The Washington times., 1922-07-17

Tor its cleanness.
Lefty Mcintyre, the Aztecs' young
pitcher, finally has come into his
own. Early in the season, Mcintyre,
who pitched the Aztecs to a long
string of victories in 1921. was
bumped about in tough style, but
eventually got going. When he will
stop is the question now.
He pitched remarkable ball
against the Mohawk Juniors yes
terday, In allowing no hits and
winning to o. The one Indian
that reached first on a pass was
thrown out at second by McIn-
tyre in trying to steal. Thus, only
/ twenty-seven batters faced the
youthful southpaw. He was held
up In expert manner by his
catcher, Bottai, and his team
mates fielded perfectly. Mcintyre
famed nine. Cornell pitched
good ball for the Mohawk Juniors.
The Knickerbockers~ have every
right today to feel elated following
their seventeen-inhing 4 to draw
with Silver Spring. At any rate,
they made good on a promise to
make Silver Spring step out as ii
seldom has done this season.
Two home runs in the ninth in
ming by Lee and Blair saved the
semi-pros from defeat. After the
ninth both teams played brilliant ball
Tor eight innings, in which neither
scored. Jeff Smith went the whole
long route for the Knickerbockers,
while Lem Owen, for Silver Spring,
was relieved at an early stage by
Sterzer and went to the outfield.
Later Lem relieved Sterzer.
1t was a bitter dose for the Mo
hawks TO be licked by the Sham
rocks and a fine victory for the
Big Green. The ShamrOcks pulled
trick for which they are becom.
ing fan0us-winning out I'm the
ninth. Three runs In the final
gave them the victory, 4 to 6, the
Indians making brave effort, too.
With two counters In the last.
Frank Watt pitched for the Mo.
hawks and was opposed by Khun-
ert and Roudabush.
The Roamers licked Seat Pleasant.
15 to z. 1t being their fifteenth
straight victory and the second de-
feat all year for Seat Pleasant. The
suburban team lost to the Hilltops
besides the Roamers. The Roam ars
have beaten every team in their sec
ton OF the city series excepting. the
Aztees and Petworth. A big game
will be that between the Aztecs and
Roamers-for they are rivals Of old
and both are stepping at fast gait.
In the last six games the Roam.
ers have piled up a total of eighty.
seven hits, although its sensational
swatsman, Joe Gulick, has been
falling to get his usual homers.
After q two.weeks lay-off, occa.
stoned by the absence Of players
on vacations. the Garfieids are
back In the field and appeared to
advantage against Manassas, win
ming ! to 2. The Garfields look
forward to their clash with Silver
Spring on August 3.
Two sandlOt teams have held the
semi-pros to draw recently, the
Union Printers and Enickerbock-
ers having turned the trick.
Ray Brengle turned back his old
team when he pitched the Lin.
worths to triumph over the Inde-
pendents, 7 to 3. The Linworths
PLAYED great ball behind him
Bumps Wilbur, the captain. lead.
fling the offense with four hits in
ttrHno Mra NinkA1.
ager of the Independents, is dicker-
ing for another game. to be played
at Union Park. \
Tenleytown trimmed the Cardinals
IN Alexandria, II 70 s, Stevenson
holding the home lads to one hit until
the eighth when the Cardinals got
another bingle. and two runs. They
scored three times in the ninth.
Here's today's schedule in the
city championship series:
Unlimited Division-Section 3,
Hartford VS.. Gibraltar, at Lin
worth: Section G, Manhattan VS..
w. r. Roberts. at Washington
Barracks (field pending). Sis.
Senior Division-Section A, Pet
worth vs. Mohawk Junior, at Mo-
hawk, 5:15; Section b, Holy Name
VS.. Ariel, at Benning, Sis.
Junior Division-Section A, Cres-
cent. VS.. Holy Name Junior. at
Union Park. 5:15: Section 3. Ana
costa Eagles vs.. Knickerbocker
Junior, at Knickerbocker. Sis:
Mount Pleasant VS.. Havoc, at
! Brookland, 5a5.
Midget Division-Cleveland Park
VS., Indians, at Trinity, 10.