The Washington herald., 1922-04-15
Music From the Sandlots

Sigma Phi, Epsilon Is leading the
George Washington Inter Fraternity
League, having defeated sigma Chi
II to 1 last Sunday. johnson ana
Owens. battery for the winners,
look to be about the class Of the
league.
The Mt. Pleasant A. c. will open
its season today against the Pow-
hatan A. c.. which won SO out of
40 games last year. Hill will work
for Mt. Pleasant while Smith will
be on the mound for the Powha-
tans. Mt. Pleasant has these games
scheduled: April II. Brookland In
dians at Brookland: Is. Riggs A. C.
19, Epiphany juniors; 22, Warwick
A. c.: 20, Petworth A. c.: May 8,
Epiphany Juniors; IL, Triangle A..
c.; 20, Langdon Cubs. The team is
open to hear from any Junior clubs,
especially the Hilton A. c., Dean A.
c. and Western Freshmen. Phone
Manager Marsh, North 542s.
Dominican Lyceum will play the
Shamrocks at Seventeenth and D
streets southeast. instead of the
Kanawhas as was previously an
nounced. Tom Cantwell, coach of
the Dominicans, will send his play
ers through a workout this after
non between and o'clock.
Players of the Brookland Athletic
Club will sport their new uniforms
when they open the season tomor-
row at 8 o'clock in the Seventh and
Monroe grounds with the Peerless
A. C. Elliott Brown. well known IN
sandlot circles. has taken over the
management of the club. Consider.
able money has been spent on new
paraphernalia and in putting the
playing field in good shape John
MeGann, SIS Rhode Island avenue
northeast. is booking games. Phone
North 165-w.
Members OF the Masonic order
ance record at American League
Park on May 30 at the game be-
tween the picked mines from the
Grotto and the Shrine.
This annual baseball game, as is
we'll known, is for charity. The
proceeds go to the Endowment
fund of the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home. a fund which has grown
from less than $1,000 to almost
500. 900 entirely through this Ma
sonic baseball game.
The 10000 Masons in the city are
agog with excitement over IT. and
tickets are already in demand.
Cleveland and Park Juniors will
meet on No. 3 Diamond. Monument
Lot. at o'clock tomorrow. Cleve-
land players are requested to meet
at 9I4 NJ street southeast at /
o'clock. Junior outfits are sought
for Saturday and Sunday dates. Ad-
dress H. B. Cheseldine, 1909 Thir-
teenth street southeast.
Langdon would like to hear from
the strongest teams in the District.
games to be played on LanEdon
grounds. Address ]. r. Lankford,
652A Orleans place northeast.
The Barret A. c. will cross bats
with Quincy A. c. tomorrow at }
o'clock on Diamond No. l. Monu-
ment Lot. Barret will use the fol-
lowing men: Trites. w. Linkins. r.
c. Muschlitz. Burch. Walsh. r.
MuschIitz. Reidy. Thomas. Hense.
Vitale, Amores. Harvey. Craven. c.
Linkins. A. MYschlitz. Philips and
Morgan.
The Glover A. {. will play the
strong Rosedale A. c. at Rosedale
at p. m. The Clovers will lineup
as follows Billy Smith. Delehanty.
l. Ball and Connell. infelders: Bin
nix. Lieberman. Green and Brown.
nmfAa1deFQ and MnTUal
pitchers, and c. Ball and Keefer.
catchers. For games, address w. L.
Ball. 524 First street southeast.
The game between the Marne 4.
c. and the Abbott 4. c. was post
poned on account Of rain. Teams
of the 14-year-old class wanting
games during the Easter holidays
phone Chester Rupertus. Col. 1896
w.
The Liberty A. C will practice
this afternoon at ; o'clock on the
New York Avenue Fairgrounds. The
Libertys will play the Oriole A. c.
tomorrow at 1880 on the Monument
Lot, Diamond No. l. The players
will meet at the home of Manager
Ernest Humphrey. when the suits
will be distributed The following
members are asked to report at the
home. of the manager. Jeffries,
Kremb. O'Donnell. Keppel, Brown,
Lip Sweikhart. Guyer, Smith.
Howdersheil. Baker. Schwitzer. Hum
yhrey, Blatzheim, Sorrell and Brod-
erick. For games address Manager
Humphrey. 17OS Third street north
west Phone North 1881.
Teams of the Triangle A. c. are
looking for games in the l5-16-year
old class. and also in the 1913
year-old circles. Phone Peck Curtin.
Franklin 3133.
Among the many games scheduled
for tomorrow is the tilt between the
Brookmonts and Clarendon A. A. on
the latter's diamond at o'clock.
Hardy or Mcneil will twirl for
Brookmont with Mink. Moore or
Young doing the receiving.
The Spartan A. c. will meet the
RosedaIe A. c. at Rosedale tomor-
row at o'clock. Spartan players
are requested to report at their
clubhouse
The Simpson A. c. is in the field
for games with all Comers in the
Is to 19-year- old class. Phone Lin
coin $3.50.
The Ariel A. c. has an open date
for tomorrow. Any club desiring
competition phone Manager Duvall.