Evening star., 1922-04-02


All OF the leagues games are to be T
l., P. Cook. president of the league,
and c. c. Elder, secrctary-treasurer
are arranging the opening ceremony.
A high government official probably
will toss out the first ball, and there
may be a military band at hand to
add to the gayety of the occasion.
The league, which is a member OF the
District Base Bal! Association. viii
after closing its regular season. The
schedule follows:
Apri-o4 Printers VS.. Treasury: %. Bu-
reau vs. Post Office: 26. Agriculture VS.. War;
"a Printers vs.. Post Office; IS. Bureau VS..
War
May. Agriculture Treasury; .. Print
crs rs. War: 3. Bureau vs. Treasury; 4. AZ
Te.n; s.l,:" s, Treasury sur % ns war: 3. Printers vs.
Agriculture 10. Treasury vs.. Post Othce II,
Bureau vs. Agriculture; II. Posi- 9 once nst Os NJ.
nee VS.. Bureau; IL. War VS.. Agriculture; is
Post Office vs. Printers; 10, War vs.. Bureau;
y: Treasury vs. Asrieutnren nrssn s Var Post
Office VS.. Agriculture; 26 Bureau vs. Print
err: %, War VS.. Treasury; 81, Agriculture
June. Post Office vs.. Treasury; :: Asri-
culture vs. Bureau. j. War VS.. Post once o.
Printers vs. Treasury; I. Bureau vs.: Post VI
Post Office; IL, Bureau War; ID. ASricui-
rure VS.. Treasury; H. Printers VS.. War; 10.
Bureau vs. Treasury: l6 Asricui.gre M anSv vs., pUsI
treasury ' vs.. Post ofice; IS. Bureau ys. Asri
vs. Printers: IS Post Office Bureau; -.
War Us. Agriculture; 80, Post ohee vs.
Juiy-s, War vs. Bureau; 5. Treasury vs..
Agriculture: 6. War vs.. Printers; Z. Treasury
rs. Bureau; 10. Post ofhce VS.. Agriculture; nv
IS. % Asrieu,ure ,s'' VS.: Printers: Ii Post once
VS.. Treasury: u. Agriculture VS.. Bureau: Is,
war VS. Post ofice: 10; Printers vs.: Treasury
20, Bureau VS.. Post Office: q; Agriculture VS.:
War: ~, Printers VS.. Post Office: %. Bureau
vs.: War; &c. Asriealture vs.: Treasury; T1,-, -:
sIn,srs 81 agricnture ss war ar Fsst taHsea ose. "
August, Printers Vs. Bureau: = Treas
o.y VS.. War; 3, Printers vs. Agriculture: T.
CULTURE: s, Post Office vs.: War: 3. Treasury
vs. Printers; 10. Post Office VS.. Bureau; IL,
War VS.. Agriculture
Perry Athletic Club is anxious to
get games with teams in the four-
teen fifteen year division, especially
the BIagdens, Crescents, fales ana
Diamond Midgets. The Perry nine
plays on Wednesdays. Saturdays and
Sundays. Send challenges to Hank
Slanker, 14I7 Park road, or telephone
Columbia 4SIo.
Holy Name Seniors will iuausurate
their season this afternoon with
game against the Roamers at Union
Park. Play will start at ESQ o'clock
EIiwood and Collier will be the Holy
Name battery. while Brayton prob
ably will do the pitching for the op-
position.
Mount Rainier EmbIems will get
their campaign under way this att
ernoon against the Nohicans at Hy-
cludes E. Bauman. McDermott. Ger
heart, Middleton, McLeish, Casey. Sher-
wood. Mcpevitt, Hays, a. Bellm;sn, D.
Fl. Bellman. 'Cawthorne, +. Bauenan,
Weller, Gather. Reisinger. Dodson,
Negus. Thornberg, MoSedale and
Rooney. Teams in the 1ifteen-six-
class desiring to. meet the
EmbIems should communicate with
Kenneth Gather. 1904 Harris street,
Mount Rainier. Md, or telephone Hy-
attsville 379-M..
Old Dutch Athletic Associations
team expects to start today at IL
o clock against the Barretts at Union
Park. The following Old Dutch nine
candidates are to report at the field
at $50 for practice: Espey. Pitchlyn,
Kirchner, Gubisch, Messink, Harlow,
Mills. Hollebough, McCathran. Perry,
Chichester. Coleman. Kaiser, Ulrich
and Mcintosh.
For its game with the Brookmonts
this afternoon knickerbocker Club
will have Fisher. Serrin. Finan and
Delaney, pitchers; J. Poore. catcher;
Homan, Cox, Sn,ithson and Oertel, in
felders. and Jarvis, CAN'T and Sotil-
ern, outfielders. Play will be held in
Hollow, starting at o'clock.
The Knicks other games this month
are: .. st. Teresa; Is. Harlem: 20.
Gibraltar: so, Union Printers. For en-
pa gements with the knicks. write
Manager kearney. 1865 street
0 Peerless Athletic Club. which is to
play through a strenuous schedule,
has, many candidates striving for
positions. Those seeking pitching
FoI1iard. Lewis. Clark. I. Mccormack.
Webb. Lusby and Costello. The
catching staft will be drawn from
Desper. G. Nader. Riley, l. McCor-
mack and Juber. Infielders with the
squad are NJ; Moran. E. Nader; Cobb.
Cormack, Geyer. T. Moran. johnson
and Sproessler. Outfielders looking
for Jobs are Heard. Mudd, Smith,
Letcher and Miller.
Gibraltar Athletic Club. winner Of
the independent unlimited title last
year, has booked three-game eeries
with the Knicksrbockers. Garfields
and Dreadnaughts. The Gibs will
lot as NO on 9bs
players expected to report to Man
ager Weinberg are Deck. Hager,
Beamer, Wasserman. Calhoun. Mon
tague. Richardson. Potter, Ballenger
and Jett.
Liberties and Riggs will clash this
afternoon at 2 o'clock on Monument
lot diamond No. /. Tho following
Liberty players are to report at the
field at J o'clock; oDonnell. kremb.
TaH
phrey, Sweighart. Bagalam. Smith.
Geyer, Weidman. r. Lerch, keppel,
watt, Baker. Broderick. Howershell.
schweitzer. Fillius, Beahm. Volner.
Boswell, Glascock, Woodbridge and
Mckay.
National Athletic Club wants games
with eleven-twelve year teams. AL
win Eheehee Is manager and Morris
Fox captain. For games write Capt.
Fox, sos Kenyon street. or telephone
olumeia s1l2W T,ia Nn,F Members srd Of Eddis ths
odern. pitchers: August Tamany,
catcher; Alvin sheehee. first base;
Bill Leonard, second base; Edwin
Miller, shortstop: Norris Fox. third
base; Philip Fox, left field; Mike
oliyeri. center field, and Abe Snyder,
Fight field.
Following its practice at Washing
Ton barracks that Is to start at
. dfock this afternoon, the Dominican
JIyceum nine will indulge In train
ing tilt with the barracks team. More
than forty PLAYERS are oschss In the P1 nm
former Georgetown Univer-
siry and big league twirler.
Glover Mfdgets are ready to book
division. Mines interested should
writa Manager Roland Adkins. 1913 E