Evening star., 1922-07-03

Much OF kenfIWorth'S success mas
been due to the excellent pitching
finger. This former Business High
School star has been moving down
the opposition with startling regu-
larity and he bamed Lansdon easily
yesterday. He kept the hits scattered
and never permitted undue liberties
until hts team was we'll ahead.
Kenilworth just about clinched the
game in the fourth inning when 1t
Tailed six runs and drove Spence
from the slab. Simon finished the
same for Langdon and was nicked for
their counting in the ffth. sixth and
seventh frames. Hudson and Samp-
son starred at bat for the victors.
with Bill Roudabush on the mound.
Shamrock Athletic Club handed the
Dreadnaughts an 11.to-7 trouncing
At Alexandria- It was TIE % second win yin
tho Big Green. Tom Sweeney's work
afield and the batting Of Ingle. z:
Steele and Taylor were features Of
the Shamrock victory. The winners
will encounter Silver Spring at Silver
Spring tomorrow.
with Clark. who made five hits in
as many times at bat. leading the
attack. Potomac Athletic Club defeat
ed Triangle Athletic Club. 10 to I.
The Tfiangles. however. desire more
.ass. sson II hs sena AZ
street, or telephone Main 2ls.
steriinS Club now II undisputed
leader in the 7. M. n. A. League by
Hersis. Goodman. on the mound for
the winners. allowed but Ave hits
and struck out sixteen batters. J.
Sauber Of the losers clouted homer.
Htman Sacks has been reelected
president Of the Sterling Club. Other
of1icers chosen were: Irving Goldstefn.
vice president and treasurer: 4avid
Saidman, treasurer. and Ben Fufman,
sergeant-at-arms.
Csr1nthfan Athletic Club pointed the
way to the warwick Juniors In &
6-to-2 engagement. Newman pitched
and battsd well for. the victors. The
Corinthians want Sunday game ssnsss w'tn tn
A. Margolius. sol 1 street. or tele-
phone Main 5636.
Circle Athletic Clab vaiouished the
Lexington Seniors, 9 to 6. The win
Club today and the Southern Railway
Juniors ana Naval Iiostital viii be
met next week.
Nations, g: S:p,t:, ;s .t, rs.t; Y M.Itster: F; W.;
in a s-to-5 same at Union park. A
fve-run rally In the seventh turned
the trick. Verona lead the hitting
for the winners with two doubles
and q single.
e. oiStf ri, rsa ss'sasds sd Psafsr ala Il ans
hurting for the victors: The st.
Cypiaas will play the LIE Droit Tigers
In doub1k.headeE tomorrow at
Union Park, the hr8t game starting
at 1850 o'clock.
CherrtAaie Athletic Assseiatieh.
which has won seventeen Of twenty
three 6ames played, will clash with
Ballston In two contests tomorrow:
The hrst game wilt be played At
Cherrydaie. beginning ct o'clock.
ana the setona 1t Ballsten, starting
1nrse sanass win be played at seat
PleasAntl tomorrow. The regulars
Will, meet. the BfiGhtwo6d Club IN .
double bill III the afternoon, while
the reserves are scheduled to tace
fsilipinos took the measure OF the
AStScs II, 4 s-to-1 match. Both teams
fielded well. but neither did much
hitting.
i Knlekerbsekef C1ab aownt4 the
tsibraltars. 10 to 3. The winners
slammed W&sserfh4nn for six runs In
the fitSt inning. Heshlef led the
Knieks 1T bat with Four hits Ia ave
.Sff6fts.v :
faAAeA AtnfAtea Clab went to Aftxs
nSSfik. And defSated tho G2fdinAls, J
hi IL Fh1 Wtiiaiit run NaG put atf6tt
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