The Washington times., 1922-06-15

large party Of pleasure seeksrs. =,
Dcminican Lycssm b . elssn-cut
SrrAnIhatiou, the poralsrity ef
yheoh hss been eAsneA not Only
throuGh prowess IN spogte, but
by splen1id spettseaAnShiD Always
.shSyn m e relaassss With o'hsr
Any money derived from .tomor.
rows outins win 20 toward further
development Of the Lycsum. Any.
body Interested In sandiot sp.rts
With . day or today can spsnd Il
well by Joinine the Dominicans. To
help this sp;endid club ~ to help
local sports In genefsl. The Lvcsvnl's q
influence on the sandiots In . thor.
ouehiy wholesome ono.
In view Of snosInoas h6wis hoard
thls tsasen Aealnst hieh fses ef
qnAplfss 70 asteAl1hss enc 10 lsarn
that . preunllssns dob IN east
WAehlhtt0n b payink IN ssbttss
$50 for wsek-4ay exhibition games
on . diamond whore 10 eoliect!on
ID allowed, For the same kind Of
sAnsss most other rlubs are paying
seldom moro than 3.
Few people. II any at all, win blanns
this high-pffced official TOR collecting
that much vsivet II he can get away
with II. Most sandlot manasers
YOU d laugh At TIE club for payin II.
M Pleasant WIN be reprssentsd
IN the city championship seriss BY
q club shout which littis b known.
The Hartford A. G. has just been
reerEAnisel After four years Il In.
Aoelvify, anA by tomogrew eWoct
to have played enough game 70
qualify for the title eompetition.
The team b In the unlbniteA class.
sna numbers amsng its member
seversl erack ban plsyers.
0iadstons RoudAbush, lately &C.
quifsd BY the ehamrccks, 10 one .,f
the smallest pitchers In the unlimited
class.
He 10 the last man on the club
that any one would point out a. be.
Ing . hurier. Though small OF
stature he 10 strongly built, with
strong, square shoulders. He had no
trouble turning. back the washins-
ton oss Light Company team In bis
latest appearance.
Unlcss Clarke returns, the In.
dsptndents may bo out Of luck for
. shortst0p In the series. Clarke
Joined the Independents after pIay.
Ing throueh the high school SERIES
with Businoes. Then. he Jumped TO
St. Teresa, leaving tho Indcpoud.
onts nat. Waller Wstt, who was
reported 10 have left the Inde-
pendents. to jsln tho Roamerx, n
stfli g hle Old plsce on second base
for Mrs.. Nicholas team.
Mrs. Nicholas club this year has
been pretty much Of q farm FOR
Other senior outfita Many prornis.
ing players have made good under
Mrs. Nicholas management only to
leave her, and In most instances just
At tfmes when they were most need
cd by the team.
P1ayers may como and players
may 70, but 70 seems thaf Mrs.
Niesslss = Sstefmined 70 20 On
oarfissd A. c. looms 40 q forrnsd.
able barrier In the path Of some
ambitious teams In the uniimited
clahs. This club has bsen playing
high-eiass ball all ssason, and in re.
cent games II has reached top form.
Although beaten 3 to In ten
innings, the 0arfields showed real
class against the ousntico Marines,
ana In their last time out fairly
hurniliatsd Clarendon.
An the plAysrs on . certain wen.
known tenm In the ssuior easss
knbsi IN prayer on The eve OF . BIZ
game. a vcesran sandlot fan tel
ing . yeanS sen akout Il wss
plAsel IN . euanAASy whom ths N
aslEod: "'6pose NY. team prayed
and we was gonna play snuver
team what PRAYED. TO, what would
The Lord d about itf Papa was