The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
=: SandLot Notes =:

Maryland Park A. G. scored a double VIC
tory yesterday, defeating the Washington
Railway and Electric nine, IT to 4. and
earning a l5-to-3 victory over the Cleve-
lands in the afternoon. The victors are open
for games. AddresA W. Houcher. Seat
Pleasant, Md.
yesterday, defeating. the Royals, IL to 8.
and downing the Hlltops by q one e-point
margin, 4 to 8.
By the score OF to 8. the Troop 70 de
feated the Hudson A. c. on Diamond No
2. Monument Lot. c. Tender and p. Katz
did the battery work for the Boy Scouts
while C. Sacks and p. GrossberE performed
for the Hudsons.
Playing alright ball back Of Dennis sotn-
ern, the Knicks yesterday stepped into the
way Of the fast travelling Dominican Ly-
ceum In a wellplayed game. 8 TO l, sothern
the decision over Mcconnell. who held the
knicks to four hits. Poore was the Enick's
only player who could solve Mcconnell 6
offerings and he made three Of the four
safeties. McCarty, Kessler and Coneilman.
the trio Of new Knick innelders, made their
bow yesterday, and their defensive playing
was factor in deciding the game. Score
by innings:
Knicks .......0 Il . 900 ooI-3 Q
Dominican III 90 600 0O0-1
sOthern and Poore; Mcconnell and Lloyd.
The Hilltop A. c. opened its season yes
terday by losing to the Ariel nine, 4 to 8.
The Ariel batsmen found jenkins in the
third inning after two were down for FIVE
hits which, coupled with Poset's error,
netted them four runs.
The Pankee Juniors won dual victory
yesterday. beating the Yosemites in the
morning. TO 8. by a batting rally In the
final round. and continued their good work
in the afternoon by smashing the Lin.
worth Juniors, s to I. smiths homer In
the second with two on decided the ma tinee
issue.
The Linworth Midgets scored a lopsided
victory over the Royals, winning by the
score Of is to 8. r. Feary held the Royals
TO two hits. Next Sunday the Linworths
will oppose the Trinity sfidgets, of George
town. on the Sixth and b northwest dia
mond.
The Quantco Marines scored their sec
ond victory Of the season over the Rex A. C.
when they won on their home diamond yes
terday, s TO Z. A crowd of 1000 wit
messed the game. The ReImen were weak
ened. due to the absence Of Blair and
DliIy
The Tigers Midgets travelled 10 Bethesda
Nd. yesterday and cowned the Bethesda
junior nine by score OF Z in o. Thi,
makes FIVE straight for the Tigers. Errors
In the second inning gave the Bethesda nine
all their runs, while tne Tigers pounded
two pitchers In the last inning.
Friendship A. C.'s ability to orofuce the
ole siam when IL wss NOSE needed gave
Miss Lorraine Walls diamond athletes ar
to Z victory In eleven innings over Circle
A. C., In a thrilling game on the Fifth and
L southeast diamond yesterday. Schneider
the Friendship catcher. broke up the game
with a homer with two On after two were
down in the eleventh inning. He made
his crash after Circle had forged ahead by
scoring two runs. Tew, the Circle hurler
allowed only six hits and famed sixteen
batters. Murray. the Friendship twirl er
held his opponents to eight hits and struck
out thirteen batters Score by innings:
Friendship 900 oil 100 IS
Circle A. C. o 90 O3O 900 2-T 8 /:
Murray and Schneider; Tew and Beck.
Those Dreadnoughts, Of Alexandria, Va.
turned in another victory yesterday when
they won by the shutout route, over the
crack Bethesda team. which entered the
held with a record Of ten straight victories.
The hnal score was to o. Frye went the
route for the Alexandrfans and held his
Maryland foes to two hits. The virginians
got to Matthews In the seventh and drove
him to cover. Score by innings:
Bethesda 40 o o 900 90 90
Dreadnoughts O0I 102 4OO-s 8
Matthews, Crump and Stevens; Frye and
Seat Pleasant A. c. handed the Gibraltar