The Washington times., 1922-06-03
SandlOtters'
Salt and
Pepper
By n. ID. THOMAS.

Tomorrow's sandlot games look
good In the prospect to people
who like to see something snAppy.
Glimpse this portion OF the card:
Champion Roamers VS.. touted
Linworths.
Knickerbockers VS.. Silver Spring
semi.pros.
Independents VS.. Aztecs.
Rex A. c. vs.. Dreadnaughts.
Dominican Lyceum VS.. Union
J Printers.
In the midst Of q whirl for
senior class iaurels are the Roam.
ers and Linworths. The battle cry
in the senior division Is this:
"Beat these LinSorths" Which
IL distinction for the Linworths.
What makes tomorrow's game in.
teresting Is that every senior club
down for entry In the city cham.
! pionship series looks for the stiffest
opposition from the Roamers. Their
managers say so, anyway. but all
that most Of them have to Judge
by are reports of the Roamers' out
of-town games.
Holy Name bumped the junior
champions of 1921 numerically
in an early season game, and
since that time the ROamers have
played nearly all their games In
Virginia and Maryland. The game
with the Linworths will be In
the nature Of showing the Roam
ers' hand.
Internal friction having nearly
wrecked the club. the knickerbock-
ers will battle the Silver Spring
semi-pros in an effort to show the
world they are far from done. Car
roll DAILY has supplanted Joe Kear-
ney as manager. Bill Rapp is back
as coach. With this pair in charge
the Knickerbockers won twenty
five straight games in 1920.
Silver Spring IL prepared to en-
tertain q banner crowd. McCarty.
or Sotherli, both crack mounds
bOCkers and will be opposed Oy
a preliminary game the Knicker.
booker Juniors will take on the
Silver Spring Reserves.
Sandlot teams as we'll as fans
should welcome the return to firm
footing Of the Knickerbockers. They
have been strongly instrumental in
boosting sandlot sports in Washing.
ton. Fine spirit marked a meeting
in which the club ironed out its DIFF.
ficulties.
Little need be said about the in.
dependent-AZtec clash. These two
senior teams are bitter rivals and
among the leaders for city honOrs.
They will clash at Washington
Barracks at 1 o'clock.
Southwest fans are fortunate with
regards to the card for besides the
Linworth- -Roamer clash they will
have n choice OF seeing the Aztecs
and Independents or the Dominican
Lyceums in action against IN
powerful Union Printers machin,.
The Dominicans and Printers
! will meet on the barracks field at
| 3 o'clock, and the Dominicans. un-
der the heady guidance Of Lefty
Cantwell. will attempt to halt the
Printers winning streak. Tie
pendent game and are considered
prominent contender for the
Departmental League pennant.
This contest probably will develo
some classy pitching for Heinz,
Webb. the Printers hurting man
ager. will oppose one OF several stal
/ Dominican slabmen. Clatterbuck
! Mcconnell or Kraupp will be selected
| by Cantwell.
James f. Wright Is building ur
another fast Rex team which will
show It's class against the Dread.
naughts In Alexandria. Wright
! had some trouble over players
| jumping for more money but hns
remained hard by the Rex team
and once more has the old shi'
making fast headway.
The Rex lineup tomorrow will he
Harry Sullivan. former Georgetown
star, b; Myers. OF the Marines
SIS; Degnan, 3b; Fitzgerald, CT
Carroll, RI. Jekins. IT,; Johnnie
Eiseman. OF Maryland University
%; Giebel and Flaherity, catchers
and Pfeil, Patterson and Schafc
pitchers.
Other excellent attractions Ar,
on for tomorrow but these stan
out. The KniclIerbockers are pr.
pairing to make the Silver Spring
game a big occasion. An auto.
| mobile procession OF Knicker.
booker rooters will leave the club.
house at 2 p. m.
PRO OFFER CAUSES JOCK
TO CHANGE HIS MIND
That eleventh hour decision on
he part OF JOCK Hutchison to s.,
abroad to defend his British open
title resulted from a series OF un
usual incidents. Jock had full
made up his mind to remain
| home this wear and let his Chapi