Evening star., 1922-06-11


the committee as soon as practicable,
and protests involving the eligibility
of players must be registered within
seven days of such publication.
Should team endeavor to play ring
ers" after the start Of the series its
franchise money will be forfeited
and the team excluded from the
tournaments.
| out flown emi-professional nine
will be seen in action here today.
Rex Athletic Club is to entertain the
Riverside. y. j., club at American
! o'clock. Rex will use Pfeil. Schaefer
or Patterson on the slab, while the
visitors have available for mound
duty Young. Barton. schele and
Beuhler
Manhattan Athletic Club. which de-
| feated Fort Washington, to 3, yes
| terday. will go TO Kensington this
afternoon to play the Montgomery
County League nine there. All Man
haitian players are to meet with Act
ing Manager Norman Hutchinson at
18th street and New York avenue at
l o'clock.
Holy Name ovcrcnme Linworth
yesterday. II to 10. in battle notable
for its exciting finish. The Holy
Names went into the eighth inning
| with the score 10 to 8 against them
Three tallies were recorded in the
session and six more in the ninth.
Lexington Athletic Club will take 4
| fling at the Linworths today. The
game will be played at 9th and
streets, starting at 3 o'clock. All
Lexington players are to report at
sth and D streets northeast at !.
today for an engagement with the
| Rosehuds. The contest Will get under
way at l o'clock.
Starting today. knfrkerbocker Club
| viii put in a busy week. A double
header starting at 1870 is scheduled
for this afternoon with the HaY!ems
and Barretts to be met in order
Tuesday the knicks meet Veterans
Bureau. while Western Union VIII be
encountered Wednesday and Wash
ington Council. X. OF G., Thursday.
Grin Midgets of Brookland. who
have won ten of fifteen games. want
class. Telephone challenges to Ray
Sims. North 63s-J.
Nomini Athletic Club would like TO
arrange Sunday games in the eight
cen en-nineteen-year class. For en-
gagements write Manager r. Raynes,
1869 North Carolina avenue north
east, or telephone Main $3.50. branch
l34, between 10 am. and pm.
MIums and Yankees will be oppo-
nents tomorrow afternoon on Monu-
ment Lot diamond No. .. Play Will
start at 8 o'clock.
MiInns and HilItops will clash to-
day on the Milan field. The match is
due to Open at . 80 O'Clock.
St. Teresa Of the Potomac League
went to Colonial Beach. Va. yester-
day and was trounced. to 2. by the
town team Neither nine did much
! hitting.
Southern Railway Auditors defeat
the Bureau Of Public Roads yester-
day. ~ to 0. Ferguson pitched well
for the victors. For week end games
with the Auditors telephone Manager
B. F. Chew, Main 4461, branch 153.
Warwick Athletic Club pointed the
way to the Yankee Juniors yesterday
in a 10-to-3 tussle. The winners
clouted heavily.
Grnce Athletic Club will be host to
the Emeralds this afternoon on the
| field at 37th and r streets. Play is
| to start at $50 o'clock.
A warm contest is expected on the
! field at 18th street and Pennsylvania
| avenue southeast this afternoon
when Shamrocks and Blacks meet.
They will open hostilities a. o'clock.
! Key Athletic Club would like to
hear from some team this morning
regarding a game at Rosslyn this
| afternoon Manager Hall may be tele-
phoned at Clarendon, 232-W-l.
Park Juniors will encounter the
! speedy Ariels today at 2 o'clock on
1 Monument Lot diamond No. Q. All
Park players are to report at 10th
street and Virginia avenue southwest
at ! O'clock.
Mount Rainier Indians want en-
gagements with sixteen seventeen
1 year mines. Teams interested may
| telephone Allen Wheeler, Hyattsville
1877.
] Yosemite Athletic Club has a dou-
le-header today. The Arlington Re-
/ serves will be played at Arlington
| this morning and the Triangles on
o'clock this afternoon.
| Havoc rnd Elicit Athletic clubs are
! to meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock on
1 Rosedale Field.
| American Blconer Girls would like
| to hear from some Washington team
regarding a game here July 4. For
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