The Washington times., 1922-04-09
THESE YOUNG
TEAMS FEAR
NOT TO LOSE
Axtecs and Holy Name Take
Bull BY the Horns and Fea-
ture Today's Sandlot Gard,
By r. ID. THOMAS.

is game between two
senior teams, the Aztecs OF
southwest and Holy Name Of
northeast, TO be played at Union
Park as part Of a double header.
In the other game the Holy Name
juniors viii play the Mt. Rainier
Esnbiems, considered a fast team.
Action win start Mt 1870 O'clock
Chucking misgivings aside, the
two rivals--Axtecs and Holy Name
---have essayed to battle each other
from the start. Most on the strong
teams appear to more than willing
TO wait before hooking up with
anything formidable.
This early. even. the Aztecs ard
Holy Name are figured as leading
ccntendsrs for the senior lndepend.
sns championship. The players OF
both teams have proved their worth.
their rivalry dating from esriy last
season when the Holy Name players
were members OF the crack Inde-
pendent team
Ellwood and harrington win be
the Holy Name pitchers today.
Whichever hurls against the Aztecs
win face Lefty McIntire, an eight
tesn-year-old youngster who looks TO
have q baseball future. The Mt.
Rainier Emblems won many games
in the last campaign and the young
teams press agent has been writing
his fingers stiff about this year'e
prospects,.
Knicks Meet st. Teresa.
so much for that. over In George
town the Knickerbocksrs. always an
attraction. wiil play their second
game Of the season with the st.
Teresa league team opposing. Bear
in mind fans, that the ST, Teresa SIS
sociation has two teams In the field,
one. senior outfit. seeking inde-
pendent laurels, and the other an
unlimited aggregation which VIII
compete for the Potomac league PEN
nsnt. A midget team also may
represent the Anacostians.
Joe Kearney In still telling every
body who cares to hear that the
Enlckerbockers have the best team
that every played for Georgetown's
prcspering club and points TO last
Sundays squashing OF the Brook
usonts as evidence OF the Knicker-
boolSer's hitting strength. Little has
been made known Of st. Teresa's
ability.
Here Is the Knickerbocker lineup,
chosen from a squad of thirty-five
men: Homan, captain, first base;
Cox, second base; Smithson, short.
stop; oertel. third base. Jarvis. left
field; Sothern, right field; CAN'T,
centerfieid: Poore. catcher; Fisher,
Delaney, Serrin and Binnsn, pitch
ersi O'Neal, Mansfield. Lynn, Hob
larnn. Wells, Hiilory and Jackson,
utility players.
A football rival OF the Kniclxer-
bockers, with expectations OF giving
the Georgetowners some opposition
in baseball, namely, the Mohawk
Club of Southeast. win try its
power In game today with the
Hecht Co. team. on the field at
Seventeenth and ID streets south
east. starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Ffnney Kelley, the cop; Walter
Beall and Louden Langan, three
pitchers known to every wellin-
formed sandlot fan, will pitch for
the the Mohawks. Callahan or Fer.
ris win play first base; Watt sec
ond; Matthew or Bucky Burns third:
Myers, shortstop, and johnson, Bar
clay. Roberts, Browning and F'rei-
dinrer probably will take turns In
the outfield. Hayden, Wheeler and
Taylor are the catchers.
Reds schofield. the Mohawk field
leader, wants TO look over all Of
them. Wen have a good team"
he says.
Peerless Tries Again.
A second peak at the well-adver-
tised Peerless team viii be had
when the Rosedale Club is played
at / o'clock on the Union Station
plaza diamond. Tomorrow at s
o. m. Peerless win meet the Co.'S
telio Post team on the plaza field.
In It's opening game Thursday the
Peerless Club was beaten by Blacks
A. G.
The Independents WIN take over
tna much-sousht plaza diamond at
$50 o'clock, opposed by the Park
A. c., which was given an awful
waiioping by the Young Dinworths.
An even break from Old Sol today
Is hoped for fervently by the sand
Iotters. II Il hadn't been for the
opportunity 20 show off new uni
forms, last Sunday, when many
teams played for the first time,
would have been keenly disappoint-
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