The Washington times., 1922-05-28
DOMINICANS
STEP OUT OF
! CLASS TODAY
Sandlotters to Tackle Silver
Spring Semi-Pros-Friend-
ship Plays Independents.
BY II. d. THOMAS.

ClLVER SPRINGS semi-pros
- will tackle a talented sand
lot team today, when Do
miniean Lyceum. one Of the south
west sections leading teams, Is
encountered on the Silver Spring
sql w pssds sIQ us 10 Suplnd usna
In choosing Dominican Lyceum
Tor prospective victim Major
Brooke Lees gang have bitten
off q mouthful. Seven games wor
and one lost is the Dominican
record to date and Tom Cantwell' s
team Is looking better every game.
That's true despite the recent 3-to-1
trimming the Dominicans received
from their dearest foemen, the
Knickerbocker's. Mickey Mcconnell
and Buck Clatterbuck are helping out
lot with their pitching ability. Each
is averaging around twelve strike
outs q game and allowing few hits,
Today's contest will start at o'clock
The Manhattans, who have won
nine out Of thirteen games. will play
Quincy A. c. at p. m. on the Rose
dale diamond.
Friendship Meets Rival.
Friendship A. C. and the Inde.
pendents are likely to draw a crowd
at Fifth and L streets southeast, ac'
ton starting at $3.50 o'clock. Friend
ship is hot after the independents
scalp. Murray probably will pitch
for Friendship and be opposed by
Collier or Jacobs.
Vincent B. Costello Post, Ameri.
can Legion, will go to Laurel 70
meet the village team.
Blacks A. c., counted as leading
contender for city championship
honors, will clash with Del Ray on
the diamond at Mt. Ida, Va. the
contest to start at 3 p. m. The
Blacks are going good and want TO
meet the Rex, Knickerbocker and
Mohawk teams. If games are book
ed, Ralph Sherline's lads will not
want for stiff opposition.
Jimmy Wright has taken the Rex
players on a four-1day trip North,
with games booked at Mt. Holly,
N. J.; New York city. Philadelphia
Media, Pa. and Wilmington.
woodIey Ambitious.
The new woodley A. c. will have
. real test OF strength this week
starting today when Brightwood is
played on the Woodley diamond at
$3.50 p. m.
Tuesday woodley will take on Do.
nninican Lyceum at Washington Bar
racks, Thursday the Knickepbockers
will be encountered in Georgetown. n.
and on Saturday the Superbas Will
be opposed on the Woodley field.
II will be a second game with the
Knickerbockers, the latter having
given woodley it's first trimming of
the sea ason, but not by an overwhelm-
ing score. B. Sauber, Fl. Sauber, b.
Denell and Ray Phillips will perform
for woodley on the mound this
week.
Arlington Yet to Lose.
Arlington A. c., undefeated, will
meet the Meridian A c. at 3 p. m.
in a second game, Arlington having
won before by 4 70 8. Arlington is
booked with the Manhattans Tor
Tuesday.
Harlem A. C. is due to meet Pal,
ace A. c. on the Harlem field AT D
o'clock. Harlem Is planning a new
The Atlas A. c. will go to Vienna,
Va. to play the Vienna ball club,
the following players 10 report at
S21 G. street southwest this morning;
w. Johnson, Halle, Logan, Wright:
Reiss, Appich. Sailor, Butler and
HAAS.
The Mt. Rainier Emblems and
CrIffs expect to have a battle-royal
on the Union Station plaza. only
three teams out of nine scheduled
have put in appearance on the EN-
biems' field, and they are wild to
e,at into action.