Evening star., 1922-07-31


over the plate and sewed up the con
Honors between the two young
hurlers were fairly even, though Bar
tells allowed a few less hits than his
opponent Each man struck out
twelve men and each gave two walks.
Harrison. frst baseman OF the gus
team and Hart. second sacker OF the
losing club, led in the batting, sach
with three safe cracks. Two or Har-
rison's hits were doubles.
Hilltop Athletic Club made 1t ten
straight yesterday when 1t defeaiec
the st. Stephens team by to o. The
Hilltops are anxious to arranse
games with any fourteen sn-ySsF
mines in or in the vicinity of the DIS
trict. Games may be arranged by
phoning West 2472. -,.
four-ran rally in the seventh In.
ming and fine pitching by. Hroadpene
enabled the Mount Pleasant A. Z. 10
whip the Liberty A. C. by . to .,
National Capital Post. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, took the measure OF
the Arlington A. c. at Fort Berry
Va, In a well played game. Atchin-
son. on the mound for the winners,
was almost invincible in the pinches;
as he allowed only two hits ana
caused eleven to go back to the 1encn
BY the strike-out route. Triple oy
Mckay of the winners scored the two
winning runs.
Breoklaad Indians have reor ganized
their team and are anxious to arrange
games with fast junior clubs; Games
nxy be arranged -bycaiih8 'he man
ager. North 705s.
Pitching Of ELI. Goodman was the
outstanding feature of the game the
Sterling A. c. won from the Aip'nss
iowed only one scratch hit until tho
eighth inning, when he was replaced
by Krucoff. The Sterling nine now is
tied with the Rialtos for frst place
in the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton League
Circle A. c. hit the ball too hard
Yesterday for the Woodley nine and
Won by 10 to g. Frederick's pitching
and Kilgours fielding and batting Tor
the winners were the features'
Clover A, c. eopped it's 36th victory
Of the year when 1t landed on the
Milan A. C. pitchers and drove out
runs enough to give 1t IT TO win.
Collinower's batting and heidinE ,.a. ior
Teams thirteen to fifteen years Of age
desiring games with the Clovers
should telephone Charles R'ds~aS'
samueI b. DeVaushn of the Alex
andria Torpedo Station nine reports
that his club was much disappointed
Yesterday when the Cherrydals nine
failed to show up for Its sche9uled
contest at Alexandria Not only we're
our patrons disappointed al hot sse
ing the game, but we were oompeled
TO refund considerable money for
tickets that were Sold" says De-
Vaughn.
New York BloomeT Girls, while they
could not win from the Rex A. @. at
Union League Park yesterday. forced
the local semi-pros to go the limit 10
exc out 6 to victory. Good pitch,
ing by Schaffer and Patterson sna
hard hitting by Johnnie Fitzgerald
which contributed to the Rex success.
All members of the visiting team
were women except the catcher ana
shoftstop.
Kntc,terkockev Junior. were too
much for the Holy Name Juniors and
captured an to game. Good bat.
ting by F'risby of the Knicks and
Mills Of the Holy Name nine featured,
Stokes pitched a shut cat game for
the Breekland club against the Hill.
tops, allowing only seven hits ana
tanning twelve to win, to 0. Beeket
and Freeman batted well for the win
ners. The Brooklands want games
for Saturdays and Sundays.
BaIlston ynnrde only a fair showing
gainst the -Manhattans and leet
to game. Corner was too strong
on the mound for the Virginians ana
the Manhattan pitchers kept the op-
pinGhss.
Craze Athletic Club barely won
from the Naval Hospital , by to s. 8:
the victors were deciding factors: He
famed twelve men and got three
hits, =
third and decisive contest of e three
game series from the Farrngut A. c.
by to o. Harris pitched for the
winners.
Hard hitting BY Alden and Kreb
Of the Maryland .Athletic Club and
Howe Of the Capital Traction nine
featured the victory Of the former
YESTERDAY; The c9nte5a Wss Wssv,a .ns ne
eius 81 g Tss u Maryland
Down at Fert WssAisEtsn yester-
day the Holy ConiKo1ter team TRIM
med the Soldiers IN = veil played
ten-ipnipgs battle by to 8. Nc;
Csrthys pitching for the winning
club was Brilliant
A briilisat DftokerR hattie between
.us 81 sRs :sa ss ssls xs b.
tYeen the. Union PEtntsEs and the
by / Is ., Feidmanea inasfd hit,
War ems saeriaes s1d Meed's stpg!e
run. Hutehinson allowed. ave hita
the sasae Humbef Hekled by epayle,
bgt ssFuek cut one less thirteen to
0alAey aine, p2tsy the eAsfWoeAs
had forfeited TO II, took on thA
Nsptunss and won BY . 70 3.
fha Glen pl}rf uinA AZ Closn