! 11 o'clock on Diamond No 0. Man yield shortly and hat Marty ! Nearly 3,500 fails took in most of ; | ager Clark Is booking games at Mellillo’s sore arm will to treatment McManus AGAINST WEST line, but the Browns certainly have month. HOLDS OWN game yesterday. ! will not suffer a from thump on the hip from j The Browns also are minus Gene the Home left before | Adams 3008. relapse the he received Ed jolted harder than any of their Wells of the Tygvr*. been jRobertson, who plays second or third jI the Browns staged their spectacular . rivals. At Tarpon Springs, Fla., fig- jbase for them when he is around. : ; rally in the ninth, but there were ; The Modoc*. who recently won Sis also is praying that as his Associated Press. from the A. & P. nine by a score of 7 By the for the j Gene’s brother died this week, and he ! plenty on hand to see make patients are discharged from the clinic ured to make more trouble to 3, are after more competition A in the own against any outfit, | lias gone to his home to attend the that marvelous stop of Sister’s drive to no NARROW SQUEAK teams major leagues are holding their Griffs and A s than other i Manager J. Gilljert Markham may be ibe.re will be further casualties to difficulty ifuneral. lie will rejoin his club in j| end the fray. power, campaign, with the Hlslermeu have been in avenue. rob his machine of for he be- Western clubs in the first intersectional battles of the | Boston, where it is to play its next j reached at 5118 Wisconsin lieves that with all cogs present and st. i.oris ab. k. bii.ro. a. k ever since the start of the champion- , The team will practice tomorrow at 11. Rice, 2b ft 0 1 ft 4 0 EASTERNWashington and Philadelphia regaining their winning form of 1925 ship season, not seem they series. attuned his entry has the inherent Dung, and it does | 5 o'clock. rs ft 0 I 2 0 0 of the the will be able to get into good trim again strength to rapidly climb to its right- Sisler. lb ft 0 O 8 0 0 I in the American to offset an unexpected relapse Giants in things happening ! McManus, O a month, With these from Although beaten badly by ful position as a contender. 3b 4 11 1 0 within at least. ever CONTESTS ONE-SIDED the Jin-nhson, cf 4 11 4 O O National. Instead of fighting among the first- time to time since the start of j ! Clovers last Sunday, the Cardinal Although his combination has been William*. If I 2 0 1 is no i 4 1 dandies, are the season, it wonder the Browns 1 are hoping to treated like a door mat by every club ! Lamotte. «* a 11 I ft 1 The White Sox. victims of a Phila- division the Browns cel- I Seniors hit their stride Dixon, winning to 2, are down the list. But injuries do j they in 4 delphia • it has met thus far Sisler has been ! c 1 2 2 1 0 streak at 6 re- LEAGUE LEADERS. lar tenants with the poor record of but IN SANDLOT LEAGUES | when make their debut the Jonnard, p O 0 O O 2 1 linquished third place to the champion BIG 7 victories in 27 starts. And that’s not account for other upsets of pre ; Capital City League series again.-i optimistically awaiting the turn of p I O « (I 0 O a 1 Vnncilrier. Griffmen yesterday. A brave effort to By the Associated Press. not the worst of it. Almost shot to season dope. The White Sox after ; opponents yet to be named. The fortune’ wheel and had hoped it would •Schang I O 1 O O 0 setting | « warriors fair start have ceased the j lop-sided variety signed man, Shrevc. coincidentally with the. arrival i “Hargrave I O O 0 O beat back the veteran of! AMERICAN LEAGUE. pieces as a result of a series of in- t Scores of the i j Cards have Yeat come Harris, netting runs juries, to more ! league on fire. The Macks are step j marked yesterday's three sun- ! Marosy and Jones of Business Higi. of tlie Browns in the Capital, where Stanley five iti Yankees, .413. they are apt take many | tilts