Evening star., 1922-08-07

lust as was predicted. the game IN
which the Rex and Silver Spring mines
took part produced about as good
base bali as has been seen on local
lots this year. Rex played an error.
less game. the only two m!SH!ays OF
the contest being charged against
Silver Spring.
But in view of the rivalry between
the two teams. due 10 the leaving OF
the Rex nine of several OF IT'S star
players to jpin the silver Spring, the
defea. must have been hard to SWa!-
low b. the players Of the latter or
eaniZat;on On nape- 1t seemed that
the silver Spring oatdt was about the
better. but like many such compari-
sons, it was not upheld in the field
Rex earned the victory: 1t had bet
ter pitching, it outifelded the Suburb
antics and outbatted them.
Schrider pitched good ball for the
losing nine, but had one bad inning.
the fourth. in which the vIctors made
all three OF their runs.
The story of the knicks' victory
over the Roberts team IS just little
different from that of Rex's victory.
The Knicks were outbatted. but
had consistently better fielding and
punched their hits in the first two
innings, when they piled up their
lead OF five runs.
Harrington pitched the Liber:ys to
a 6 to ) victory over the TrinityS yes
terday. The Liberty hurler famed
fourteen and allowed only four hits.
Knfcks Juniors also won "a game
yesterday. taking the measure of the
Trinity Juniors by to l. Homan.
shortstop of the losing CLUB. did some
fine fielding. Augustine rot only did
the pitching for the knicks. but was
Of ha lno taFs
Otis A. C. added another win to it's
long list yesterday by trouncing the
Lexingtons, 8 to s.. Loving, Otis
southpaw hurler, famed fourteen
men.
CherrydnIe defeated Mclean yester-
day morning by to l and then whip
ped Clarendon in the afternoon by
s to 5. A second game with Claren-
don was called on account of dark
ness, with the count standing to ).
Corinthian Midses would like to ar
range games with, with tfiessts NE WarwrGs Ths
manager of the Corinthians may be
reached at EOS Q street.
In n game which went ten innings
dale A. c. by 10 to .. April featured
at bat for the winners with five hits.
A rather unique game was played
yesterday by the II Street Athletic
Club. 1t stacked up against the 70
tomac and Palace teams for sixteen
innings, the latter two dividing the
contest. The Fl street players won
the battle, 16 to II.
Seaman Gunners were too strong
for Bethesda yesterday by to 3 and
are anxious to schedule some of the
best mines in the city. Whey are par
ticularly desirous of arranging con-
tests with the Shamrocks and Mo-
hawks. Call Manager Grover. Lin
coin 473o.
Park View juniors claim they are
not getting enough action in the f{-
teen -sixteen-year class and wait
games with the strongest outfits of
that kind in the CITY,. Call Manager
/ Hessfer. Columbia 9333.
The old White Haven nine trounced
the new White Haven team yesterday
morning, Z to 2. Al Chisholm's home
run. with three on. sewed up the con-
test. In the afternoon the White
Haven team lost to the Ramblers by
Z toN6.
Superbas split even on their week
end bill. winning from St. Johns
Saturday by 10 to Z. and losing yes-5
terday toxthe Harlem A. ca to g.
|Superbas have hard games this weak