Evening star., 1922-08-21

played several weeks ago, 5 to U.
While their mates were making
merry at the expense of the Maryland
slabman. Schaefer. Pfeii and Kelly
took care of the Silver Spring batters.
Schaefer started for Rex and yielded
eight hits and five runs, two of the
tallies being made in the eighth be-
fore a batter was retired. Pfeil fin-
ished that inning. permitting one hit.
and Kelly hurled the ninth.
TallyfnE three times in the ninth
inning, Westover Athletic Club de-
feated Tenleytown Athletic Club. Z to s.
Both teams hit well, the winners swat
ting safely nine times and losers ten.
Mcdonald Of Tenyeltown. with double
and two singles in four times at bat,
led the slugging. Hooper Of the VIC
tors got three hits in five trials.
Dominican Lyceums defeated the
Mohawks. 13 to s. Snow of the win
ners made two doubles and as many
singles in five times at bat. Ono Of
the two-base blows cleared filled
sacks. The Mohawks did all their
scoring in the sixth inning. when they
drove Hilquist from the mound and
forced the retirement Of his successor
Mills. Mcconnell went to the rescue
and allowed but two hits during the
remainder Of the game.
Garneld Athletic Club took the
measure of the Knickerbockers for
the second time this season. winning.
8 to Z. The game was slugfest. the
winners getting sixteen hits and the
losers thirteen. Snyder of Garfield
hit for the circuit
Holy Name. winner Of the title in
section B OF the senior division Of the
city independent sandlot base ball
series. ran roughshod over Holy
The winners clouted safely nineteen
times. two Of the hits being homers
by Taylor and Richardson, while Nc
Cormick allowed the losers but four
safeties.
Ariel Athletic club easily disposed
of the Del Ray team in a 15-to-5 en-
counter The BenninE bunch clinched
the contest at the outset scoring
seven times in the first inning. Bar
ham, Ariel first sacker. made two
homers and as many singles IN four
also hit safely in four times at bat
Pirates Of Carlin Springs Athletic
Club vanquished the Atlas Athletic
Club, 9 to s. In addition to pitching
a good game for the Pirates. Chew
MT lot Tue ClTCuil TUT kdIAcS "lt1
the victors. send challenges to Man
ager T. O. White, Glencarlyn. Va
Park View Seniors heat the Tri-
angles of Seat Pleasant. 12 to 3. Cor
sons pitching. and Farrs batting
Park Views The Park View Juniors
are casting about for pitcher. Boys
interested may communicate with
Manager Hessler over telephine, Co
lumbia 1888.
Mount Rainier tonk the measure Of
Athletic Club in a 6-to-z
game. 1t was the second win Of the
season over the Ale1andrians for the
Hoffman pitched we'll
for the victors. Teams desiring games
with Mount Rainier may telephone
3S1.
Sent Pleasnnt overcame the Super
bas in an S-to-5 engagement. Mains
and Schilke starred for the winners
Loeffer and German played good ball
for the Superbas.
Rockville moved into third place In
the Montgomery County League by
beating Boyds. circuit leader. to I,
place GaithersburE nine. Be
thesda, fifth place team, defeated the
Damascus cellar club, to 6.
All-star didEets and Clover Mid
gets had to call of hostilities after
they had battled to 1919 score.
The All-Stars. who are to play the
Linworth Midgets next Sunday, want
more games. Telephone CHALLENGES
to Hyattsville BIT:
LanEdOn Athletic Club added to its
victory string in a 3-to-2 game with
Quincy Athletic Club and another
with Capital Traction that ended 10
to 4. The Langdons want a game
next Sunday. Challenges may be sent
to D. C. Woodcock, 1910 II street
or telephoned to Lincoln
1875.
BlOOminGdale Athletic Club. winner
Of twenty-three of thirty-f four games
played, Graves more action in the
senior and unlimited class. Send
to Manager Harrington at
23S Bryant street, or telephone Main
5000 between IL am. and 1880 pm.
and ask for Bloomingdale playground.
Milan Athletic Club captured a dou-
beating Patent ONCE, 12
to 3. and Del Ray. 10 to 8. Both
were free-hittlng affairs.
Rialto Athletic Club beat the
to 3. and again is leading
the Y M H Lea r,,e NAuron n