The Washington times., 1922-07-13

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The Trinity lads have climbed on
with clean record OF three victories
and today will try for a fourth in
q game with the Atlantics at Thirty
seventh and r streets northwest.
Blacks A. G. which was figured
as q strong contender, has lost two
games but Is far from being out
OF the running In Section b Of
the unlimited division. Today the
Blacks will tackle the Gibraitars
Mt Union park. The Gibraltars,
after a poor showing all season,
have perxed up In the champion
ship games and now resemble tho
team that won the 1921 title
Over at Seventeenth and. D streets
southeast, where the fans have been
focking more than ever before, the
Junior Order of United American
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who, too, are going strong.
Two strong senior teams, Pet
worth and St. Teresa. will give the
fans at Brookland some entertain
ment which likely will be keen. Both
teams are hard-playing outfits and
are considered among the strongest
in the senior class.
Nearby, at Catholic University, the
Ariels and Park Views will be mix
ing It. These also are fast senior
teams. Edgar Duvall, the lad who
pitches with the aid Of a crutch, is
likely to attract a few fans in him
self. Duvall has. hurled some fine
ball for the Ariels, and has knock
Cd four home runs this season.
Because OF a shortage Of play
ing fields where collections can
be taken, the Havoc and Plaza
teams are to play today on the
knickerbocker field in Georgetown,
which 10 home grounds for neihter.
The hollow" Is one of the best
places in Washington to watch q
ball game, and the youngsters like
ly will have as many fans there
20 SEQ them rs elsewhere.
Draw games are becoming num-
erous. One is added to the list by
the Crescents and Potomacs who
played nine innings to q 4-to-4 tie,
the Crescents knotting the count in
the final frame. The Linworth jun
iors, after taking a sound licking
from the Knickerbooker juniors,
came back and won q healthy, l3.to.l
victory over the Mt. Rainier EN-.
blems. Lou Hollis and Schneider
pitched fine ball for the Linworths.
The Roamers continue to travel
ut a speedy clip, trimming the
Auburns for their third straight
win. Today the Aztecs will at
tempt to climb to even terms with
the Roamers, the southwest lads
having won two games. Not until
July f8 will the Aztecs and Roam
ers meet.
By virtue of three straight
victories each. the Roamers, in Sec
ton A of the senior class; the
Trinity team, in Section A OF the
Junior class, and the Linworth Kid
dies in the midget class are through
" confident Of winning section
titles.
The Liberty Cubs are giving the
Linworth midgets a close race, hav'
ing three Victories and one licking.
war Finance is sailing right
along in Section B Of the unlimited
class. having beaten the Blacks by
an overwhelming score as a starter
and then, yesterday, having a fairly
eoft time of 1t with the Hartfords.
War Finance has turned out to be
one of the sluggingest outfits in the
series, although the pitching faced
hasn't been Of the best.
Holy Name, in the senior class.
has been playing fine ball. Father
Moore's lads were beaten by the
Linworths but played in sparkling
style and yesterday they trimmed
the strong Silver Spring team.
81. Silver Spring looked like a
winner until Holy Name scored
two runs in each the seventh and
eighth.
The Liberty Cubs scored 7 runs
IN the 10th inning to beat the Mid