Evening star., 1922-07-17

inpton crown, and staged ten-ili.li'
better OF the argument.
Mclntyres effort stamped him as
one of the best hurlers of the season.
He pitched to twenty-seven batters
only, issuing no passes and yielding
no safeties. Mcintyre famed nine OPP
ponents Not Young Moha"k
reached first base. the Aztecs playing
perfectly afield. The Mohawk Juniors
Slammed lust two chances to the OUT
feld The AztecS cleaned but siX hltS
off Cornell These were clustered IN
the first ard fourth innings for
4 to 0 win.
Play Long Tie Game.
All GEORGETOWN was present at the
A battle between knlchs ana S4ifer
Spring. The knicks stai ted Wen; MT
ting owen for three runs after SILVER
Spring had garnered one on Smith
in the third inning. The Maryland
ers got another tally in the seventh,
hut the Georgetown crew matched IL
in the eighth Then Silver Spring
got to Smith in the ninth Win one
down. Lee slammed a homec, ana
after a second out Bleier evened mat
ters with another four base drive.
After that Smith was inTincibie.
Sterzer pitched the last two innings
for Silver Spring.
Another big turnout of fans saw the
Shamrocks take the measure OF the
Mohawks in to ten inning strug-
gle The Earps enjoyed a comfort
able lead made off Watt until the
eighth inning, when kuhnert lost
control and granted four passes that
nett,d the Mohawks three runs and
knotted the count at four-ali. In the
TENTH the first two Shamrock ba1ters
singled and Smithson followed with
relieved kuhnert, was found for two
runs when the Indians staged
futile rally in their last turn at bat
Manhattan Athletic Club went to
Fort washington and was trounced.
6 to 3, by the Doughboys. Bones held
the Northeast Indians to three hits;
Nokes and Heinike played well aheld
for the winners.
Hilltop Midxets of Georgetown
scored in a doubie-header. defeating
the Mount Rainier Indians, to O.,
and Saxon Athletic Club. to Z.
Teams desiring games with the Hill
tops may telephone West 2472.
BloominsdaI Athletic Club. which
has won seventeen of twenty-five
games, is casting about for Sunday
engagements with senior and unlim-
ited teams. Challenges may be sent
to 23s Bryant street or telephoned to
North 43S-J.
Trinity Juniors pointed the way to
the st. Peters senior nine in an s-to-
engagement. Goldsmith and Wrenn
starred for the victors.
Defeating the KammeIs, 20 to o..
the Rialtos went into a first place tie
with the Sterlings in the Y. NJ. H. A.
League. Newman. winning pitcher,
yielded two hits. Snyder batted
heavily for the Rialtos.
Shamrock Juniors, who vanquished
the Marions. 16 to o. and the Mohawk
Midgets, 9 to Z, then lost, 1 to 4, to
the Independent Juniors. For games
)enges to H. B. Cheseldine, 1902 18th
street southeast.
st. Cyprian triumphed in a double
header. downing the Trojans, 9 to T.,
and the Buffalo Athletic Club, 8 to 5.
Harris famed fourteen Trojan bat
terS.
Indian Athletic Club of Mount
Rainier will not play until the lat
Yesterday its pitcher. John Collins.
had a leg broken when he slid into
base.
00fuei0 AtnlettC CluD, playing at
Manassas. Va, beat the team Of that
town. to 2. A six-run rally in the
seventh inning decided the issue.
Schrider kept Manassas six hits well
scattered.
Black Athletic Club was not a
aatch for the Dominican Lyceums in
= 20-to-1 game. The winners made
thirteen hits, including a homer by
Gerardi.
Kenilworth Athletic Club suffered
Its second defeat Of the season in an
S.to-s game with Grace Athletic
Club. Grace hit well, while Mace, its
pitcher. held the Kenilworths to six
safeties.
Roamer Athletic Club easily dis
posed OF the Seat Pleasant team in
were registered by the visitors.
Kuntselmann. Gulick and Murray
getting four each.
ouniey Athletic Club, which hum
bled the Yankees, 8 to /, wants games
In tho unlimited class Teams inter
ager Robert Cover, 1909 North Capitol
street, or telephone North 1926.
District Firemen vanQuished the
Southwest A1l-Stars, Is to 8. Both
teams walloped the ball.
Cleveland Athletic Club overcame
Naval Hospital. to 5. Kuhnert al