Evening star., 1922-07-30

CLOCK, the nOrtneaSt CluD Will nave
The Bloomer Girls played here last
year to a sizeable crowd and this
season they have drawn well on the
road. The club has won a majority
Of its games. too. and 1t has been
tackling some good semi-professional
aggregations.
Another big benefit game will be
played at American League Park
next Saturday afternoon with Cos
tello Post of the American Legion and
the Capital Traction Company mines
opposing. The proceeds Of the en-
tertainment will go to the fund raised
for the aid Of ex-service men. There
is an intense rivalry between the
teams and a rip-roaring engagement
should result.
Ariel Athletic Club will be host to
Rambler Athletic Club this afternoon
on the Benning field. Play will start
at o'clock. For games with the
Arfels. telephone Lincoln 2142.
MeIba Athletic Club. a new nine,
desires action in the Junior fleld.
Challenges will be received by Man
ager Scanlan over telephone. North
21ss. between $50 and 1880 pm.
Clarendon Athletic Associations
nine will invade Silver Spring. Md.
this afternoon for a match with the
speedy semi professional aggregation
Of that town. Either Sedgewick or
Owen of Silver Spring will pitch
against Digges.
woodIey Athletic Club Is to meet
Circle Athletic Club this afternoon on
Monument lot, diamond No. i. Play
will get under way at O'Clock.
Jimmie Giuliani pitched the Cooke
Midgets to a 9-to-s win over the
Happy Hollow Midgets. For games
with the winners, telephone NJ. s.
Martignoni. Adams 1922.
st. cyprfan Cubs. who scored their
fifteenth straight victory in 12-to-s
game with St. Johns Athletic Club.
want other junior games. Send chal-
lenges to Walter Bush. 1923 c street
southeast.
Mines representing the Veterans
Bureau and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars will be opponents in game at
American League Park August 80.
The contest will be played for the
benefit Of the v. F. W. relief fund.
Lexington Athletic Club is at Bowie
today for game with that towns
speedy nine. The Lexingtons have
been winning regularly recently.
Purchasing team of the Southern
Railway vanquished the Fruit Crow
ers' Express crew, to 3. Nicholson.
pitching for the winners. yielded only
two hitt, while his battery mate. NC
Donnell, knocked homer tnat scored
a runner ahead.
walloped twice in the same place.
but coming back for more, the Dread
nat,ahts will tackle the Shamrocks for
the third time this season at Alexan.
aff
begin at 3.
Gibraltar Athletic Club gave the
Shipping Board nine IL to trounc-
off Watt and Sullivan. 1t Was the
first defeat of the year for the Ship
perS. who had played thirteen gamea
town win engage the st. Stephens
Athletic Club this afternoon on the
Hilltop diamond. Play will start at
$3.50.
berwyn, last In the Prince Georges
HyaHsvilles by beating them, to l.
Landover and Seabrook mines are to
play at Bladensburg this afternoon.
starting at 3 o'clock.
Superba Athletic Club took the
m 6a6ure OF the quincy AtnietlC CIuo
in an S-to-3 encounter. For games
with the winners, write w. T. Allen,
Sill Florida avenue, northeast, or tele-
phone Lincoln 1927.
Arlfneton Athlete Club ran rough
shod over the Roamers in q 14-te-4
game. Smith, who relieved. Shoots in
the second inning, gave the Roamers
but two hits during the remainder OF
the game. Diggins and Berns were
hammered for seventeen safeties by
the winners.
Civil Service tossefs took the meas
TIRE Of the Treasury Messengers In .
s-to.8 contest. spotford pitched wcll
for the victorS.
Public Utility Bearcats defeated the
Review Section Of the Income Tax
Bureau. II to 4. Hemers by Norris
and Herr, each of which scored two
runners ahead, were features.
Chew Chsse juniors easily defeat
cd the Seininoles IN an S-to-2 match.
Hietins' triplA, which CLEARED f1ied
bases In the seventh irnlnS. oiinchsd
the game for the Chevy Chase Nina
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