The Washington times., 1922-07-21

onlY ClknI up Aoi
a game with Woodley, in Section c.
of the unlimited class, and II was
necessary TO forfeit the game. Man
sger Heinie Webb said this morning
that some of his players had diff.
Guilty finding the field at Thirty'sev"
enth and X streets northwest, none
having, played there before.
The loss of that game will make
us move faster to make 1t up" piped
Heinie.
Potomac A, C., OF southwest,
which trimmed Trinity and sur.
prised everybody interested In the
Junior situation, played Epiphany
TO a 4-to-4 tie I'm eleven innings I'm
Section A, Junior class. Thompson,
for Potomac, and DezendOrf, for
Epiphany, pitched good ball all the
way, with hOnors fairly even.
The Knickerbocker juniors, with
Davidson pitching, swamped the
Havoc team. which is showing splen-
did fighting spirit, despite it's low po'
sition in the race. The score was
16 to 0.
Ralph Sherline's collection of %
eIsdiators, playing for Blacks A. c.,
apparently are recovering from a
slump, beating the Hartfords, 10 to
!. The Blacks were expected to
step out In the city series, but fell
into the dumps and lost several
games. Sherlfne's team Is capable
Of much better ball than played In
It's first few series games.
st. Peters, in Section A OF the sc.
nior class, showed that II must he
reckoned with by holding St. Teresa
to a score of s to 5 after having made
the crack Roamers hustle a few days
previous. Johnny Crittenden, the
st. Peters manager, has had good
teams In the last few seasons, but 1t
appears that this years outfit was u
bit under.rated.
st. Teresa won with two runs In
the ninth inning, st. Peters having
scored three in their half In a game.
uphill push. Davis, the st. Peters
pitcher. famed eleven.
DIR. A. ID. Butz will take his Ju-
nior Order outfit to Sherwood TO-
day a bit angry over having lost q
couple Of games. The doctors
team has been playing below form.
but can be counted on to knock Off
some of its rivals I'm Section A, un-
limited class, before the curtain
falls.
Sherwood, a bit proud, as it has
reason to be, Of victory over Domi-
nican Lyceum and a scoreless tie with
the Knickerbockers, has sure enough
confidence that a championship is
coming to the suburb. Ivan Thomp-
son. manager, says so, anyway.
The Mohawks, with four straight
wins, will try to make 1t five today,
but may strike a snag in the Gibral-
tars. In their only series game to
date, the champions of 1921 bumped
off Costello Post, which has indis-
putably a crack team. The Mohawks.
TOO. defeated Costello Post, but had
to put up the battle of their lives to
win, ! to 0.
Mercury and Manhattan, jinxcd
BY rain, are hoping today's game
nj Washington Barracks Will 20
through as scheduled. Mercury Is
another club with firm conviction
that II will emerge q champion.
George d. Frye is now managing
Mercury, making the third leader
for the southwest club within a
month Carl Garrick supplanted
Vic Riston and Frye took Carrick's
place when the latter left to accept
q position with the Ford concern
at Detroit. He's motoring his way
there now.
The warwicks, hot after honor
In the junior class, will play the
Crescents at Sixth and b streets
northwest. The Warwicks,
northeast team, have won q large
following OF southwest fans by
their fine playing on the Sixth
and b street diamond.
The Linworths will go to Silver
gpring to meet the Silver Spring
reserves in Section r, senior class.
and the game should be a tough
one for both teams. In Section A
the Auburns will tackle the Mo-
hawk juniors at Union Park.
The AtIantics and Stantons,
evenly matched Junior teams, will
tsttIs at BrooLIand, and Plaza
A. c. and the Anacostia Eagles
viii play at Congress- Heights.
The Eagles are stepping right
along In Section B Of the junior
division.
Three postponed games are to be
pIayed off Sunday. They follow:
Unlimited class: Section A-Do.ni-
nlcan Lyceum VS.. Shamrock. Seven
teenth and D streets southeast, 2
n. ~. Originally scheduled on
...Icuat 4. Section R-Hartford VS..
Clbraltars, at Sixth and b streets
northwest, 40 y. m.
Senior class: Section A-AZtec
VS.. Auburn, at Washington Bar.
racks 80 y. m.
Junior class: Atlantic vs.. Trim
ity. at Thirty seventh and r
streets northwest, 1880 p. m.
BASEBALL TO-DAY oes
AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK