The Washington herald., 1922-06-25
AWAY TIIBODEAUX BEAT NORWICH


east and cross bats with the Milznz Ram
blers would like 70 hear from the Friend
ships and Kniekerbockerx Write 20 4.
Kaiser. $40 Seward Square roufheast
The Grace A. G: win play the HishIand
Southern Railway Auditors took the meas
ure OF the Purchasing Department Of the
Southern Railway yesterday By the score Of
Is to 2
The Barrett A. C. win play the crack
westoser nine today at p, m. On diamond
No. g. Monument bot.
The Headersons swsmped the Minute Men
"A to o. For games in the y and is-year.
old class, phone Columbia $50 between .
and p. m. Monday or after.
The Gem Midgets would like games In
the 10 and i3-yesrold class. Phone Co
lumbis sos2 and ask for Capt. Beaii.
The Rex Athletic Club viii 20 TO Ken
Sington. Nd, today for a game with the
team representing that town All Rer play.
ers are requested TO report AZ Union Sta
ton at lis O'clock sharp. Either Pfeil or
Patterson and Giebel or Flaherty viii b.
the battery for the local elnb.
Today the Knickerboekers VIII cross bats
with the Capital Traction nine on the
Knicks' field. beginning at y. m The car
men will depend upon the hurling OF Lefty
white, while Ross Fisher will most likeiy
toe the slab for the Knicks. with 0'Neil or
Fisher behind the plate. On Tuesday OF
next week the Knicks will meet the Fire
| Department nine on the Knicks' lid at boo
p. m
The w y nOharfe will 70
Trriei. Nd. today TO meet the fast semi
pro team OF that town. The followiag play
ers will report at SIS Fourteenth street at
1890 p. m: Milf. Crump Sam Brown.
| Neidfeldt. Goodman. Phillips. Hughes. Wise.
Moran. Mike. Buhle, McCleam, Roberts. Jess
Aud, Bill Aud. CLARK. Dick Lefty and Pot
ser-
Costello Post baseball team meets It's test
today battling the fast travelling Fort Wash
I ington aggregation in a game on the lat
ter's diamond. The tesm. Post band and
rooters will leave Washington Barracks
wharf al IL a. m. and proceed 70 the fort
I by boat. Manager Paul NJ. Burthe has an
nouneed the following lineup for the Post
/ nine: Kiucken. 3b.: Rienhard. s.; Kelley.
~: smAIley. H.: Griffith. cf; Burthe, rf-5
Morrisey, H.: Patterson. C.; and Pratt, Hud-
son or Averill pitcher.
double-header is scheduled for Nom
ment lot this afternoon with the Asburys
performing In each affair. ST. Cyprtans and
Teddy Bears will BE- the opposing mines. the
first team playing Asbury at O'Clock.
Potomac A. c. will meet the Park View
Juniors on Catholic University FIELD this
afternoon at ! O'Clock. Potomac players are
asked to report at Hoover Fairgrounds at
Ii:so a. m.
Manhattans will try their luck against
/ Fort Myer baseball nine at e-3a O'Clock
on the soldiers' Diamond this afternoon.
Knickerbocksr Juniors and Linworth
I Juniors will play preliminary game TO the
| Knickerbocker-Cspital Traction contest on
the Knicks field this afternoon At O'Clock.
| Kines and Gichner will be the probable bat
| tery for the Knicks with Hollis and Newton
slated 10 perform in this capacity for the
4 IAnworths The following Knickerhocker
/ Juniors are asked TO report at 12:l5:
l Kines Gichner Donaldson. Bowman. Dove
| Davidson Frishy. Cumberland. POore. David.
Woodbridge. Johnston. Darne. wynkoop.
/ SchelIberg and Butler
The Grir Midgets Of Brookland scored o
eo-tc-1o victory over the Comets yesterday.
Manager RAY Sim. Of the victors, North
sss-J. Is looking for games in the Is and
14-year-old class
The Cherrydale Athletic Association OUTFIT
viii oppose the Mclean Athletic Club, Of
Mclean. Va. The virginians Hrc out 70
revenge their last two defeats suffered AZ the
ha ndS Of the Annapolis Athletic Association
and the Fredericksburg White SoN. The
contest will be played on the Cherrydale
grounds.
Black A. C. and the Cardinal A. c Of
Alexandria will face each other on the
latter's diamond today in Alexandria. Va, al