Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-28
SPORTS
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resulted in decisive victory for thu
Alexandria team. The game wa:
played on he High School field, anc
zeal ball was sure PLACED. The Tor
pedo Station will play again Satur
day, July 3rd, High School fiet
Alexandria. at 2:30 p. M, playing
Washington.
The Virginia Athletic Club defeated
the strong Government Printing Office
nine on the Shipyard diamond yester.
lay, the score being to 3.
| Both teams played a splendid game
but the stellar playing of Jumbo
Raison" and Lucky, Nowland was
100 much for the Washington lads.
After the game the Washington
players enjoyed a refreshing swim
from the porch of the Virginia club
house.
In an exciting and wsll-playcd game
he Cardinals defeated the fast Ten
!eytCwn team by an { to 6 score on
the North Alfred street grounds, San
lay.
When the Cardinals went to bat in
their half Of the ninth inning the
renleytown lads had one-run lead
A base on balls to Mccain, a three
base drive by Jones. and a long sacri-
flee fly by Tetreault, which brought
acme Jones with the winning tally.
Two were out when the winning run
vas made.
The Cardinals worked three pitch
FRS viz. Burrill Speaking" Jones
and Neilfeld: and all performed we'll
Turing their turn on the mound.
Teddy" Schafer received the hot
SHOT offerings from his three twir-
NJ comrades as gracefully as q lady
receives her guests at Il pink tea.
Beau" Hodges. played on second
1ase for the Cardinals. His neat am
fast fielding. batting, and base run
ming We're excellent.
Shortstop Tetreaut is little Won
Ter, his two hits and sacrifice fly, out
+ four times at batsgnh his speed or
| the bases were ire = The features of
the game.
Jimmy Alexander. the shining light
in center field. played a great game
for the winners both in batting ARK
fielding. Jimmy distinguished himself
ast Friday when he pitched no-hit.
no run game against the strong War
Risk team. and although giving the
Enemy five bases on balls, they failed
20 get man to third base. In the
aforementioned contest he played
with the Finance team, of the Depart
! mental League.
Sampson, Payne and jim Sweeney
.ook turns in right field, while FranE,
Owens, covered left field. Fer Ten
Icytown. Brill pitched a pretty game
ard went the full nine innings. The
home run made by Stevens with man
on base was the batting feature Of the
dav. Beck also played well at short
step.
The Dreadnaught \. c. won the.r
both straight game yesterday without
Ia defeat this season, defeating the
crack All Star Camp Humphreys Of
ficers by the score of to /. Jimmy
Quayle had the soldiers fooled all the
way using his fine assortment OF
curves and dazzling speed to such
rood effec. that he retired I men by
lie strike out route and only allowed
) hits giving him his 18th straight
Victory for the season.
The game was featured by the hit
ling of Davis with two pretty singles
Cornell and Hayden also contributed
triple apiece.
The soldiers made their lone score
in the ninth when Quayle eaSed VI
and gave them score on a triple and
sacrifice but soon showed that he was
complete master of the game by strik'
ing out the next Two batters.
1t is estimated that there were =.
500 fans on the field. Keen interest
| prevailed throughout the game. Mex
Saturday the Dreadnaught will takf
on the Navy Team on the !oca
grounds. This game is expected to be
The best that has been showed hers
year.
The club expects to have its grand
stand ready for Saturdays game ant
4 i is hoped that the fans will show
their appreciation Of what these boy:
are giving them and turn out in good
IL numbers. ladies are especially IN
vited TO attend.
Yesterdays score by innings.
C. H. ....... @ 0 0 90 . q
.iD. A. C.. .....0 q 0 0 8 0 0 G y