Evening star., 1922-05-28

w. r. Franklin. Joseph 7. ctr O"S
Moriarty. L. Mitchell, c. T. RAIDER a
Both teams will addHto their
rosters for the match. Humphrey is
manager and Daniel House captain
of the Railroaders The Legionaires
are managed by P. NJ Burthe and
captained by Connie Reinhard.
Manhattan Athletic Club looks
forward to a battle this afternoon
when it encounters Quincy Athletic
Club on Rosedale Field. Play is 10
start at 1 o'clock. The Arlingtons
will be met by the Manhattans at
Fort Berry. Va, Tuesday.
Park View Athletic Club will clash
with the Rosebuds of Alexandria on
the Catholic University diamond this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Johnson
probably will pitch for Park View.
Mount Rainier Emblems and Griffin
Athletic Club will meet on the plaza
field this afternoon at 2. Emblem
players are to report at oath and
Newton streets northeast at 1880.
Union Printers of the Departmental
League will go to Clarendon this
afternoon to oppose the town team
Play will start at o'clock.
St. Teresa Props Will entertain the
Holy Name Seniors today at Congress
Heights. The game will get under
way at 3.
Arlington Athletic. Clubs unde-
feated nine will be host to the Me-
ridians at Fort Berry, Va. this aft
ernoon. They will swing into action
at o'clock.
woodley Athletic Club has four
games this week. 1t will entertain
the Brightwoods today. starting play
at $3.50, and is to meet the Dominican
Iyceums Tuesday. the Knickerbockers
Thursday, and the Superbas Satur-
day.
War Finance hns Monument lot
diamond No for all Fridays in June.
II would like to entertain unlimited
teams on those days and is prepared
10 accept dates on foreign fields
Challen ges should be sent to Man.
ager G. 8. Beltaire, 304 Southern
Building. or telephoned to Main 64oo,
Branch 594.
Brishtvood Club is to play the
Alexandria Cardinals here Tuesday.
and also has booked the following
games: June 3, Manhattan Athletic
Navy Yard Marines; II, Hyattsville ::
e5. Brookland. The Brightwoods
have a number of open dates and
would like to hear from unlimited
mines Send challenges to Manager
George l. voith, 5405 Illinois avenue
Renroc Juniors handed the Raleighs
their first defeat in a 6-to-2 game
yesterday. F1ahertys homer tnat
cleared filled bases In the eighth de-
cided the issue.
Atlas Athletic Club will go to
Vienna. Va, today for game with
the nine of that town. The contest
will start at $3.50. All Atlas players
are to report for practice at noon.
Boys Club took the measure of
the Metropolitan Church nine yester-
day in 6-to-5 encounter. Both teams
helded well.
Christ Child Midgets vanquished St
Joseph's Orphan Asylum yesterday. z
to 8. The Junior Christ Childs downed
the Griffs. 10 to 8.
Barrett Athletic Club wants Tues
day game with some unlimited team
possessing a field. Telephone chai-
lenges to Manager Butler, west 2olo'
between and pm.
Hudson Athletic Club has an open
date Tuesday. 1t would like to hear
from the Pirates or any other good
team IN the 1ourleeH-Hltee eai
class. The Hudson ma anager may be
telephoned at North 1853 after $50
pm.
Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. Jr.
O. U. A. NJ. expects to organize a
write r. T. Umhau. 4o3 4th street
northeast, or telephone Lincoln
59S4-W.
Shamrock Midgets overwhelmed the
Mohawk Midgets. % to 6, yesterday
triples. two doubles and single in
five times at bat. The winners want
more games in the fourteen-slxteen-
wear class Send challenges to Man
ager Lawrence, 1854 K street south
east.
Premier Athletic Club wants a game
with the Hudsons. Manager Irving
Abramson may be telephoned at
North 5542 between and pm.
Senator Athletic Club, which has
won all of it's fourteen games this
season. wants to meet the Yorks or
Southwest Midgets next Saturday.
The Senators were halted by rain yes
terday in the fourth inning of
game.
St, Cyprfan Cubs took a. ten-inning
game from Holy Comforter. 10 to 8.
Gordon of the winners famed fifteen
batters and allowed only five hits, but
three errors by his mates let the
Holy Comforters get seven tallies.
For games with st. Cyprian, tele-
phone Lincoln 7450-J.
Friendship Athletic Club and Inde-
pendent Athletic Club are primed for
a battle royal this afternoon on the
field at 5th and L streets southeast.
They are to clash at $3.50 o'clock.
Chevy Chase Bearcats stopped the
Portners in an 11-to-4 match. The
winners hit heavily.
W. F. Roberts team will go to AL
exandria today to play the Cardinals.
The following players are to report
at 18th street and Pennsylvania ave
nue at 1 o'clock: Hughes, W. Aud, j.
Aud, Moran, Behrle. Stuart, Clark,
Neidfelt, Roberts. Goodman, Roche,
Brown, Wolf and Flaherty.
GRACE BEATS WO0DlEY
WITH STURDY Cl0UTING