Evening star., 1922-05-29


This bunch could not stop the strong
Silver Spring semi-pros, however, In
q game yesterday. The Marylanders
walloped the ball with a vengeance
and won, to 2. The Dominicans
were held scoreless until the seventh,
when they tailed both their runs.
A Worthwhile sandlot game tomor-
row should be that between Costello
Post nine and the Silver Springers on
the field at Georgia and Alaska ave-
nueA They are to open play at S:So
o'clock. In a previous encounter the
Legionnaires barely beat Silver Spring.
Lefty Connors probably will be sent
sluggtng ex-soIdiers. while Hudson
is slated to pitch for Costello.
Brixhtweod Club will entertain the
Alexandria Cardinals tomorrow after
noon. The latter have not played
many games this season, but their
lineup includes about the best Dali
players of the Virginia city. Thelr
match will get under way at O'CLOCK.
A hot battle il expected tomorrow.
whom Linworth Seniors and Friend
ship Athletic Club meet at 3 O'Clock
on the field at 6th and B streets HI
valry between these clubs, which rep
resent, respectively. the southwest
and southeast sections, is especially
keen, and each will put forth its best
efforts in the fray. Their game VIII
be preceded by one between the LIN
worth Juniors and Epiphany Atm
leeic Club. starting at 1.
A three-run rally in the seventh
inning gave Deanwood Athletic CLUB
a 5-to-5 vicIsry over st. Cyprian's.
Four successivsN Deanwood hits one
a double, causesf Pitcher Harris to
be relieved by Fox in the big ses-
sion. Thomas held the losers to three
in fFnnhta
after the first inning.
BM Roudabuah. sensation of the
high school championship series.
circles as Shamrock pitcher and huri-
ed his team to a 6-to-1 win over the
Dreadnaughts at Alexandria Roud-
abush yielded but three scratch hlta
Smithson of the winners got homer.
a double and a single in five times
at bat. The Shamrocks tailed four
of their runs in the last inning.
Milan Athletic Club took the meas
ure of the Diamonds in an IL to
engagement. Thomas was on the slab
for the victors. Tomorrow the Milans
will meet the Terminal League SHOPS
team at 18th and D streets northeast
Phflipptne Islanders overca4ne the
Auburns in an IL to battle. The
winners slammed two Auburn pitch
ers to all parts of the lot.
With Kremb pitching in excellent
form. while his mates slammed eight-'
cen hits, Liberty Athletic Club beat
the Brookland Nationals, to 4, but
ten innings were necessary 1o5
shell of the victors did some stellar
fielding.
GarAela Athlete Club nosed out the
r. la q 4
contest. Rade's fielding and the
all-round playing Of Sill were fea-
lures of the Garfields' performance.
eleventh straight victory in to
game with Post Office. Duvall. win
ming hurler, famed twelve batters
and gave only four hits. Robertson
scored all of the Ariels' runs. To-
morrow the Ariels will visit the In
dependents for a game starting at
ESQ o'clock.
Piedmont Athletic Club fell before
the Brightwood Athletic Club in a
:hotly contested 6 to 4 match. Boots
Kenney, Brightwood slabman. struck
out fourteen batsmen.
F. Astee Athletic Club stopped the Sill
~sr Spring Reserves in a to game
land would like to meet some senior
nine tomorrow. Challenges may be
kelephoned to Franklin 4454.
Federal Midgets d0vyned tho Elk
Juniors to 6. McKeevers pitching
1 for the victors was a feature. Teams
lin the twelve-thirteen-year class de-
string games with the Federal Midg-
,ets should telephone North 534s about
is PM
Hilltop Athletic Club is anxious to
arrange a game for tomorrow and
, also wants a June IL engagement.
Business Manager Andrew w. Allen,
1888 Orleans place northeast, may be
teIephoned at Lincoln 1858.
DIue Tigers vaAQuished the Lang
don MAdEets. 9 to 8, in ten-inning
battle. A single by Dowling decided
tthe issua
Poland, pitching for the Farra-