Evening star., 1922-04-07
|BLACK CAT NINE PLANS
FOR SECOND EXISTENCE

Cats have pine lives. It's said. and
that is what the Black Cats of
Georgetown believe. Two years ago
these sable felines meowed and
vicinity. wrecking the championship
aspirations of many teams i'm the
Junior base ball division. They played
tWenty-eiSht games and won twenty
one. Now they intend to take their
second lease on life Frank Athey.
who managed the Cats during their
hrst existence. wants the old MEM
bers of the club and others caring to
strive for positions to attend a meet
ing tonight at o'clock at 1920 31st
street.
Some of those expected to attend
are Athey. Turner. Robinson. Shore,
keefe. Goodrich. Erner. Chaconas.
Suter. Frenzel and Burrell. The club
would like to hear from two or three
capable pitchers.
Nfsiinnt Athletic Club wants a Sum
day game with some team that has
field. Challenges should be addressed
to William A. Pullin, 915 4th street
southeast.
Mohawk Juniors have formulated
plans for the organization of a six
club league and wants to hear from
teams desiring franchises. especially
the Holy Comforters. Holy Names.
Roamers. Friendships and Palaces.
Business Manager Mitchell of the Mo-
hawk Juniors may be telephoned at
Lincoln 539S-J between and $50
pm.
Ottawa Athl.aic Cinb has elected
George Hill. 1915 35th street. man
ager He is anxious to hear from
n1teen- en-seventeen-year teams.
Shamrock Athletic Clubs new dia-
mond, at 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, will be ready for
use next week and the Big Green
ifne wants games plenty. Chal-
ienges should be sent to Business
southeast.
Yankees are casting about for a
sunday game. They have Monument
interested should address Milton L.
Jett, 946 + street.
Perry Athletic Club seeks action in
the fourteen -fifteen-year class. Write
challenges TO Hank Slanker. l4l7
Park road, or telephone Columbia 4S79.
Bradley School nine, at 18th and C
streets southwest. wants games with
other school or Independent teams in
the acknowledgment class. Send
challenges to Manager Stone.
Trinidad Athletic Club will meet to-
night at o'clock at the Ludlow
School. All candidates for the nine
are expected to attend.
Costello Post nine has scheduled the
following games: Tomorrow. Levia-
than Athletic Club. Randle Field. 5
o'clock: Sunday, Mercury Athletic
Club, Monument Lot, diamond No. 4.
j. o'clock; Monday, Peerless Athletic
Club. Union Station plaza. O'Clock.
Teams desiring games with Costello
Post should write Business Manager
Frank Crilley. 923 9th street.
Black Athletic Club upset the Peer
less combination in a 4-to-1 six-in-
ming game. Raines held the Peerless
hitless, famed twelve batters and
gave two passes. The Blacks got their
tall1es in the first inning, with two
doubles. a walk and a pair of Peer
less errors.
LangdOn Cubs, who are to play the
Princetons tomorrow afternoon, want
games. Write Lawrence Murphy, 26O7
Hamlin street northeast, or telephone
North 1896.
Base ball plans will be discussed q t
, a meeting of the Dominican Lyceums
tonight at $50 o'clock at sos 7th
street southwest. Coach Tom Can't
well wants all members present.
= Terminals. in the fifteen-sixteen-
year division, want games. Telephone
challenges to Irish Gavan, Lincoln
5649-W, between 5 and $50 pm.