Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-24
WASHINGTON BARRACKS
TO HAVE STRONG NINE

Washington Barracks is confident 1t
will turn out one of the best soldier
mines hereabouts this season, and is
ready to book games with the lead
ing teams of the District and vicinity
AS evidence OF Its strength the bar
racks announces its lineup as fol-
lows: Mccarthy, first: Neis. second;
Chappell. short: Burgess. third;
Petek. left: Colasky. center; Burke,
right; Meacham and Rivers. catchers;
Sullivan. Ruttinger. DischlinEer and
Greenlund and Lovelace are reserve
A new diamond is being built at
the barracks. 1t will be one Of the
very best in Washington.
For games address John J. Maurer.
manager. or call Sergt. Neis, Main
SITS, branch 70.
First practice OF the season will be
held by the Northeast Hnltops at 18th
and Florida avenue Sunday morning.
be held Tuesday evening at 1918 Flori-
da avenue northeast. Games are
sought with teams in the sixteen and
seventeen year old class.
BrookmOnt A. G. players will work
out Sunday morning. at 1890. on the
knicker6ocker field. All players are
asked to be on hand.
O. Faina is booking games for the
class. His address is 3OS 14th street
northwest. where the players will
meet Sunday. at 10 o'clock, prepara-
tory to practice. Jett. Harlow. Raw
lings. Otley. Johnson. Taylor. Bird.
Goodman. Zanalotti. Sratori. Figalo.
Burcher. Unger and Lloy-a are eX-
pected to report.
Hilton A. &. will play its first game
of the season. when 1t meets Perry "A.
c. tomorrow afternoon. at O'Clock
on the latter's diamond. All Hilton
players are asked to report a. 1870
at list street and Maryland avenue
northeast.
Royal A. G. is looking for opposi;;
seventeen-year-old class. Address
Fred Diedrich, 315 4th street aorth-
east.
Havoc A. c. In expecting to live
up to its name this season. ard is
planning on making this evident Sun
day. when the Shamrocks will meet
them on Catholic University field at
o'clock. Joe Meany, 81 U street. Is
booking games for the Havocs.
Moulton A. 4. will hold a special
base ball meeting at its clubhouse to-
night. All of the members of the
squad are asked to be on hand. In
their first practice game the Mou1tons
handed the Weyanoke A. c. fine set
Of goose eggs. the count being IL to 0.
Here is how the winners lined-up:
A. Smith. first: E McGinnis. second;
NJ. Lydon. short: j. Lydon. third; p.
Curtin. left: z. Mcmahon. center; T..
Ford. right: Phillips. catcher. and
Dalgish. pitcher.
Others on the squad are J. McGinni,.
r. Baker, J. Hanley. G. Van Heusen.
J. Potts. w Lyons. 3. Posner. 7.
Sweeney. J. Donovan: {: Lucas. W.
Sullivan. X. Dent, r. Messens. 3.
Mcdonald. J. Walker, II. Williams. &.
Morris. W. Barham and q. McClelland.
Games are wanted with teams in the
seventeen-year-old class. Address T..
Curtin. 1142 ed street.
Genacond Club. an organization Of
Navy Department accounting divi-
sion, is seeking games. Address Man
ager II. II. Meyer. 325 18th street
southwest. or call Franklin 1853.
Barrett A. G. challenges any nine III
the District. Call West 261S.
Plaza 4. G.. having reorganized. is
ready for games with teams in the
sixteen seventeen year old class.
Fred Dietrich. 315 4th street north
east. Is manager.
Bethesda Tigers. managed by Cy
Cummings. are scouting for opposi-
ton. Address ii. J. Hunt, $500 Wis
conSin avenue.
Andrew Jackson Council, No. s, Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. will have a nine in the
field and II. Buckholtz. 522 9Th street
southwest. is booking games. The
council squad will meet at 40S 9Th
street Tuesday evening at 1880.