Evening star., 1922-07-08

tee in charge Of the series.
title last year. made good with a
vengeance In their first appearance
in the present series. Playing in sec
ton b. they beat the Costello Post
nine decisively, to 2. Brown hurled
and hit we'll for the GIBBS. one of his
clouts going for the circuit. In sec
ton A Of the unlimitea-division, the
sherwoods handily took the measure
OF the Dominican Lyceums, 6 to 4.
De Shazo's triple. that cleared filled
bases, gave Optometrists the edge
over the Manhattans in the 6-to-3
section c It'll.
Roamer Athletic Club, which cap
tured the junior title last season ran
away with everything but the score
oook "hen 1t encountered the sup
posedly Formidable Mohawk Juniors
The Roamers left that record to tell
OF their 2l-to-6 victory. The game
was a regular affair until the seventh
inning, when the Roamers tailed ten
times: In another section A match,
St Teresa broke into the winning
column by scoring over the Auhnrns.
Il to l, while in section B, Silver
Spring. with Burch yielding only two
hits romped to l2to-2 win over
I'm section A OF the junior division,
IT hrinity Athletic Club went to the top
6y beating the Crescents, 13 to 4. The
georgetown boys walloped two pitch
ers for eleven hits. four of which
We're made by Shortstop Homan. At
lantic Athletic Club dropped to last
place In the section when it suffered
lo-tees game aeieay w,h qf the the week IN
Plaza Athletic Club vanquished the
Mount Rainier Emblems, to 5, in
the section B match. The winners
We're outhit, nine safeties to FIVE, but
the Emblem hurler was wild and his
Linworth MfdGets are leading the
midget division as a result Of their
l3-to-6 victory over the Midlands. 1t
was the second win OF the series for
the southwest youngsters. The fea-
ture of the game was a double play
victors. He fell fiat in blocking "a a
hard drive. but recovered in time to
relay the ball to Kilroy a. second.
Lynn, first sacker. completed the
play. ....
Indian" and Park View Juniors are
to be opponents tomorrow afternoon
on the Catholic University diamond.
me Park Views have not been de-
1eated this season. The engagement
Will get under way at o'clock
Peerless Athletic Club Is to visit
henstngton, Md, tomorrow for a con-
test with the Montgomery County
League team Of that suburb. All Peer
less players are to meet at Union Sta
tion at noon.
Chevy Chase Juniors, a newly or
ganized team, is seeking opposition in
the fourteen-sixteen year class. Chal-
lenges may be telephoned to Manager
HANK Duryee, Cleveland 1915.
Knickerhocker. and Clarendon. will
provide entertainment for George
town tomorrow. These teams are to
clash on the field at 35th street and
Wisconsin avenue at 3 o'clock. Ed
News OF the Virginia League, win
hurl his last game for Clarendon.
Grace Athletic Club will be host to
Sherwood Athletic Club tomorrow
afternoon. The contest will start at
o'clock.
A good battle 10 expected on the
field at 7th and Monroe streets north
east, tomorrow, when Brookland
Athletic Club and the District Fire.
men meet. Their game will get under
way at 3. The Brooklanders will meet
tonight at 8 o'clock at 707 Michigan
avenue northeast
Maryland Athletic Club is to play
the Knickerbocker Juniors in Olympia
hollow tomorrow afternoon. starting
at 1880. Junior teams desiring games
with the Marylanders may telephone
Hyattsville 810-F-3l
Yankee Seniors and Vendomes will
mix on the Monument Lot tomorrow
morning. In the afternoon, the Tanks
will go to Foxall Heights for tilt
with the Harlems.