in ! Total* 37 ft 9 24 13 3 ninth, short Ratting—Dugan, regaining balance, i ping along now. hut they were so ! loops ; Daub, Sykes, Lyon. Adams they enjoyed a generous inning. the fell one of Wash lickings before their j j down base bail that hold fourth j Orrison. have measure •Batted for Jonnard In fifth City Kuhn—Ruth, Yankees, 29. wobbly during the first three weeks on • Batted for Vangilder in ninth Inning. ington’s total and the Capital When they do get on their feet finally, [ j the Ellipse. I Howell and Gelfelt. of success for years. Hits—Goslin, Senators, 42. ; of the campaign that with all their re men moved ahead in the race, while they likely to find themselves The Treasury tossers in the j . AB. R. BH. PO. A. K. Doubles—Kurus, Indians, 14. are cent they are Sisler at WASHINGTON' « making running j rush still in the second League a Hints More Shifts. McNeely. es 4 2 1 4 0 the cohorts of Collins were Triple*—Gehrig, Yankees, 7. hopelessly out of the for the j Government race went on 2 at speed of | flag j division. Rommel, Harriss and Gray. batting spree in ! up line-up again, ,S. llarri*. 2b 3 2 2 2 I futile thrusts the balls Homers—Ruth, Yankee*, 8. this year. I the initial frame of WILL PLAY TWIN BILL. He shook his to E. Rice, rs 3 I O 3 O « Lefty Grove. The former Oriole hurler j expected to carry' the A’s | their seven-inning clash with Inter- no avail, at [•oslin, If 4 0 I 4) 9 O stolen bases—Meuse), Yankee*, 8. ! j CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 13 C4». •- and hints further shifts if along, have been responsible for 10 i j state and never up until they had J j leanes, If 0 0 0 0 O 0 ixisted II .•nrikeouts. Pitching—Quinn, Athletics, 4, Five men are now on the Browns’ let ; new program the tide of luck doesn’t turn this after- fudge, 4 17 Robins, by won they of the club's 12 losses. The ! A will be in effect here lb I 0 0 The pathflnding clawed 0. casual list. Two are playing, but registered a 16-to-l win. They , noon when is scheduled Bluege. 3b 4 (t 1 I 11 lost Yanks, top, finding | Decoration day. when the Cleveland the Cubs on Monday, flew back at the j are not able to play up to their cus- still at the are the collected a total of 16 hits for the three to the assignment I’eekinhauch, 8* 2 O 0 1 3 0 I play Sox. draw considerable Cubs yesterday to protect their scanty . tomary form. These working casuals going much rougher. And the In- garnered by their opponents from jI Indians the White Both of trying to outpitch , Ktiel. e 4 0 2 3 0 O 'games he played in afternoon Ruether. p 3 0 1 O 1 0 lead with a 6-2 triumph. Burleigh Batting—Bressler, Reds, .377. are Marty and Red Har- dians. never considered a first division the pitching of Phipps. will the but got a big thrill, along McManus a he with the. • Marberry, P 0 0 0 0 0 0 Grimes scattered six hits over Runs—Heathrote, Cubs, 22. grave. McManus still is limping badly possibility, cling to that group. The War-Civil Service game in the ias douhleheader. instead of one modest turn-out of fans at game the morning, as has been cus- the orchard Total* 27 ~7 2 the nine frames and never was in Hits—Hornsby, Cardinals, 34 as a of a collision he had with Potomac Park circuit was nearly as in yesterday, over the desperate ninth- sT ~0 ""9 result tomary on holidays. "*t. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft—ft danger after the third, when bunched Doubles—Frisch, Giants, 15. Pitcher Wells in Detroit, but somebody Everything Ls so topsy turvy with one-sided, War getting the decision tnning assault launched by his under- Washington .. 