Evening star., 1922-06-12


hits in six sessions, and his successor
| land, allowed one
Rade. Snyder and Dyer. with three
wallops each, led the Garfield attack.
| Sill. Cush, Murray and Meany proved
BILE assistants. sill also played
stellar game at third base. Not an
error was charged against the Gar
fields.
knickerbocker Club came to life
and grabbed both ends of
, double header. Harlem Athletic Club
was taken into camp in Z to en-
downed. IL to Z. The winners did
downed. II to7. The winners did
much healthy hitting in both games.
| Chevy Chase Benrcats. who were
defeated. 6 to 0. by Montgomery Ath-
letic Club, offset that loss with to
| victory over Portner Athletic Club.
The Bearcats want weekday games
with 15-16-year teams. Telephone
challenges to Manager Hubbard,
| Cleveland 1e21.
Wilson Athletic Club has been
! forced to cancel it's engagement with
; the kn!ckerbocker Juniors. The
teams were scheduled to meet We'd
! nesday.
| keniIworth AthI0tic Club beat the
l
Snoffer OF the winners made circuit
| clouts.
! Mount Rainier Indians broke even In
| a double-header. beating the stays,
| to 2, and succumbing to the stanton
! Juniors in 6 to encounter. lhe
| Indians want to hear from 15-l year
| teams. Send challenges to G. II. NC
| Dewitt, Mount Rainier. Md. or tele-
! phone A Weller, Hyattsville 331.
| TenIeytown Athletic Club. which
/ vanquished the Woodleys. II to !. de-
| sire engagements Thursday and sun
| day. Teams interested may com.
| municate with q. NJ. Fonaler, 43c6
! Wisconsin, avenue. or telephone
| Cleveland 3S2 between and pm.
| Mount Pleasant Athletic Club over
came Karley's Krazy klub, IL to >;
Tribby and Merrill did some good
! hitting for the victors.
! Circle Athletic Club defeated the
| Mohawk Juniors. / to 0. and played
the Diamonds to 4 to count IN
I eight innings. The Circles want
! games Thursday and Sunday. For
engagements, telephone r. V. Card
ner at North 4430 during the day or
| North 4725 in the evenings.
shmnrock Athletic Club easily dis
4, posed of Black Athletic Club in
! ! to / game The winners will play
| the Marines at 18th street and Penn
i sylvania avenue southeast, Friday al
/ $50 pm.
| Milan Athletic Club teams won two
! games the regulars downing the
+ Hilltops. IA to 13, and the juniors
| vanquishng the Stag Juniors, II to 6.
Trinity Juniors stopped the Young
| in fn
! more games in the fifteen seventeen
| year class. Send challenges to Man
ager Donovan. 445l Conduit road, or
telephone West G06.
Seaman Gunners tOppled the Jr. o.
, L. A. NJ. nine, II to ). Matisack.
| Prinzi and Sweeney each made four
| hits for the victors
HerzIs defeated kamels. IL to 6, in
the Y NJ. II. A. League. The winners
made sixteen hits off Smith.
Union Printers handed the Mohawks
Ia I3 to walloping. The Printers
jumped into the lead in the fourth
/ inning when they scored seven runs,
and never were headed thereafter.
| Bunching hits OF Drake in the
third and fourth innings, Silver
| Spring beat Purcellville, to 3. The
losers made their tallies off owen in
! the fifth.
! ROamer AthIc,Ic iub slammed the
| offerings of Dinnean and Davis and
| won over the Rosedales, IL to ..
| Hook and Gulick batted well for the
! victorS.
! Maryland White Sox registered
! their sixteenth straight win when
, they vanquished the Treasury Mes
sengers. 10 to 6. The game follow
| ed 70 victory over the Alex
andria Lafayettes. For games with
the White SoX. a colored nine, write
! j. Robinson. Brentwood, Nd
! Norman Hutchinson held kensing-
ton of the Montgomery County
! League to three hits and the Man
| hattans won, 13 to 3. Wormsley of
the winners made his twelfth homer
| of the season.
Fort Washington took the measure
of the Potomac League st. Teresa
nine in 12 to 6 encounter. The
winners made all of their seven hits
count.
lie Droit Tigers beat the Oriental
Tigers. to 2. Adams, winning
pitcher, famed fourteen patters and
gave only four hits.
Southern Athletic Club needs vic
tory over the Leviathans this even
ing to win the first series in the
Potomac League. A Leviathan win
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