The Washington times., 1922-09-07
SandlOtters'
Salt and
Pepper
By II. ID. THOMAS.

NPPSA
By r.. ID. THOMAS.
Dominican Lyceum will DaitIe
the MOhawks today at Washington
Barracks and probably will face
Walter Beall.
A victory for the Mohawks will
give the southeast players a fairly
comfortable lead. The Union Print.
ers have lost a game and won none,
and Dominican Lyceum has neither
won nor lost.
Six innings OF play between the
Printers and Dominican Lyceuni
failed to produce a run, crack field
Ing several times averting a score
for both teams.
The Holy Name-Linworth series
for the junior championship will
start tomorrow. The youngsters
will play three games.
Koogle to Hooper to KOogle was
fast double play in the Printer
Dominican game. 1t killed an OPP
portunity for the Typos to win In
the final inning.
Both Hutchinson, of the Printers,
and Mcconnell, of the Dominicans,
pitched good ball, Hutchinson yield
ing three hits against five off Nc
Connell.
The unlimited class play-off Is
running true to expectations I'm
one respect. The three games
played so far have been pitching
duels.
Walter Beall, with an iron arm,
is considered capable of coming back
strong with one days rest. Manager
BuCky Burns might use some other
finger, however.
The BrooIxland gridironers are on
their toes early. First practice to-
morrow at p. m. at Seventh and
Monroe streets northeast.
Hobey O'Meara is the Brookland
coach. Manager w. A. Molster is
looking for backfield material.
captain
Brookland had a study team in
the last campaign, giving the crack
MOhawks a real battle.
Mrs. Lille Nicholas is getting her
Independents ready for football.
More and more the coming grid
season looms as a big one. New
teams are cropping up all over
town and all the old ones are
back.
The sandlot bugs are buzzing over
the post season series between the
independent and league champions.
Factions are forming. That means
much interest. This year 1t looks
like a hot scrap. In 1921 the league
champion walked over the inde-
pendent title winner.
Once more the MOhawks will
play their football games at Union
Park. The Indians had record
financial season last year and
after the schedule was finished
the public appeared well satisfied
it had received its moneys worth
in keen sport.
Expert football officials probably
will be used again in the important
sandlot games. The Mohawks and
the teams that played them learned
that to hire first class officials
means better played games and
more attention from the public.
Whether Washington will have
n professional team has yet to be
decided. The sandlOtters are
awaiting with keen interest de-
cision by Capt. Tim Jordan, presi-
dent of last years eleven.
The Kanawhas are preparing to
come back strong in football. They
had a strong team in 1921. An at
tempt to make a name in baseball
was given up by the Kanawhas,
who have specialized in football and
basketball.
Harry Harris Is definitely an
nounced as the Mohawk gridiron
coach.
The Knickerbockers will be out
for practice Sunday morning. r. A.
whelan, manager, already is looking
games.
A grid game between the Knick.
erboCkers and Georgetown A. c.,
until lately Grace A. C., Is not i'm.
probable, although the Knicker.
bockers voted not TO play their
neighbOrhOod rivals In baseball.
At that time there was consider.
able feeling between the two
Georgetown organizations.