2 01 2 0100 i—6 gathered as a a lings. despite safeties three runs Triples—Wilson, Cubs, 4. must be used to complete the Browns’ | the Browns that Slsler finds it almost by 13-to-S count in 6 stanzas. and the fact that it fell Two-base Ruel. Three- nest ample to Homers—Bottomley, Cardinals, Marty must as to a regular pltch- Burke, winning pitcher, was a pleased lilts—S. Harris. Rohin egg of size insure 6. infield, so toil and let the difficult hold to the trifle short is to regard that base hit—William*. Sacrifice—S. Harris. bases—Cuyler, Pirates, a hits, WILLQUIT RACING. plays—l.amotte to H. Klee to Sltler. victory. Stolen 7. ailing leg get along as well as it can ing schedule as to pick an infield that knicked for half dozen struck sortie as auguring well for the imme- ¦ CINCINNATI, diate future. heft on base—St. l.ouls, 7; Washington. 11. The climbing Pirates reached the Pitching—MeGraw, Robins, won 4, under the conditions. Hargrave, too. | may lie kept intact for two successive out 10 and walked 3. Ohio. May 12 —Off Jonnard, 4); off Vangilder, first division with a loud explosion of lost 0. can help, although the former Na days. It was likely, though, that Tom Bureau had a big second Inning | Due to the pressure of other business Turned back 3; off Ruether, 2. Hits—Off Jonnard. li in 1 | with three hits by base blows, touching three Philadel- a as to Zachary, southpaw who in a Departmental League contest ! Wiedemann, Kentucky sports Dutch Ruether over a period of eight 4 innings: off Vangilder, 3 in 4 innings; off tlonal has hand so sore make i red-thatched j Carl 8 In 8 innings (none out in ninth) ; phia pitchers for 15 clouts to win catching very trying for him. | wore a National uniform last year and with Agriculture, 10 runs being | j man. has decided to withdraw from rounds, while his mates Ruether. Winning had amassed off' Marberry, I In 1 Inning. pitch- handily at 11 1. The result gave Gerber, , before, go to the shoved across plate. racing game in the near future. half a dozen runs from the combined er—Ruether. Losing pitcher—Jonnard. em- to INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. Walter crack has j several vears would the The final I \ the garni the Corsairs a fourth-place tie with a split finger that will keep him out hill for the Sislermen this afternoon. count was 14 to S for the Engravers. offerings of Claude Jonnard pire*—Moriarty, Owens. Time of R. H. E. 1| ! and Elam I hour ftft minute*. • the Giants, who dropped another longer. to The went to innings. Vangilder. the Browns out Baltimore 17 17 2 of action a week or Manager Whoever works for the visitors was ii clash six broke into I game the Cardinals, 6 5. The j ! Buffalo 13 10 4 says. Tony bought opposed by Champs’ leading a rash of bingles in the final frame to to Slsler Mellllo. from be the I' In the Commercial race the Union ] verdict marked Flint Rhein’s fifth vic- Vincent. and Cobb: Ben- at or The Printers again bumps, that sent the Dutchman scurrying to Harwood Proißtt. Milwaukee to use second third moundsman. Waiter Johnson. jj hit the this >rv in starts on the mound. Chi- i > nett, Reddy, Fisher. Henderson and Lake. base, a sore arm big at ! i cover and gave Fred Marberry all he j Goslin's death put Harris at the far six has developed and fellow was primed to go after the time tasting defeat the hands of the cage's defeat by Brooklyn proved a Readme 2 8 1 is out of commission. And Herschel 402 d victory of his big league career. Chesapeak and Potomac Telephone TROUSERS could do to apply ; corner, when the brakes. and the latter scored ateppiug Reds, Syracuse 3 0 This uprising presented a striking Lamotte fumbled Judge’s roller. Wil- stone for the who 1 Bennett, regular outfielder, took such nine. The count was 3 to 1, the Typos To Match Your Odd Coats moved to second place behind good Swaney and Lynn. Cnr.mann: Frankhouse a sock on the head when he ran into Paint of the hue of foliage in late remaining scoreless until the eighth, j illustration of the uncertainty of base liams’ fumble of Bluege's bounding and pitching by Adolfo Luque. Cu- Niebenrall. Spring to eyes last, ball. In a pinch-hitting role Sehang single put Griffs on third and second. The the stand at Philadelphia that he still is restful the hatting and inning. Claude occupied the i ban gave the Braves nine scattered Jersey City 1 4 3 is in a hospital in the Quaker City and of his athletes. President Clark Griffith box for the winners. EISEMAN’S, & F had eked out a Texas leaguer in the 1 where they were left when Jonnard Toronto 11 3 7th to by 2 ' , ¦¦!