Evening star., 1922-06-05


ters. could not solve Moran in the
early innings, and got but three rum
ners on the sacks through passes.
with two gone in the ninth, IL seemed
that the Roamer hurler was due for
no-hit record. But one of his mates
mlscued, and the Linworths punched
two blows to save themselves from a
shutout in the 10 to / tilt
Roudabush easily baffied the Falls
Church fence smashers, holding them
to single wallop. while his mates
slammed fifteen and won, 10 to /,
The Shamrock hurler contributed fur
ther to his teams success with a pair
OF healthy hits.
Y. M. H: A. League opened with a
Rialtos, the former winning, II to S.
Sauber famed fifteen Rialto batters
Janee. shortstop OF the losers, fielded
brilliantly.
BrookIand Athletic Club trounced
Mercury Athletic Club, 6 to 2. Three
Brookland double plays were fea-
lures. The winners want a game next
Sunday. Challenges should be sent
to j. ]. Mccain, 51S Rhode Island
avenue northeast, or telephoned to
North 165-W.
Fort Warrington blanked the West
overs. to 0. The vanquished team
was held to two hits.
Slammtng Wahler and Haas for
fifteen safeties. Lexington Athletic
Club scored seven runs in the last
two innings and beat the Congress
Heights Yankees, 13 to 10. Perkins,
winning pitcher, struck out fourteen
Yanks.
Circle Athletic Club wants games
in the 1920 year class, Wednesday
and Saturday. Telephone challenges
to r. V. Gardner North 4430, between
$3.50 am. and $3.50 pm.
Liberty Athletic Club has reorgan-
lied with c. X. Glasscock as manager
and K c. Blatzheim as assistant
manager The team has been
wood. Babbington and Simonds and
the return of Kepple. A reserve
team, which will play morning games
in the 1916 year class, has been
formed. Challenges to both mines
should be sent to PISA Morgan street
Maryland White Sox won a double
header. beating Brightwood Athletic
Club. IL to 10, and the Pullman Ath-
letics, 8 to o. For games with the
White Sox write j. Robinson, Brent
wood. Md.
In a well played game. Harlem Ath-
letic Club BANKED the Manhattans,
II to o. The contest was a pitching
duel between Smith of the Harlems
and Hutchinson. The former allowed
four hits. against five made off the
Indian pitcher.
EIiotts registered their seventh
victory in an 11-to-9 game with the
Stays and want more action in the
junior class. Send challenges to
Manager G. r. Anderson, Pierce
School, 14th and G streets northeast.
Baldwin Athletic Club went to Rich
mond and beat Patterson Athletic
Club, to 2. Coleman. catcher of the
winners, made four hits, one a homer
that scored two runners ahead.
Philippine islander. pointed the
way to the Ramblers in 3-to-1 en-
counter. Capt. Area. at short for the
victors, performed brilliantly.
in an s-to-0 brush Wilson gave the
losers but two hits and struck out
nineteen.
Hilltop Athletic Club nosed out the
Euclids. 8 to 2. Jenkins gave the
hits.
Union Printers punched hits ef-
fectively and beat the Dominican
Lyceums, 8 to 2. webb pitched good
ball for the victors.
An early lead helped Arlington
Athletic Club in a to Z game with
Black. Athletic Club at Fort Berry,
Va The Arlingtons made six runs
in the first two innings. but had to
struggle for tallies thereafter.
With Wells pitching in top form,
Washington Railway and Electric
trounced the Yankees. 6 to 3. Smith
of the winners made three hits in as
many trials.
Seabrook bested Rerwyn. % to 3,
in a Prince Geogres County League
game. Potts starred at bat for the
winners.
, Rosedale Athletic Club over
whelmed National Capital Post, v.
F. w. in a 5 to 1 engagement. The
winners did much heavy hitting.
Hyattsville disposed Of Landover, 10
to 5.
silver Spring gave the Knicker-