The Washington herald., 1922-06-07

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chsstfot Farms Dairy nine scorsd
s-to-1 victory over the F7echt Com
pany ID : gnT1ne IN the 2hlerchants
League yesterday. Gtyies' pitching
and the hitting OF 1nscoe and Green
Black A. C,s are ciaimine . for
felt from the Eastern A. ca. MAD
ager SherIine claiming the latter
nine failed to appear for Z sched-
uled game on the Union station
Plaza grounds yesterday. Manager
SherIine. North fozsi. would like the
manager Of the Mercury A. c.'s to
get In touch with him.
The YOSEMITE A. c. defeated the
Triangle A. c., to :, in ten fn-
ntnes Sunday. The twfrlinR of
Flynn for the victors featured. For
games. phone Manager sizer. Lin
coin $3.50.
The Circle A. C. viii share In the
box office receipts Of the Truxton
Garden Theater through the gene
rosfty OF Sidney Lust and Louis
stoliberg. owner and manager. re-
specfively.
A percentage of tomorrow and
Friday nights receipts will enable
the Circle Club to purchase needed
equipment for the senior nine and
the formation of a Junior team.
Senior . nd unlimited mines seeking
competition. address r. ". Gardner.
~ oates street northwest.
The Anacostia Eagles Will meet
the Linworths today at 5 o'clock
at Sixth and b streets southwest.
Linger will do the mound duty for
the Eagles. while Hollis will toe the
hill TOR Linworth.
The Arieis will tackle the strong
Davidsonyille. Nd. outfit nthe
Rrieis iield at Benning saturday
aitel noon Duyali and coiyin will
work Ior the Ariel club. W
The Shamrocks will inaugurate
the opening of the Thursday eve
ming baseball matches when they
take ON the crack Carlisle A. c, on
the Shomrocks' diamond tomorrow
at 5:30 o'clock. RouGabush and
Humphrey will be the opposing
For weekday games
with Manager Glascoe,
1916 l. street southeast
The Brockley School nine would
like TO hear from IL or l4-year-old
teams. Write Manager Stone at
Brockley School
Brick pornin. Roudabush's under
study on the twirling STAFF of the
Eastern nine. has now become
regular hurler on the stan of the
fast Warwick A. c. Dornin has
been successful in three of his four
starts and will get a chance TO dis
play his wal es against the fast Holy
Name unions in a practice tilt to-
morrow.
Although the Veterans Bureau
team is in-the Federal League II de-
sires to play more games and Is
scheduling games with strong
teams. The Veterans will have tn.
War Finance team as opponents to-
day at Fifth and l. streets south
east at 5 o'clock. Opposition can
be arranged by calling Main 66se,
Branch 573. between s and 3:3o.
Manager Kines. Of the Knick
Juniors. is anxious to arrange
games with the warwicks and Lin.
worths. Phone Main 5333. Branch
30. between $50 and o'clock. The
Knick Juniors will cross bats with
the Treasury Juniors today at
o'clock. .
The Van Cortland A. c. will meet
at the Park View school Friday
night. The following are requested
TO be present: Farrk. Sager. Li.ele.
Schultz, Schickler. McPhiiomy
Sweeney. Spencer, Reed. Johnson
Jellifer. Peacock and Smith. Fol
games address w. A. Smith. sI2 oti
place northwest.
The York A. c. will hook up with
the strong Atlas A. C for another
three-game series. which will start
at 3:3o p. m. on the Holy
Cross Field.
The York will send H. Hall TO
twirl for them the first game. All
York players are requested to be on
the field at $3.50 p. m.
The Lexington A. c. will try
conclusions with he Linworth Sem
iors on the diamond at Sixth and
B streets Sunday.
The Manhattans will hook up
with Fort Washington Saturday
afternoon. Manhattan players are
requested to meet at the Marine
Barracks at 1880 o'clock.