The Washington herald., 1922-04-30

mouse, and composed of some OF the
pest sandlot players in and around
washington. has entered the field
and Is open for games with unlim-
ited teams. Manager McCallister
can be reached at S1s Fourteenth
street northwest. The players are:
Sam Brown. Hughes, Ray Phillips,
Goodman. Leo Flaherty. Lefty Deck,
Charlton. Mike Moran, Jess Aud,
Horse Roberts and Neidfelt.
The Fordham A. c. challenge the
Pirates. Rovers. Royals and other
10-13-year-old mines. Address w.
Enfante, 4s5 c street southwest.
Costello Post. No. Is. America n
Legion. will play Silver Spring at
Silver Spring. Nd, today at 3
o'clock. The following are re-
quested to report on the field at
1:45 p. M: Patterson, Pratt. Hud-
son. Beach, Avril. Goode. Richmond,
Joyce, Smalley. HaEgart. Kelley.
Dawson, Rhinehardt. Klucken. Grif-
nth, Hiser. Mccarthy and Burthe.
The legion team will journey to
Gaithersburg on May 6, and May Z
will play Kensington at Kensing-
ton.
The Mohawk jr. a. c. will tackle
the Circle A. c. this morning at
1890 at Seventeenth and D streets
southeast.
The Spartan A. c. will meet the
Brookland A. c. on the latters dia-
mond at 8 o'clock today. The Spar
tans have a few open dates in
June and July and would like to
hear from unlimited teams in and
around the District. Address Rob-
ert f. Daley. 72s Seventh street
southwest. or phone Main 6S7e.
The Terminal Juniors A. c. added
another game to their list when
they defeated the Woodbridge A. A..
Jrs. to 3 The Terminals would
like to hear from the Ottawas or
the Columbia A. c. for a game Sum-
day, June 4. Manager Gavin can
be reached at Lincoln 564s-W, after
5 p. m.
The Terminal A. c. will play
Woodward and Lothrop today at 5
o'clock on the Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast diamond.
The Terminal lineup will be:
Mostyn, catcher: O'Connor. pitcher:
Page, first base: W. Farrell, second
base: Eelland third base: Histon.
short stop; Gavan. left field: Cham
berlain, center field; Farrell, right
field: Gross. O'Grady and Ray.
The Raleigh Hotel nine easily
vanquished the Southern Railway
Freight team by an 11-to-4 count.
The Rehabilitation School de-
feated Washington Barracks nine
IS to 10 at Washington Barracks
yesterday. Pearson and Doty
starred for the winners.
Delta Tau Delta and Sigma Phi
Epsilon will meet this morning in
a fraternity league game, on the
Woodley A. c. diamond, under the
Connecticut avenue bridge. Al
Connolly will pitch for the Delts
and Don johnson for S. p. E.
2 The Griffs won a close game
from the Chemistry Juniors yes
terday by a 14-to-13 count. Glotz-
backs stick work featured for the
victors.
Chevy Chase Bearcats scalped
the Incas A. c. II to 1 yesterday.
McCauliffe turned in a no-hit game
for the Cats.
lncas ............ 100 900 600
Bearcats ..........132 053 30x-17
Palace A. c. will meet Del Ray
today at $3.50 p. m.
The Perry A. C. defeated the
Diamond A. C. z to S yesterday.
The Perrys staged a rally in the
seventh inning and in the next in
ming put the game on ice. Barrow
pitched well, striking out IS bat
ters. May and Thompson and
Rennoc starred afield and Miller
at the bat For games call Dick
Hurley, Col. 1927 after 6 o'clock.
The York A. c. defeated the
Holmead A. C. yesterday 5 to 4.
The game was featured by the
pitching of Hall and the fielding of
Wathan. The York A. C. will hold
a meeting today at $3.50 p. m. at
62S Park road northwest All
members are requested to attend |
this meeting.
Holmeads ............ .012 900 Ia |
fork .................2 .210 oil ks