The Washington times., 1922-07-05
By r. ID. THOMAS.

over rs Dig as pOsslDte. feffect
cooperation Is being maintained
between the umpires' association
and the series management.
J. Hoffman leads the Mt Rainier
Emblems at bat with .526 and Is the
teams crack pitcher. " He has fan.
ned forty nine batters in twenty
eight innings.
Sandlotters are. urged to watch
this column for announcements OF
the series.
Mt. Pleasant A. c. declares II has
the most capable catcher in the
junior class in Harwood Merrill He
Is hitting 400 and fielding fault
lessly.
The Liberty Cubs have a snappy
mfield composed McQueeney. Wal.
ters, Richardson and Robey.
Pinky Gardner il the backbone
Of the Circle A. c. which has been
successful in football. basketball
and is now shooting along in base.
bali
Atlantic A. c., beaten BY the
Crescents In the Junior class OF the
series, has a fine record for the
season. having won twelve games
and lost three.
The Atlantics have a nifty outfield
in Lotus, Potter and Smith.
Cornelius Logan. Crescent
HEAVIER, has won seven games and
lost one.
The Gem A. c.. not very well
known, has won nine games and lost
two. Beal and c. Cassasa are two
Gem gems.
Liberty A. C., Junior class, has
added Hanse, L0ckdOow, SlmOnds
and Harwood to their club roster.
Every player on the kenilworth
junior team is hitting better than
400. and each has made at least one
home run. The team has won eight.
cen Of twenty games. Walter Kraft.
Kenilworth business mansg ger, wants
to line up some fast foes. His phone
number is Lincoln 2917.J.
Babs GIascock, second sacker.
and Ashton Smith, shortstop, lead
the -LnwOrth Juniors at bat with
each an average Of about 400.
Joe Schneider. Linworth Junior
pitcher. has the Indian sign on the
knickerbocker Juniors. having beat.
en- them twice and allowing only
N
morrow these two teams will meet
in the city series in the Georgetown
hollow. A series victory, the knick
Juniors figure, will wipe out the
other two.
The Mohawk club, with a power
full lineup on paper. Is due TO
show its strength in actual play
today against the Hartford team
In the unlimited class Of the series.
IL the Indians ever get going as
combination they surely will move
fast. Hartford Is q new team,
having played just about enough
games to qualify for the series.
Tenleytown, conqueror Of the
Shamrock team, will battle Sher.
wood today. The Tenleytowners
have a long way to go to reach the
Sherwood field, but George McDon-
aid, their scrappy manager, says
they'll be there on time or break
some legs.
Holy Name and Warwick, recog.
nized as being without doubt two
Of the strongest Junior teams In
town, get together at Sixth and
b streets today and, weather per.
mitting play, should draw q crowd.
Auburn will tackle Petworth in
the senior class at Catholic Cniver-
sity. Petworth has a club on the
order Of the Roamers, having many
high school athletes on its roster.
Park View will have q long trip
today, being booked to meet tho
Silver Spring youngsters on the
latter's field.
The Manhattans now have only
one strong pitcher. Bennie wormes-
ley, and probably will use him
against Woodley today. woodley
beat the Manhattaus the other day.
The Havocs and Anacostia Ea.
- giles are down for a game ut Con-
gress Heights. on the field located
near the insane asylum.
Trinity A. c.. watched closely nv
every junior team in the series, will
take on the Potomacs today.
The Knickerbockers. thought by
some to be crippled, apparently are
stronger than ever. Costello Post,
beaten by the Knicks, 4 to 3, in an
exhibition game, Is a tough nut to
smash.