Evening star., 1919-07-24
AMATEUR LEAGUES
PLAY TWO GAMES
Base Ball Circuits Resume
Schedules After Ten DAYS
of Inactivity.
BY II. c. BYRD.

Two amateur base ball leagues yester-
day began play after period Of inac-
tivity extending over ten days. The
Navy Yard League and Government
League had contests. Quadrangles beat
ing Torpedoes in the former and Bureau
taking the measure Of Zone-FinAnce in
the latter.
Both the amateur games were shut
outs. Quadrangles won by to and
Bureau by IL to o. Serrin pitched the
game for Quadrangles and held the Tor
pedo outfit to five hits. three OF which
were made by Sterzer. Serrin struck
out eighteen men. sterzer was on the
slab for the losers and famed twelve.
Giovanetti led the winning players at
bat with three hits out Of as many trips
to the plate.
In the Government League Bureau
nanhandled the offerings Of Pitcher
Walsh of Zone-Finance in a way that
was shorn of all mercy. Only seven in
nings were played, yet the Bureau play
ers connected for eighteen safeties.
Groh. Davis, Kircher and Moran each
got three bingles.
Bureau has been considerably strength.
ened by the acquisition of Groh at third
and Kircher in the box. Both have had
much professional experience. Groh Is a
good fielder and hitter and kircher
seems not only to pitch fine ball. but is
able to get his bat against what the
other pitchers have to offer. Bureau
has needed greatly good hurler, and
now that it has one to use against Naval
Operations it probably will put up
great fight for the championship OF the
second series in the Government League.
Mohawk Athletic Club plans to re-
sumo activities this fall. j.. r.
White, secretary Of the organization,
has got out the following circular
letter to all former members OF the
club and to prospective members:
For the past two years the Mo-
hawk Athletic Club has not had teams
on the field due to the fact that the
great majority of our members were
in Europe assisting Uncle sam 70
carry the flag Of freedom on the field
Of battle. AS they are now return
ing, we are again planning to de-
velop sports.
"During the absence Of the members.
the remaining few have kept the
club going through personal effort,
giving both time and money that the
Club might exist. and we are now
about to open drive for new mem
bers to bring the membership up to
the maximum of 125.
'Inasmuch as you were connected
with the club in the past. we feel
back; we are, therefore. giving all
the men who were former members
chance to renew their membership
before we begin the drive for new
men, and as the bylaws prohibit
the membership being over owe l2s we
THE weekly meeting is held Mon
day night, beginning at 8 o'clock, at
the clubhouse, at 1901 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast; you are cordially
invited to attend and go over with
us our plans"
Following is list of the entries for
the regatta Of the Southern Rowing As
sociation, to be held at Baltimore Sat
urday:
Junior single sculls-James Nc
Gruer. Ariels: Charles Haslup. Arun-
dels; Charles Diebel, Virginias.
Junior doubles-Charles Hasley and
Charles Diebel. Arundels; A. Robins and
F. Skinner, Old Dominion; A. W. Skin
ner and W. B. Wilson. Ariels.
L. Beeton, bow; H. Howard. second;
F. Summers. third; A. Roberts, fourth.
and Frieburger and ]. Austin, substi-
tutes Arundels, H. C. Gillespie. bow;
c. Diebel, second: H. A. Gillespie. third; ;
C. Haslup. fourth, and W. II. Oehri,
SUBSTITUTE fOlOlHdC Dodl SAuO, III o.
entry. George c. Huttin. bow: John D:
Kurtz, second; James Abbott. third. and
b. P. Schneider. fourth; second entry.
bow, r. w. Eisnger; second. j. B.
Scherly; third. w. F. Buckley: stroke.
A. B. Baker: coxswain. NJ. e. ID. kintz;
substitutes, William H. Belt and A. A.
Ridgley. Virginia Boat Club. bow. X. c.
Wood; second. T. Roy Grubbles; third.
8. E. Thompson; stroke, Coleman An
drews; coxswain. r. S. Buck, 1r.; sub
stitutes. H. E. Gillian. S. r. Hurt and
r. H. Lee. Ariel Rowing Club. r, II.
Goldsmith. bow; julius A. Victor. Sec
ond; w. ]. Albrecht, third; Noel Healy,
stroke; Joseph w. Stockett, coxswain;
substitutes, J. NJ. Shane, Joseph Black
and R. Strauss.
Arundels. second entry--E: Riggan.
Davis.
Senior double-Arundels. W. Alters
and Leo Scharfe; Potomacs, Frank
P. Chamberlain and Walter H. Thrall |:
Ariels, Charles T. Howard and c. H
Kronberger.
Junior eight-oared shells-virginia
Boat, Club, r: H. Lee, bow; H. R.
Kershan. 2; H. E. Gillian; g.: S. R.
Hartt, 4; <; c. Wood, 5: T. R: Grubbs.
drews, stroke; r. D. Brock. coxswain;
W. A. Sims, r. L. Laffroon, W. S.
Probst, ]. T. Cathell, Row Thomas.
subs. ArundeIs, A. Dippleman, bow
e. A. John, 2; NJ. Miller. 3; E. Kor-
man, 4 w. Etauski. 5: H. Lowree, g.;
ii. c. Gillespie. Z; p. Reagan. stroke !;
=; Davis eexswain; "A a "A albert. g.