Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-28
PRINTERS ARRANGE
NEW YORK GAMES
Washington Typos Will Meet
Gotham Ball Team on
August 10 and rs.
BY II. G. BYRD.

The Washington Union Printers
Athletic Association ball team Is to
meet New York's printers in series
Of games this month. The first con-
test will take place in New York
Monday. August IS, and the second
here Monday, August %.
Arrangements for the games were
concluded yesterday at meeting of
the Washington Union Printers Ath-
letic Association. The contests will
take the place this year of the an
nual series previously held between
several cities. Following the making
of arrangements for the games E. NJ.
Miller was elected to the presidency
of the association, to succeed the late
month ago.
Steel Plant did not appear against
the Rex Athletic Club yesterday for
its scheduled game, the Garfield A. c.
being substituted. Rex men were all
set for battle with Steel Plant and
were much surprised when the Gar
fields showed up. So surprised were
they that they lost their legs" as far
as playing ball was concerned. The
Garfield aggregation took the Rex
outfit into camp by to 3, playing
players were in the lineup of the
Garfield team. Walter Beall pitched
for Garfield and did excellent work.
Mccarthy and Dyer led the winners
at bat and Roche starred for the
losers at bat and in the field.
Clarendon won both games of it's
double-header on its home field yes
terday. defeating Empire Athletic
Club, to 1, and War Department, 4
to q, Harder hitting by Clarendon
players was mainly responsible for
the two victories.
Chick Harley, two years ago said to
be the best halfback in the western
conference, is back at Ohio State.
Harley il in summer school making
up deficiencies in certain courses In
order to be eligible for the gridiron
squad this fall.
Colonial Canoe Club yesterday won
the comedy regatta staged by the
clubs holding camps on the Upper Po-
tomac. The victors scored H. points
against 80 by the Suburban Club,
which finished second. Results of the
events follow:
Grnwaie singles-won By ]. Morris, Colonial:
second, L. Lawrence, Colonial; third. ]. Burch,
Ali hands quad-won By Colonial fHazzard.
Lawrence, MOTIFS, DuStb 6eCOn0,i htu1y lamp
| Backward tandem-Won by Duerst and Haz-
card. Colonial; second. Krazy Camp; third Coon
Camp.
single double blade-won by Woods. Krazy
|, Camp; second, Hazard, Colonial; third, Burch
Krazy Camp.
,Gunwsle tailend-won by Hazard. Colonial;
second, Rouse. Krazy Camp; third, Burch
Krazy Camp.
Ladies singles by Mrs. Woods, Kraz.
Camp; second Mrs. Burch, Krazy Camp.
Tandem double blade-Won bys Burch and
Chamberlain, Krazy Camp; second, Colonial
third. Krazy Camp.
Gunwale tandem-Won by Burch and Rouse
Krazy Camp; second, Colonial; third. Coor
Camp.
Ladies' tandem-Won by Mrs. Woods and
Mrs Burch, Krazy Camp second Colonial
Upset and rescue-Won by Rurch, Kraz.
Camp; second, Hazard, Colonial.
Bounce-Won by Lawrence, Colonial; second
Hazard. Colonial; third. Chamberlain, Kraz,
Camp.
| Paddle and swim--Won by Burch. Kraz,
Camp; second, Lawrence, Colonial; third
! Shepherd, Coon Camp.
Mixed tandem thand1es down)-Won by Mr.
| and Mrs. Hazard. Colonial Camp; second
| Colonial; third. Colonial.
! Naval Academy foot ball candidates
from the incoming class plan to be-
gin workouts, the latter part Of this
month. Coach Dobie, who is living in
Baltimore, is to journey to Annapolis
daily to take charge of the practices
Some excellent new material is eK.
l uected to show nm from the new class