The Washington herald., 1922-05-01

, game yesterday, winning by a 27-
to-l count In six and a half innings
when the defeated players decided
they had enough. Every player in
the Independents went to bat twice
in the first inning. Lefty Jacobs
held the wentworths to three hits
Green and Watt made homers for
the victors..
With Hutchinson pitching In his
usual form, the Manhattan Athletic
Club won as IL pleased yesterday
afternoon from the Peerless Ath-
letic Club. 13 to 5. Hutchinson al
| lowed only three hits and shut out
Peerless from the second inning.
To add to his afternoons work he
made a homer in the ninth. Score
by innings:
Manhattan. -. 502 o20 022-13 16 3
Peerless. ... go 900 000-5 3 4
Hutchinson and Carver: Cauley,
and Mccarthy and Mudd.
Postal Telegraph Keymen were
| outclassed yesterday by the Arling-
ton ATHLETIC Club. on the latter's
diamond. losing by the score of SO
| to 3. Arlington is eager to book
games with the best teams in the
District. Address A. ]. Symonds
Arlington, Va. Phone Clarendon
S02-F22
The Rosedale Athletic Club won
its fifth game in a row yesterday
on the S2me diamond by defeating
the Optometrists by the score Of IL
,f
with two on, and his double, with
three on. in the fifth, settled the
fray. ]. Noone also hit for the cir
cult. Dennean pitched a nonhit
came for five innings before retir-
ing in favor of o'Neal. Score by
innings:
optometrists. 900 Oo1 o3o-4 8 5
Rosedale. ..... sol 003 02O-1I 1S 4
Zemeli. Leverton and wineberg;
Dennean, ONeal and O'Connor.
Scoring at will, the Rex A. c. won
over Clarendon on the latter's field
yesterday afternoon, 20 to /. Clar-
don trotted out Eddie Digges. who
had a trial this spring with the
Griffmen at Tampa, and he was
routed in the third when the Rex
men made nine hits which, coupled
with two errors gave the Capital
City outfit nine runs. Ernie Schae-
fer, and T. Patterson, experienced
little trouble in holding Clarendon
in check at every stage. Score by
innings:
Rex ...... 001 010 1870 "a
Clarendon go. 100 900 600 SIS
Schaeffer, T. Patterson, and G.
Patterson and Givanetti; Digges,
Ball and Martin.
Potomac A. C. and the Knicker-
booker Juniors battled 10 innings
to a tie at all on the Manument
lot yesterday. The game was called
by agreement. Pregman's catch
ing and the hurting of Kines fea-
tured.
Dominican Lyceum yesterday de-
feated the Barrett A. c. in a hard
fought game, 10 to Z. Bunched
hits coupled with errors gave the
Dominicans seven runs. In the
latter stages of the game, the Bar
retts were dangerous especially in
the final when Hilquist weakened
Mcconnell nipped the rally. Score
by innings:
(Barrett A. C. 100 600 2o4-7 IL
Domin'n Lyc. :. III 600 01X10 IA ]
Brookland Athletic Club trounced
the Spartan Athletic Club, 25 to 6.
Yesterday. Beckett and Freeman
starred at bat for the winners.
The Triangle Athletic Club de-
feated the Crystal Athletic Club of
Alexandria, S-3, yesterday.
Scoring six runs In the eighth in
ming. the Trinity A. C. yesterday
sprung another surprise ana wal
loped the Park A. C. nine to the
tune of Is to z. Three doubles in
four trips up for Hardy. and double
and two singles in five trips for
Gates, both of the Trinity nine. gave
them the batting honors. Homan..
playing shortstop for the same team
with a recently sprained ankle. han
died nine chances afield cleanly.
Crump caught well for the Parks
and led them in batting with dou-
BILE and single in four times at bat.
Yesterdays win makes II three
straight for the Trinity outfit. and
II is ready to hear from the strong
est 16-17-year-old mines in these
parts. AL Donocan. West sos, 4451
Conduit road. is the Trinity man.
ager.
Score by innings
r. H. E
Park A. c.. .001 003 210-7 10 2
Trinity A. c.. .002 13o lexis 90 I
Batteries-Hall and C. Crump:
Sullivan and Gates.