The Washington times., 1922-09-06
Sandlotters'
Salt and
Pepper
BY n. d. THOMAS,

II Pepper i
BY Il. d. THOMAS. ."
Holy Name wins welI-de-
served championship In the senior
class, Its 4.to-3 victory over the
was hard fought series, Holy
to o. the Roamers taking. the
second, IS to 3, and Holy Name
coming back In brilhant, n style
with is 3-to-2 win. =
Disorder following the, Roamsr-
Holy Name contest today z appears
to have been more smoke than
fire. One Roamer lad who lost his
nut was taken In hand by a po-
liceman. His threats to. muss up
the umpire cost the. young man ten
berries. q r, ~
By knocking off Mt. Pleasant,
the Linw0rths sewed up honors
in section b Of the junior class
and are ready TO meet tho Holy
Name Juniors, winners Of sec
tion A, for the city champion
ship. p, .-t =
The junior play off will be started
as soon as practicable. The rivals
will play a three'game series. q:
Walter BealI was too much In
form to, suit the Union Printers,
and the Mohawks ripped off =
4.to-l victory In the opening
clash Of the. unlimited class play :,
off: ~ u ...'4..' r
BeM allowed two singles in
seven frames His three-base wal.
| Iop sent over a runner in the third
and he scored himslet r
Norman Hutchinson Is due to
hurl for the Printers today
against Dominican Lyceum; lt
looks like Mick Mcconnell for
Dominican Lyceum.; Jimmy But.
Ter, Dominican manager, worries
not at all over pitchers. He has
three stars IN Mcconnell. krupp
and Clatterbuck.
Jimmy Hughes, ump president, is
just back from a vacation.
Taylor, Holy Names first
sacker who wears eyeglasses, was
seeing In fine shape yesterday.
He saw Jumbo Moran's shoots
well enough to crack out two
hits, one a double.
Jean Brayton. playing second
base. led the Roamers with two
safeties.
Brayton Is a popular ball play.
er, combining fighting spirit with
keen sense OF sportsinanship. lie
has been an ever reliable cog In the
Roamer's splendid baseball ma
chine. He has distinguished him
self as a pitcher, infielder, and out
fielder.
Winner. in 1921 and runner.up In
1922, the Roamers have made an en-
| viable record in the. senior class.
They are planning to enter the un-
limited class next year. O..
| Jack Mooney Is handed much
credit for rholding the Roamers'
into a real team. He has proved
to be q capable coach.
Father Moore and John Irving
have handled both Holy Name
seniors and juniors, and they have
| turned out two ripping young teams.
The, juniors won their section title
without defeat in twelve starts.
Stevens, Mohawk shortstop, was
the only player in the Mohawk
Printer game to get more than one
| hit. He made two.
Heinie Webb pitched well enough
to win most sandlot games. II. vas
one Of the few games the Printers
have. lost all year. Heinie yielded
| five bingles.
-: Three double plays were made In
the Roamers-Holy Name contest,
Holy Name having two-McC Carthy
to Taylor and Mccarthy to Taylor
to r. Colliere. Moran. to Brayton
to Quick was the Roamers' speed
combination. .,y ..4n.
Lieut.. Mike Raedy, manager Of the
| Policemen's team, was elated when
| oIdHudTu oiI was DuHlpeu oli III ,nc
league series. With Standard Oil
through, Finney Kelley, crack fling
er for both Standard Oil and the
Policemen, was given a chance to
rest up for the Cop Fireman game
next Saturday. 49,
coPS-FIREMEN GAME ~. IT,.
r. TO BE REAL BATTLE
Whether you are baseball fan
or not. you cannot afford to pass up
the big benefit game to be played
between, the police and firerncn
teams at the American League Park
next Saturday. That's: the wsy
| about 2h 600 other District residents