The Washington times., 1922-07-22

mound exhibition of Hoyt. never
counted upon by Hutchinson to help
much, was a distinct surprise. He
Mercury.
The Manhattans, though having.
lost two games, are far from being
out of the championship hunt. 4
TOday's big game Is between
Sherwood and the Shamrocks, to
be played at Seventeenth and ID
streets southeast at 5:l5 p. M.
Neither team has lost game In
Section A, unlimited class.
BY trimming Junior Order yester-
day, Sherwood climbed on top with
two victories. Previously Ivan
Thompson's team had beaten Domi-
nican Lyceum in a nicely played
game. Today's contest should be
whiz for Bruffy, Sherwood's ace
twirler. is due to face one OF the
Shamrocks' stars.
The game scheduled to be played |
today BY Costello Post and Blacks
A. G. at Union Park. has been
postponed.
The OptOmetrists and Mercury
are 10 clash at Washington Bar.
racks today In a postponed game.
The Eagles will visit the Knicker-
booker Juniors in the Georgetown
Hollow: Holy Name Juniors and the
Crescents will battle at Sixth and b
streets, and Mt. Pleasant viii tackle
the Plaza team at Brookland.
Tomorrow will find the Sham.
rocks and Dominican Lyceum
playing the feature game at
Seventeenth and ID streets south
east.
Hartford and the Gibraltars will
get together at Sixth and B streets
at 1880 d. M; the Aztecs will play
the Auburns at Washington Bar.
racks at l:30 p. M, and the At
lantics and Trinity will clash on
the Trinity field at Thirty-seyenth
and Il streets northwest.
The Warwicks are back in .
winning stride and bumped the
Crescents, s to l. in Section A.
tunior class. The Indians forfeited
20 Liberty Cubs in the midget class.
Plaza A. c. won a fine victory
oyer the Anacostia Eagles in Sec
tion 3 Of the junior class, making
two victories with no losses. the
Knickerbocker Juniors are leadins
with three wins.
The Atlantic secured an early
lead over the Stantons In Section
A. Junior class, and held 1t, win.
ming 6 to 6. While the big Mo-
hawks were defeating the Gibral-
tars, the Mohawk Juniors were
taking the Auburns In the senior
class, Q to 5. Though having lost
two games the young braves fig'
ure they are still In the race.
Once again the Linworth seniors
win They beat Silver Spring Re-
serves. 6 to / and the score was
more decisive than anybody ex.
nected. silver Spring APPARENTLY had
trouble solving the shoots OF Lefty
ZONES. The victory placed the Lin.
vrorths on top with a clean slate OF
tbrae wins. The southwest LADS
alone remain unbeaten in their sec
ton.
The old baseball field at Seven
teenth and. ID streets southeast
will be the scene OF two DIG
games today and tomorrow WIN
the Shamrocks as home team h
each.
Today Sherwood, dark horse
for championship honors In the city
series, will oppose the Big Green;
Action will start at bib O'CLOCK ana
Il should be fast.
Rut tomorrow will come the
banner contest. Dominican l-y-
ceum. which whipped the Sham
rocks in an early season game, Is
going back to southeast to give
the Pipetowners an opportunity
10 get even.
The Shamrocks will be primed for
tbc fray. So will Dominican Ly..
ceum, which will send Clatterhuck,
Mcconnell or Krupp to the mound.
Anv one OF these three sterling
hurlers is a tough draw for any
sandlot team.
The Shamrocks have q large fol-
lowing. So has Dominican l-y'
ceum. People desiring much to see
the battle must get there early.
Three o'clock is game time.
The same Shoulu De true u! 'He
Knickerbocker- Rex game to be played
at the other end Of town, In the
Knickerbocker hollow.
Weeks ago. Rex beat the knick'
erbockers, 4 to I. At the speed the
Knickerbockers have Travelled late
Iy. Rex must hit a stiff pace to win.
Rex will send Patterson or Ernie
Schaefer to the mound. with Joe Goe-
bel catching, and the Knickerbockers
likelv will depend on Denny Sothern,
Jeff Smith or Ross Fisher to stop
the semi.pros.
All Knickerbocker players are ex.
pected 10 he on the field at
o'clock. The game will start at :.
O'NeiII, Of the Knickerbockers, is
out with q broken bone In his leg.