The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
=: SandIOt Notes =:

Rain cut short the game on
Union League Park yesterday when
the Black A. c. earned 6-to-a de-
cision over the Rosedale A. c. 10
a Thinning tilt. Both teams
punched their hits in the hrst in
ming. Burton held the Rosedale
batsmen to four hits. The fielding
of Thomas. Brown. Lowe and W.
Beall for the victors featured.
Score by innings:
H. r. E.
Rosedale A. c.. 800 600 e-s3 4 3
Black A. Co.. 40 100 0-6 10 2
Batteries-Burton and Damouth
Noone and Hook.
Fort Washington. which is
picked as a contender for the cham
pionship of the District of Wash
ington Army Area championship
race which gets under way on
June IS, won both ends of a double
header at the expense of Camp
humphreys yesterday. to 4. and
IL to 3. CHM started for the In
faptrymen in the opening game.
DNN NioAONotcu his III
home in the fourth inning and gave
away to Alexander. who held his
foes safe for the remainder of the
game Stout. Huston and Shafer
performed the battery work for
Camp Humphreys In the final tilt
Fort Washington batted Chief, Hus-
ton and Meyers freely and soon put
the game on ice. Blankenship went
the route for the home" team
and did not have to extend him.
self in turning back the Camp
Humphreys representatives.
Followers of the junior teams are
displaying keen interest in the out
come of the encounter, Sunday,
when the champion Linworths will
play Trinity,> on the latter's field
at Georgetown. Hollis. who pitched
his team to the junior champion
ship last year. will serve 'em up
for Mrs. Rocks Linworths, who
have been having tough shedding
this season. The Linworths are
open to hear from Bethesda, Rose
buds. Knickerbocker, Silver Sprine
or any other junior teams. Phone
Warren Sanders. Main s56, between
1880 and 4:30.
The Black A c. is open for a
game Sunday away from home with
any club of the unlimited class.
Address Manager Sherline, 1923
First street northwest. Phone
Worth l0261.
The Lexington A. c. is eager to
book a game Sunday with any un-
limited team having a diamond.
Address Manager Guy Perkins, 800
sixth street northeast. Phone Lin
coin 5156.
On the Monument lot yesterday
the Elliotts won over the Shamrock
Juniors by a one-run margin, IL to
10. Hogarth's fielding was the
feature.
The Shamrocks are left withou,
a game for Sunday because the
Clover A. c. disbanded. ANY team
desiring to NIL the date should se,
In touch with J. w. Glascoe; phone
Lincoln 111S-W after 8 p. m.
The Ferry Props will hook Il,
with the Epiphany Juniors tomor.
eSi NUN at U CLOCK on GA
mond No. 8. Monument lot.
Seat Pleasant Reserves want a
game Sunday morning. Phon,
Hyattsville s0o-F4.
The Liberty A. c. will plav this
strong Mount Pleasant Juniors on
the Zoo diamond tomorrow at
o'clock. The following Liberty
players are asked to be at the New
YORK avenue Fairgrounds at ,
O'Clock: -Jeffries. Roberts, Nueman
Lockwood. Kremb. pitchers; Fi,iiu,
and Stein. catchers; Babineton. 81.
nonos' Brown, Young, Guyer, Smith.
Cropley. infielders: O'Donnell. How.
dershell and Humphrey, outfelders
The Quincy Athletic Club will
meet the Chestnut Farms Dairy nine
today on the Union Station Plaza
at o'clock. The Quincy team has
won Its last five games and hope~
to extend its winning streak.
Manager Smith requests the fol-
lowing players to report at I:45:
Dougherty, Sweeney. Cover, Fostner.
Clark. BaNett. H. Smith, Bowers.
Beavens.- STYLES. Cooding. O'Leary
Brinkman. Stewart, Jacobs ana
Grove.
Graduates Hear Coouer