The Washington herald., 1922-06-27
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The Epiphany Juniors would like to
hear from teams in the Is and IT.
year-old class. except the ones in the
Section A division. For games write
or call Lawrence Boerner. 1919 Mas
sachusetts avenue.
The Corinthians A. c., which has
won eight out of its ten starts. de-
feated the Washington Preps, . to 2.
and the Morton A. c. unlimited team,
13 to IL. The feature of the game
was the pitching of Charlie Newman
for the winners.
The Foxhall Juniors would like to
have a game for Wednesday. Call
Manager Harrison, West 1857 or
West l462-W.
The Peerless baseball team would
like to arrange games with all teams
having grounds for any week day or
Sunday date. Teams interested should
communicate with George A. Simp-
son. manager 81 X street northwest,
or call Franklin 1851 between 4:30
and p. m. this evening.
The Smithheld AthlSic Club de-
feated the Teddy Bears by the score
of 4 to 0. Marine and Louis Fish
starred for the winners.
The Overlook A c. would like to
book a game with some fast IS and
19-year-old team for July 4. Call
Manager Shipley. Lincoln 1906, be-
tween $50 and D. m.
The A. & P. bowed to the Stanley
A. c. Sunday by the score of 5 to 2.
The A. & P. were only able to get
two hits from Keys.
The Moline A. c. defeated the
Hudsons by the score OF Is to 3.
The feature of the game was the
pitching of Groseberg, who struck
out Is men. The Moline A. c. would
like to hear from teams in the Ia
and-14-yea--old class. Call Man
ager Asramson. Main $3.50.
The Cherrydale Athletic Associa-
ton added tVro more victories to
their collection when they swamped
the ST. Johns Athletic Club, 30 to
2, and the. Mclean Athletic Club.
of Mclean, Va. to ). wynkoop
twirled both contests and had the
visitors eating out of his hands.
Wednesday the Virginians will play
the Annex No. l team of the Treas
ury-Interurban League on the Cher
rydale diamond. Next Sunday TIE
Cherrydales will journey to AIexan-
drla to play the Crystal Athletic
CLUB.
Cleveland A. C.. trimmed the
Knights of Columbus yesterday on
the formers diamond, 10 TO 8. White
Of the Cleveland A. Z. featured iE.
batting. getting two singles and a
homer. kuhlert, twirling mastery
ball for the winners. tanning seven
teen batters.
Costello Post broke even in two
games over the weekend. defeating
the Owings, Nd, team. s to 5. and
taking a beating from Fort wash
ington, 3 to 2. Hudson pitched a
good game Saturday, allowing oply
seven hits. while Whalley starred
afield. The hitting of Fort Wash
ington featured yesterdays, game,
home runs being responsible for six
OF the soldiers runs.
The Washington Railway and
Electric Company's baseball team
has a permit for Wednesday and
Sunday mornings on the Monument
lot at Sixth and b northwest, and
would like to book games with un-
limited teams in the District, would
also like to hear from the Capial
Traction team. For games call Mr..
Fletcher. Main 1850. branch Al,
after p. m.
The Ace Midgets defeated the
Riggs Midgets by the score Of IA
to 13. Batteries for the winners.
Bouler and Angelm. The Ace Mid
gets would like to near from teams
in the 10 and 12-year-old class.
Cleveland once had Lajoie and
Bradley. Pittsburgh bowed to wag-
ner and Clarke, Boston once held
Speaker and Ruth. Philadelphia
cheered for Collins and Baker, but
the St. Louis firm of Sisler and
Hornsby dominates them all. Both
led their leagues in 1920. Hornsby
led again in 1921. Both will likely
top the field for 1922.
The Farraguet A. c. defeated the
st. Stephens by the score of 4 to 3.
The feature of the game was the
pitching Of Harry Proctor. who struck
out twelve men. e..
The Chevy Chase Bearcsts defeated
the strong Perry Prep nine yesterday.
to s, at the Zoo park. Browns
hurting and Hubbard's stick work
featured.
Gunner of Thibodeaur
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