Evening star., 1922-04-02

, morning at 1880 o'clock at 18th street
and Potomac avenue southeast. for
games with the Shamrocks address ].
W. Glascoe, 1916 l. street southeast.
Weyanoke Athletic Club is booking
games. Challenges should be sent to
Manager P. A. Cocuzzi. 1850 ED street.
beb Is Smith ST 5 the and
Jack O'Brien. The Weyanoke' Club
now has thirty-five members. and no
more will be admitted until after
Labor day. The club will have a camp
| and cottage at North Beach, Md.
| this summer.
Crescents of Mount Pleasant are
| anxious to hear from other fifteen
year teams regarding Saturday and
/ Sunday games. II. Taylor may be
telephoned at Columbia 1921 be-
tween $50 and 7:3O pm.
Several District and nearby mines
are on the schedule of the Annapolis
Athletic Club. The Marylanders will
play Morningside Athletic Club May Z,
| letic Association June Is and Silver
Spring July 4.
All candidates for the Renroc nine
are to report for practice this morn
ing at IL o'clock at Monument Lot
diamond No. 4. For engagements
with the Renrocs. address John Stew
art, 61s eth street northeast.
Terminal Juniors will practice this
afternoon on their Florida avenue
diamond. The following players are
10 report on the field at $50 o'clock:
Gavan, Gross. Grady, Sutton, Eagan,
sweeney, O'Connor. O'Grady. Howe,
Collins, Beckett Parker. Page and
Walters.
Diamond Athletic Club expects the
following players to report at l
O'Clock this afternoon at 4th and
Bryant streets northeast: Hogan.
X: Bradley, c. Bradley. Coles, Shaw.
Widmayer and Haney For games
with the Diamonds. write Trotter, at
5l2 Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Blue Ridge Athletic Club. operating
in the twelve e-thirteen-year class,
wants action. Send challenges to
/ Daniel Milwit. 1889 18th street. or
telephone North 6701-W.
Holy Comforter team wants the fol-
lowing players to report for practice
at 10 o'clock this morning at 18th and
streets southeast: John Farley, Con
Ford, Leslie. Pope. Earl Hoyt, Charles
seph Overehd, Carroll Simpson and
James Finegan. Teams in the un-
limited class desiring games with
Holy Comforter should communicate
with r. J. Finesan. 14s 11th street
southeast.
Oriental Tigers are ready for
games. Write challenges to A.
Howard. 6Q61s sd street southwest,
or telephone Franklin 62s1.
Stanton Athletic Club will start its
campaign this afternoon when 1t meets
the Black Athletic Club on Union sta
ton Plaza field at $50 o'clock.
Union Printers. of the DEPARTMENT.,
League will practice tomorrow after
noon on the south diamond of the
Ellipse. All players are to report at
4 o'clock.
st. Cyprian senior nine would like
to hear from Buffalo Athletic Club.
Northeast Tigers and other speedy
colored mines. Challenges will be re-
ceived by Walter Bush at 1928 c
street southeast
Arrow Athletic Club pointed the
way to the Aviators in a 10-to-9 game
played yesterday on Trinity field. .,
Wisconsin Blue Birds sang the VAL
ley Street All-Stars to sleep with a
l1-to-1 tune yesterday.
Buffalo Athletic Club will hold a
special meeting tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock at 1879 Duncan street
northeast All members are expected
to be present.
Premier Athletic Club would like
to arrange games with teams in the
12-14-year class. Telephone chal-
lenges to S. Gordon, North s761.
Jefferson Athletic Club overcams
the Havocs in a ten-inning 1915
tussle yesterday. Dyson, Smith and
Fitzgerald played well for tho victorA
Postal Athletic Association nine
will indulge in a practice tilt with
the Nominis on Monument lot dia-
Inond No. !. this afternoon. start
ing at 2 o'clock. The Postais were
admitted to the Commercial League
Friday night and intend to get good
start when that circuit opens May 2.
For practice games with the Messen-
gers. write Assistant Manager Hur-
lfnger, Postal Telegraph Company,
Evans building.
TIDD0 nT NTC