Evening star., 1922-05-22

Several ranking teams took the
count in other games. but only after
bitter struggles. The Ideal day
brought out hordes of sandlotters
and practically every field about the
city was used for two or more en-
gagements.
Playing airtiEht ball behind Dennis
Sothern, the knickerbockers defeated
the Dominican Lyceums. TO l.
Sothern was master of the situation
from the first inning and was largely
responsible for the Domirican's In
itial loss of the season. He yielded
five hits and famed twelve batters.
Poore. CAN'T, Oertel and kessler
played well for the winners.
silver Spring added to its victory
string with a IA to triumph over
Grace Athletic club. Connors allowed
the Grace team only two scratchy
hits The Marylanders got twenty-five
off Chaconas. Grubb getting five in as
many times at bat. In preliminary
game, the Silver Spring Juniors, with
Bunch pitching, beat the Van Court
lands.
Ariel Athletic Club nosed out the
Hilltops in a to encounter. The
batting and hurIing of Duvall of
Ariel were features. 1t was the first
match of the season for the Hilltop
outfit.
Triangle Athletic Club overcame
the Knnawhas. 3 to 2 Two singles
and a steal produced the decisive
tally In the ninth inning. PAMELA
winning hurler. gave five safeties.
Boy Scout Troop 73 took the meas
ure of Hudson Athletic Club in
e-to-s tilt Katz of the Scouts was
opposed by Grossberg on the slab
Yankee Juniors captured a double
header. beating the Yosemites, to 5.
and the Linworth Juniors. to Z. In
the second inning of the latter game
Smith OF the Yankees made a homer
that scored two runners ahead.
National Capital Post. V. F. w.
will play Woodlcy Athletic Club to-
morrow. Manhattans at Rosedale
Thursday and Washington Barracks
on the soldiers field Sunday.
Hitting harrow for four runs in tn.
ninth inning, the Mount Peasants
beat Perry Athletic Club. Is to 13.
Broadbent hurled for the winners.
Merrill. Grillo and Marsh played good
ball for Perry.
Manhattan Midgets overwhelmed
Stag Athletic Club. to 3. Farley,
winning moundsman. yielded four hits
and struck out twelve batters.
Stanton Juniors opened their season
by taking a 12-to-10 Slugfest from
the Washington Preps. Hanback, of
the victors cleared filled sacks with
a four-baSe clout.
Lefty Smiths pitching sent the
Le Droit Tigers to a 2-to-1 win over
St Cyprian's. He struck out twelve
batters and gave few hits. Collins
starred afield for the victors The
game was played in one hour and
thirty-two minutes.
Buffalo Athletic Club downed
Brightwood Athletic Club, II to 9.
Both teams did much savage clouting.
Mohawk Athlete Club took a fine
lacing from the Mercuries. losing 9
to 1s. The winners made tun runs
in the opening inning.
Trinity Juniors came to life in the
last inning and batted out a 7-to2
victory over the Orioles. Goldsmith
pitched well for the victors.
Black Athletic Club went to Clar-
endon and slammed the nine of that
town for 10-to-7 win. Fuse starred
for the winning combination.
Costello Post had to work at top
speed to get 9-to-7 triumph over
Cherrydale on the latters field. The
Legionaires counted three of their
runs in the ninth inning.
Mcdonald. pitching for st. Teresa,
gave the Superbas but one hit. yet
his team had to go to the tenth In
ming to get a 1-to-0 victory. The
Winning hurler famed twenty bat
ters and was not nicked for the lone
safety until the ninth inning.
Westover Athletic Club shattered
the winning streak of the Garfields
in an 1l-to-S engagement Burke
pitched mastery ball for the victors.
Bethesda of the Montgomery Coun-
ty,r Md. League was stopped In an
8-to-0 scrap by Dreadnaught Athletic
Club at Alexandria, Frye went the
route for the Virginians. granting
two hits.
Milan Athletic Club took a double
header, beating Calvary Methodist