Evening star., 1922-08-14


These teams and Valuations. which
concluded its season at the head OF
the War Department Interbureau
League. are in section A of the or
ganized tourney. Valuations will
make its debut tomorrow against
Southern Railway on the field at 35th
street and Wisconsin avenue. War
will tackle Shipping Board at Union
station. Wednesday. Valuations will
face Grace at Georgetown and South
ern Railway oppose War at Union
station.
Section IS. which is to start play
late this week. will include the
titular teams of the Potomac, Com
mercial. Merchants. Government and
Treasury Department Interbureau
Leagues. General Accounts already
has won honors in the Government
circuit Standard Oil and Southern
Athletic Club were to clash this af-
field in the decisive tilt of the Poto-
mac League race. Other leagues
should should end their campaigns
not later than Wednesday.
Several interesting tits are listed
in the independent series this after
noon. The Roamers, now dead
locked with the Aztecs for the lead
in Section A of the senior division.
have match with ST. Peters at
Union Park. Union Printers, VINO
have fought their way to the front in
section c OF the unlimited division,
expect good battle in their clash
with the Optometrists at Linworth
field. Holy Name teams. which are
leading in two sections. are slated
for action. The seniors will tackle
Park View in section B game and
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formidable nine, in section A of the
junior division.
Shamrocks. leaders in section A of
the unlimited division. gave the Union
Printers a severe trouncing yeSier-
day. The Big Green team hit Quayle
hard and triumphed. to g. Hum
phreys kept the Printers five safeties
well scattered.
Dominican Lyceums walloped the
Brookland Athletic Club. 10 to .
GoetZ allowed the SubuT banites only
| four hits, while his mates slammed d
twelve. Snow of the winners made
four swats in as many times at bat.
Warwick Athletic Club pointed the
way TO the Linworth Juniors in an
l1-to-8 engagement. Both teams hit
savagely. MacCartee of the losers.
City Post ONCE nosed out Western
Union. to 5. in a Commercial Leagle
/, encounter. The Mail Clerks outhit the
and clinched the game when they
; drove in two tallies in the seventh
inning.
Marine Athletic Club defeated the
Oriole Midgets. : to s, clinching the
game in the seventh inning, when
they batted in five runs. Midget teams
desiring games with the winners may
telephone Horace Prucell at Main
| 7160 after pm.
knIckerbocker Juniors vanquishe ed
! the Clarendon Baptist Juniors, II To
l. and the Perry Juniors. 3 to 4
Kines and Jones did the pitching for
| the young knicks.
Hilltop Athletic Club. which down
ed the Superbas. 9 to s, wants games
| Saturday and Sunday. Send chal-
! lenges to Andy w. Allen, 633 Or
leans place northeast.
Good hitting by Lucas. Aiken and
| English enabled the Circles to defea,
! the Yankees. 10 to Z. The Circles
are looking for a good opponen,
| Thursday.
i Peerless Athletic Club is to play
! Quincy Athletic Club this afternoon
on Union station plaza. All Peerless
| players are to report at the field al
| 4:30 o'clock.
District Firemen stopped the Man.
| hattans in an 11-to-7 game. Finar
hurled good ball for the victors.
With Rawlings holding the opposi.
! ton to one hit. the Riverdales van.
I Guished the Lexingtons, Is to /.
| After winning eight games in Z
| row GaitherSburg was defeated Il