¦!¦¦¦¦¦¦ ¦" ¦¦¦¦!¦¦¦¦¦¦!¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ I - ¦ ¦" lifth to as a gesture., hits win 7-4. and Durst contrived scratch I whiffed Peck final veteran southpaw, Zellers and Daley: Faulkner and O'Nstll. an hingle following real In the sale of his infield Dixon’s Vangilder through his initial Newark eighth. was eased Arthur Nehf, to the . 0 11 2 hit in the That all until ! frame, fifth, McNeely hitting into Rochester 2 9 0 in the Manager John McGraw apparently the final canto, when five whacks | a play singled, Ten Innings. put double after Ruether has prepared to make good his boast succession three runs over and ’ but Elam was tapped for a tally in the Smallwood and Schulte: Thormahlen and ended Ruether’s regime. that a successful major league team Devine. sixth, when Goslin picked a slow ball get along portside for a safety right can without a McManus Starts the Rally. : to after Harris had t up a on wirier. j walked and moved notch Sam Nehf had not received the privilege AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. McManus started it with a. single to | / m center, pumped Rice’s death. of starting a game this season for the R. 9 d Jacobson one to left Vangilder finished fair form. ! 13 2 tripled in He joined the Giants in 1919, Milwaukee fi' and Williams to the scoreboard, : Ruel’s double being the only blow ob- .Giants. j Columbus 2 0 3 cashing his after pitching four seasons for the mates and scoring himself jtained off him in the last two frames. Eddelmsc and McMenemy: McQuillan. or a wild relay by Harris. Clean Boston Braves. He turned in 125 vie Faeth and Jteuter. lories for the 1925, pokes by Lamotte and Dixon brought Giants from 1919 to Kansas City. 700 Marberry in from the bull pen and the Inclusive. His highest percentage whs Toledo 2 6 2 parade was temporarily halted when FIGHTS LAST NIGHT. attained In 1924. with 14 victories and Evans and W«Ua: McCullough. Woelfolk. Hargrave, an role, Herman. Chambers and Bering. in emergency By the Associated Press, 4 defeats. bounded to an i St. Paul 1 0 2 infield death. CITY, The procession was resumed when j j KANSAS Kan. “Bob” , Indianapolis 9 13 0 ‘ O'Shea, Omaha, outpointed Tony Harry Rice looped a Texas leaguer to ] SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. Roettger, Johnson, Wernke and Hoffman; left, that scored Lamotte, and when ! l Ross. Pittsburgh, (10). ; Hillana Florence. _ R H E. i Durst forced Rice another marker was I ! LORAIN, Ohio.—Tommy Mitchell, Birmingham 7 11 3 Minneapolis 0 4 0 toted home by Dixon, leaving Cedric | i Toronto, outpointed Clyde Holllnger, Atlanta 6 9 2 :1 Louisville 3 7 0 at tying (8). Stone. and Yaryan: Hollingsworth. Francis and Cullop the initial station with the j Battle Creek, Merz. Judd Marklr. and Meyer. Brier: tally. a j Merritt, and Brock. Sisler made bold bid to keep I LOUIS. Mo.—Kayo Phil Kap- Love the pot boiling swatting ST. by a nasty lan, York, won de- Memphis 10 14 0 the New newspaper New Orleans 1 8 3 SOUTH ATLANTIC crack down first base line, but 1 ! cision over Italian Joe Gans, Brook- LEAGUE. Judge contrived to it Brillheart and Kohlbeeker: Roy. and 5: 2. knock down and j lyn, (10). Lingle. Scott Charlotte. Macon. by beating to the Knorvllle. 14: Columbia. 11. end the debate Sisler j Spartanburg, 10: Aaheviila, 9. sack. Little Rock 2 9 2 Greenville. August*. 