The Washington times., 1921-09-08

in the intersectional tourney as the
representative team OF section A in
the unlimited class, having earned the
right by defeating a bitter enemy.
Emerald A. C.. yesterday, 9 to 3. Had
would have been deadlocked with the
Westover club. ..'.
q, Beamer Holds EN-.
Shark Beamer, the Gibraltar pitcher,
held the Emeralds scoreless until the
eighth and final inning. He struck
out twelve. 1t Is possible Beamer will
heave for the Gibs today, when they
face the victory-flushed Winstons on
Union Station plaza. Beamer is q
strong armed star.
Sam Brown was in fine fettle when
he faced the Shamrocks. Although
the Big Green was favored to come out
on top, there were many backing the
Winstons on the strength Of what
Brown would do. Hits for the Sham.
rocks were few and scattered. They
made four. Brown retired more than
a third Of the opposing batters on
strikes. In addition he made the
longest hit Of the game, a triple.
Humphrey pitched a fair game for
the Shamrocks. His underhand curves
and floaters were connected with safe.
ly only seven times, the Winstons
scoring once In the, first and four
times IN the third.
.. sr Langan to Try. -
Tomorrow, the Shamrocks will. meet
the east end Of Pennsylvania avenue
bridge. The Shamrocks will bank on
Louden Langan to heave winning ball,
this pitcher having made one OF the
finest showings Of the unlimited class
hurlers In the sectional contests. b..
Three star players Of the Linworths
are on the fritz as the result of yes
terday's game. While boarding
truck to go to the playing field, Yer
non Clark, the teams regular right
fielder, broke his wrist.
Eddie Newton, regular catcher, was
forced TO retire in the second inning
with a severely swollen hand. Rich
ard Feary, shortstop, was cut over the
eye by q batted ball and hospital
treatment was necessary. -
Newton's loss hurt the Linworths.
Bah Giasscock, who tried to hold up
the receiving end in his place, let
eight balls pass him which allowed
Warwick runners to score. ~
The Warwicks cut loose at the start
with five runs and kept going. scor.
ing once or oftener in each of six inn.
ings played They handled Louis Hollis,
the Linworths' star moundsman,
The next game in the midget series
will be played Sunday, on the Wash.
..ington Barracks field, at 1880 p. m.
u: Schedule Revised.
Renrocs and Roamers will meet to.
morrow on the Union Station plaza field
In q game to decide a representative
in the intersectional series for Section
B Of the junior class, and the winner
Of this game will tackle the Aztecs.
champions Of Section A, Saturday.
Following is the schedule for the re.
rnainder OF the games. as revised last
night by the executive committee:
UNLIMITED.
September S.-Winston va. Gibral.
tar, Union Station plaza. Umpires,
Long and Daniels.
September s.--Gibraltars VS.. Sham
rocks. Randle. Umpires. Crooks and
Luscombe. .r .. ...
September 1o.--winston VS.. sham
rocks. Union Station plaza. Umpires,
Long and Crooks. ,
September 11.--GibraItar VS.. Wins
ton. Union Station plaza. Umpires,
Luscombe and Nau. At 2:30 o'clock.
September 12.-Shamrocks VS.. Gi.
braitar. Randle. Umpires, Daniels and
Crooks.
JUNIOR.
September 9.--Renrocs We. Roamers
Union Station plaza. Umpire. Daniels.
September 10.--Aztecs VS.. winner OF
Renrocs-R Roamer game, Washington
barracks. Umpire, Doyle.
September 12.-Winner OF Renrocs-