The Washington herald., 1922-04-09

bring the best semi-pro attractions
in the East to the Florida avenue
lot. starting Sunday. April -. Among
the players on the Rex team this
season win be Carroll. Blair. Pfel.
Givanette. Fitzgerald and Jenkins.
Of last years outft Patterson q
pitcher haiiinG from Butler. Pa. and
Kearns. OF Baltimore. viii also sport
Rex togkery.
The tip is being passed around
TO keep your eyes lamped on the
Carroll Electric Company team.
which In sure to be q winner. In
the opinion of Manager Kirk"
Schwemmer. The team will hold It's
FIRST practice tomorroy on the Mon
ument grounds. The following will
be In action: Ed. Mccarthy. George
Fieischell. Barrett Working. Joe
Messenger. Bernard Clark. A. J.
Shafhirt. Fred Ostendorf. Floyd Dot
sor. Betticoffer. Bob Ball. Joe Blu
ell. Matt Matthews. James Star and
Bob Willis. The club is open for
dates Address Manager Schwem-
mer. Carroll Electric Company.
Mount Rainier Embiems will pre-
sent this lineup in today's game
Union League Park: McDermott and
Riesinger. catchers: Dutch Gerheart.
p; Casev. 1b: Austin. Sc: A. Bell
man. 3b; A. McDevitt. Hays, n.
ID. Bellman and Frank Lauman out
fielders: McLeish. Middleton, Weller,
Negus. Hawks and Moxley, utility
men. The team desires games In
the 15-l6-year-old class. Address
Kenneth Gather. 3504 Harris street.
Mount Rainier. Md. Phone Hyatts-
Vile 37s-M.
The following players will be with
the Oriole A. c.. OF Anacostis: Nc
Grath. Rankin. Barry. Morton. Rick
er. Greer. Diehi. Handy. Timmons.
Frame. Snyder. Purcell. Connick and
Thorne. The team Is open for games
In the 13-14-year-old class. Call
Manager McGrath. Lincoln 1859.
Liberty Reserves trimmed ST.
Teresas by an s-to-5 score yester-
day. Score by innings:
Liberty. I l 20 0-s
st. Teresa o l02 2 90 o-5 9
Bstteries-Liberty: Goidstein and
Jeffries: st. Teresa: Lerch and
Levery.
Harlem A. c. will practice at ro:7'
this morning. Harlem has a few
open dates. Other clubs interested
are requested to get in touch with
Manager Sullivan. 4s16 Conduit
road. The club will give a dance
Hall.
Pirate A. c. would like to arrange
games with 11-12-year-old teams.
Phone Manager Duffy. North s32.
The Eagle A. c. seeks competI-
tion in the 15-1e-year-old class.
Manager Hopkins would like TO
hear from the Linworths. Phone
Lincoln 4552.
Kanawhas open their season on
the Monument lot today with the
Hecht Company as opponents.
Red Schofeld. former GEORGE
Washington star. is handling the
reins of the Mohawks this year
and would like to hear from un-
limited teams. The Mohawks open
thN" sSoson houas WIN FNSCHa
Company.
The Eagle A. c. and Congress
Heights Yankees Will mix matters
on the formers diamond today at
o'clock.
The Eagles Of Anacostia trounced
Washington Props. TO o. on the
Randle field yesterday. Linger
twirled a no-hit no-run game. only
| two men reached second base. The
score by innings:
Eagles ... I ! q n-s
Preps ... q q o o o o o o GO
The Havoc A. c. ran rings around
the Hoklis A. c. to the tune of Sc
to .. on the BrookIand diamond yes
terday. Jones and Mealy starred
for the winners.
Stanton A. c. will cross bats with
Kensincton 4. c. at Kensington to-
day. All Stanton players are to re-
port at Union Station in time 70
catch the 80 train.
Manager Hutchinson Of the Man
hattans awarded uniforms to the
following players: G. Acton. Car
yer. Wood. Messink. Seebode. "
Hutchinson. ]. Hutchinson. Brent
Swan. Fowce. Dicler. Kelley. Raley
and wormsley. All players are re-
quested to report at the Silver
Spring diamond at 2:3o O'Clock &c
day. as the game with Silver Spri'
will be called at that time.
The St stephen outfit won a prac.
tice game yesterday afternoon from
the Palace A. C. l2 to :. on the
Monument Lot. O'Neill whiffed NJ.
teen of the Palace batters. The hit.
| ting OF Horne. Donahue and Cleary
of the victors. was the feature.
Costello Post scored a s-to-5 yer.
dict over the Leviathan A. @ ~
the Randle Highlands yesterday ir
seven-inning game. The pitch
~ Grifith and Joyce. and the all.
around work of Smalley and Nor.
rissey featured Todsy the CosteIIr
nire will meet the Mercury A. c
on Diamond No. 1. Monument Lot
The Chevy Chase Rearcats scored
double victory yesterday. defeat
ing the Eensincton A. c. 90 to II
and scoring an Stool win over thu
Dean A. c. McAuliffe held the Dean
batters to two hits and struck out
fifteen. Troth and hampton led a,
the stick.