The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
=: Sandlot Notes ::


OF to yesterday. Score by in
nings:
NJ. A. Co.. 010 90 o o 2 II
Fort wash. O1oo o l o l 0-3
Batteries-Wamsley and Cover;
Frankenbirt. Bones and Driscoll.
Juniors, 1 to 0. Corwell, pitching
thirteen men and allowed only two
hits.
Southern Railroad Auditors de-
feated the Bureau of Public Roads
by the score OF IL to 0. For games
call Manager B. T. Cheer. of the
Southerns, Main 44eI, branch 153.
The Warwick A. C. won from the
Yankee Jrs., 10 to 8. The feature
Of the game was the home run by
Wellington with the bases full. and
the pitching of Torrilo who allowed
only three hits.
The Potomac Midgets defeated the
Mount Rockey Jrs. by the score OF
10 to ..
The Yosemite A. c. will hook up
in a double-header today. They
will 90 to Arlington in the morn
ing TO play the Arlington Reserves.
In the afternoon they will play the
Triangle Jrs. on Diamond No. 8 on
the Monument Lot.
The Knickerbockers will play a |
double-header today, the first game
starting at 1870 p. m. with Harlem |
A. C. followed by a game between
the Knicks and the Barrett A., C. |
The Knicks have been greatly |
strengthened by the addition of |
new blood and are confident of |
again attaining the place as one
of the leading amateur teams Of
this section. On Wednesday the
Knicks will cross bats with the |
Western Union team OF the Com |
mercisl League. and on Thursday |
meet the newly organized Wash
ingtOn Council team of the knights |
of Columbus. The Knicks' batteries |
will be picked from Fisher, Sothern. |
McCarty. Smith. Formosa, Schmidt |
Matthews, with Poore and O'Neal |
behind the plate. The Knicks are
anxious to arrange week day |
games. Please communicate with |
Carroll DAILY. West 2665. between 10 |
and IL a. m. Sunday.
Smithfield A. c. defeated the Mo- |
hawks. yesterday. by the score of |
to 5. Rose. twirlinE for the win
ners. allowed but four safe hits.
The Linworths will journey to |
Alexandria today to meet the strong |
Rosebud team of that city. The |
Linworths would like to arrange
games with all fast teams Of the |
The Gibraltar Athletic Club will |
journey out to Bethesda, Md, to- |
day. to play the team of that place. |
the game to start at p. m. The |
Gibs will start either Charlie Brown |
or Wasserman on the mound. Ha-
ger will do the catching. The Gibs |
expect to enter a first-class team |
in the coming series. The follow
ing players are to report at Wis
consin avenue and p street. north
west. at l p. m, sharp: Beamer,
Wasserman, Nixon. Mayer, Calhoun,
Jett, Montague, Warning. G. Mein- |
berg, Ballenger. Joe Weinberg, Karst |
and Brown.
The Western Buds Athletic Club,
one of the strongest in the junior |
sandlOtter series. which has been |
playing teams out of town, is back |
and is booking games with the |
best teams in the junior class. The |
baseball teams following are re-
to get in touch with Man
aser Edward Cunningham: The |
Holy Name and the Linworth Jun
iQrs. All games will be played on |
the Buds diamond. Teams wanting |
games call West 2259. or address
1928 H street, northwest
Rex A. c. will battle the crack |
Riverside, y. J., club at American |
L eague Park today at o'clock. Riv-
erside has trounced some Of the lead
ing semi-pro teams in the East. The |
lineups will be:
Rex-B. Fitzgerald. 1b Myers. SIS;
Daughton, f.; ]. Fitzgerald or
Giebel, c.; Carroll. r.f.: Eiseman, 2b.
Jenkins. If: Kearns. Sb.; Pfeil. |
Schafer, Patterson, p.
Riverside. Nelson, CT: Hines.
1b.: F. Nelson. If: Tower, SIS; Gatta
If; Hughes, 3b.; Holman. ab.: Rev |
nolds, c.; Young. Barton, Schele, |
Beuhler, p.
The Knickerbockers will hook IN |
with the Barrett A. C. on the Knicks |
field. Wisconsin avenue and T street |
at $3.50 o'clock this after |
noon On Thursday the Knicks will |
oppose the recently organized Wash |
ington Council, Knights Of Columbus
a aggregation. Teams desiring games |
with the Knicks call Carroll DAILY.
West 1855. between 10 a. m. and ii |
a. m. this morning.
The Senator A. c. Seconds won a
game yesterday from the Mystic
Fliers, s to 0. Williams, on the
mound for the winners allowed only
one hit. Teams desiring games with
the Senators in the to 12-year-old
class. notify Michael Dempsey, 5l4
Seventh street southwest.
St. Joseph's Midgets defeated the
Rousers to in a fast played base
ball game yesterday afternoon. ALL
man. on the mound for the winners,
struck out sixteen batters.
Deanwood A. Cs and Langdon A.
C.s will meet this afternoon in a game
at Union League Park at 8 p. m.
The Grace Athletic Club will play
their first home game this afternoon
on their diamond at Thirty-Seventh
and X streets northwest. opposing the