8. Mobile 9 17 l 12: Jonnard Wild in Opener. RECORDS OF GRIFFMEN Courtney and Whitney: Murray and Richie. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE. Jonnard found the plate on swings BATTING. Naehvllle .’... .. 7*™ at. the outset, and through his wild- G. AB. H. SB. RBI.At*. Chattanooga 6 n 3 Fort Myers. 10: Lakeland. 4. ness spotted the a couple Tate 4 ft 2 0 0 .400 Frey. Morris and MeEvoy. Orlando. 0: St. Petersburg. 4. Griffmen of Kenna: Jones Tamp*. 10: Bradenton. 2. stanza. passed Goslin 28 100 42 3 29 .390 and D. Anderson. Sanford. 0. runs in the initial He Klee 28 114 38 ft 13 .333 11: Sarasota. McNeely for a starter, and after Jranet 7 6 2 O 0 .333 Harris sacrificed, issued free tickets to S. Harris ... .28 100 33 2 lO .330 SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE. VIRGINIA LEAGUE. , Judge succes- Ruether 10 25 8 0 2 .320 Goslin and in Bluege 28 104 33 3 12 .317 • Columbus. 7: Jacksonville. 1. Richmond. sion, with a resultant tally. pro- McNeely 17 SI 16 2 3 .314 St. Augustine. 10: Albany, 6. 12-8: Norfolk. 9-12. The Only games played. Petersburg. 2: Wilson, 1. ceeding was varied when Bluege Judge 28 109 32 2 17 .294 Kinston. 8: Portsmouth. 4. popped, but Peck also was franked, to J. Harris 17 M 2 18 O 14 .290 e plate Bush 7 14 4 O 2 .284) force another marker over the Severeid .... 7 14 4 0 1 .280 PIEDMONT LEAGUE. before Ruel rolled to Lamotte to leave Prekinpaugh. .20 33 9 0 7 .273 PITCHER BREAKS ARM. the bases loaded. Ruel 24) 84) 19 14) .221 Greensboro. 8- Salisbury. 6. Ogden 4) 10 2 0 0 .200 SAN Tex., OP). 4: Winston-Salem. 1. Steadying down, Jonnard got through ANTONIO. May 12 lie. Raleigh. 2. Ferguson .... 4) ft 1 0 1.200 —Arthur Engelkin broke his arm In Eurham.anvi 3: next with unsupported .... 4) 21 the round an Johnson 4 0 1 .190 places double by Harris charged against him, Mver 23 4)8 12 3 8 .170 two here in throning a curve but was nicked for another marker in Tobin 9 10 1 0 O .14)0 ball. He was pitching for the Alamo Coveleskle ..ft 14 1 O 0.071 National Bank team. the third. Judge got a clean swat to Stewart 4) 3 0 0 0 .4)00 center with one gone, and after Bluege Marberry ....10 3 0 0 0 .4)00 aerially walked, Kelley 4 0 0 0 0 .000 died and Peck Ruel Hadlev 1 O O O 0 .000 Wallace Motor Co. looped a little Texas leaguer to left Morrell 2 0 0 0 0 .04)0 MARINES WIN ANOTHER. that Thomas 2 0 0 0 0 .4)00 counted Judge. Va., Another brace of tallies was charged PITCHINO. QUANTICO. May 12.—The means against following Quantico Marines base bg.ll team Jonnard in the straight frame, when supporting cast made it 15 by defeating his failed Washington College him, errors to as here yesterday, three in addition l| § i many hits figuring in what proved to if 11 fi 12 to 5. be his final round on Hu r wlt — — S- m the rubber. 4) 4) » Johnson . . 4 ft 1 NASH McNeely looped a leaguer to 52% Texas Ruether . . 0 O 3 49 ft 1 flight to open the frame. Harris beat Marberry .10 O 0 13% 1 0 Sales and Service out a bunt down the first base line and Ogden ... 6 3 2 32 2 2 when Jonnard paddled onto Coveleskle. ft ft 1 40% 2 3 PIMLICO the hall Ferguson .4) 2 0 2 foul territory an attempt 22% 1 SPRING MEETING, M»y Ist in to field it Kelley ... 4 0 0 3 O 0 McNeely galloped to third, from where Hadley ... 1 0 0 3 0 0 to 13th, inclusive 1709 L Street N.W. he counted when Sisler made a fine Morrell ... 2 O 0 2 O O First Race. 2:30 P.M. Admission (includ- Just East of Conn. Ave. Thomas . . 2 0 0 1 0 O ing tax) $1.65. Frequent trains: B. A 0.. diving stop of Sam Rice’s hot smash Bush 5 5 1 31% 0 8 Penna. and IV. B. A A. Electric Line. Close to first base for a retiring play. Special (B. A O.) leaves Washington 11:40 A.M.. due Baltimore (Camden Station) Main 7612 12:30 P.M.

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