The Washington herald., 1922-07-31
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and Frisby led the attack of the
winners with three hits each.

and Frisby led the attack of the
winners with three hits each.
The Holy Comforter Recreation
club today debated the strong
Fort Washington Post team in a 10
inning game by the score of to 6.
Mccarthy. on the mound for the
churchmen. pitched a fine game, al
lowing but eight hits and tanning
eleven. Ford, in left for the win
ners, saved the game on several oc-
casions by his good fielding. Unlim-
tied teams desiring games with Holy
Comforter should communicate with
Business Manager Jack Altman, 1874
Thirteenth street southeast
The Royal A. c. overcame "a six
run lead held by the warwicks and
won the game. IL to 9. The fielding
of Pasapia and pitching of Porter
featured for the winners Royals
would like to hear from Seminole
and National Midgets, call Frank
lin 1896 after S p. m.
The Quincy M.dgets reorganized
and are looking for games from
fast teams. Fo- games call Mana
ger Dougherty, 1911 North Capitol
street
Pop Hutchison's Maphattans
showed class in defeating Rallston
by the score OF 6 to 9. Corners
twirltng and Actions hitting. were
the features.
The Eirnan dafnataJ
Athletic Club by the score of is to
II. the Firemen getting twenty
three hits.
Brookiand. after taking Del Ray
into camp on Saturday, kept their
good work up by defeating the Hill
Top Athletic Club by the score OF
o To 0. Stokes. of the winners.
struck out twelve men.
superb battery work by Rartels
and May, coupled with a sIashinc
single by Bartels In the eleventh.
gave the reorganized Otis Athletic
Cluh 6-to-4 victory over the fast
Barrett Athletic Club on the Reser-
voir grounds Score by innings.
Gus A. c.. 90 900 1o3 002-6
Barrett A. Coo 100 O12 OOO-4
Batteries-Otis, Bartels and May;
Barrett, Muschlitz and Muschlitz.
The Quincy Athletic Club Travelled
to Sherwood Field to play the Sher-
wood nine. but as the Sherwoods
did not show up the Quincys claim
a 9-t-O forfeit. The Quincys played
the Neptune Athletic Club, a team
without a game. on the Sherwood
neld and defeated them by the score
Of to 5. The hitting Of Moore
ana the fielding of Sweeney were
the features of the game.
Circle Athletic Club defeated the
Woodleys by the score of 10 To 5.
The feature OF the game was the
hitting of Kilgour and Beck. Cir
cles Will play the Independents to-
day at the Plaza at p. m.
The Hilltop Athletic Club. Of
Georgetown, made 1t ten straight
Yesterday by defeating the st. Ste
phen's Athletic Club by the score
OF to U. Any team in the IA and
l5,year-old class desiring games
The National Capital Post Veterans
- SAeh hdHoeQ lle IaSt
Arlington A. C. u s to 8 set back At
Fort Berry. Va. yesterday. Ernie
Atchinson for the Vets allowed but
two hits and struck out eleven. Fer
guson for the Virginians also
pitched good game. McKay's
triple with two men On, gave the
v. F. w. the edge.
Rosedale A. c. added another VIC
tory to its winning streak by de-
feating the strong Marlboro A. C.
yesterday at Marlboro, Nd, by the
score OF IL to s. The feature Of the
game was the pitching Of Bern
hardt and the hitting Of Frank
Burroughs.
Speaker had stolen home in the
sixth before Turk let 20 of the
ball. When 1t did come over It was
wide OF the plate and would have
been impossible to register an out