The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-05-21
Music From the Sandlots

Music From the Sandlots
The Druggists slipped the zero
pill to the Hecht Company team in
the Merchants League. winning by a
14-to-0 count. Roche held the Clerks
to one hit and famed 10 batters.
Score by innings: r. H Z.
druggists. .... sol 107-l4 II o
Hecht Co. 900 600 o =
Carlin Springs will take on the
Palace A. C. today on the Glen Car
lyn, Va, diamond. Play will be
called at o'clock.
The newly organized United
States Veterans Bureau team has
been awarded a franchise In the
Federal League to fill tn. gap left
vacant by the withdrawal of the
Marines. Joe Wright is managing
the team and is assisted by William
Pullen. The following are with the
Vets: C. Poore, P. Miles. F. J. Far
reIl, Steve Clarity, G. s. kllgour.
l.. johnson. Earl McKeown, E.
Peterson and Walter Haight.
Smith pitched the Lincoln Giants
to a 1-to-6 victory over the Stone
wall Tigers by holding his oppo-
nents to five hits. Today the Giants
will play the Black Sox at First
and Z streets southeast.
The Gibraltar A. c. will journey
to Seat Pleasant for a matinee en-
gagement today. Manager Mein-
berg, Of the GIBBS requests the roe
lowing players to report at Fiji.
teenth and II streets northeast az
1:45: Beamer, Hagsr, Montague,
Nixon. Brooks, Wasserman, Jett,
BaIlenger, q. Weinberg, A. Mein-
berg. Calhoun, Gordon, Rock, w.
Linkins. c. Linkins, Harlow and
Warren.
Manager Jimmy Wright will take
his Rex A. c. to Quantico. Va, to-
day, to attempt to wipe out the de-
feat suffered some weeks ago at the
hands of the Devil Dogs. The fol-
lowing Rex players are requested to
report at Union Station at 1879:
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son, Pfeil, Byrne, Martin. Rupert,
Degner. Jenkins and Kearns.
Clarendon and the Black A. c. will
hook up this afternoon on the Vir-
ginia diamond. Clarendon has a
corking good ball club this season
Last Sunday it defeated the Knicks,
IL to 6.
By defeating the York A. c. yes
terday by a 20-to-5 score, the Sem
ators A. C. won their thirteenth
game in a row. TaEent made. two
home runs.
The Tiger Juniors are scheduled
to meet the Bethesda Juniors at
the latter place today. The follow
at 1412 Columbia street at 1890.
Mac. Sklar. Bowman. H. Sykes,
Curtis, Sheehan, Turner. Marshall.
Duffy, Enright and Psykes.
yesterday defeated the All-Stars,
is to IL. Matthews and Harding
starred for the winners.
The Carlisle A. c. slugged its way
TO 2O-to-4 victory over the Ia
koma Park Panthers.
A triple play featured yesterdays
victory of the Premier A. C. over
the st. Stephen team, IA to 6.
st. Cyprians and the LIE Droit
Tigers will meet today at Union
League Park.
| The Harlem Athletic Club Is
scheduled to clash with the Euclid
A. c. On the formers diamond to-
day the Harlems have a few omen
dates. Phone West 2267.
Naval Air Station and Standard
Oil will come together today in the
Potomac League. Happy Serrin
will pitch for the oilmen and LUIS
by will toe the mark for the service
| men.
The Adath A. C. is open for games
in the 14-15-year-old class. Phone
John Goldstein, North 1875.
The Linworth Midgets will play
| the hOydl A =. To-Day at IL O'Clock
at Sixth and B streets northwest.
! All players are to report at Thir-
teenth and c streets southwest, at
10 o'clock. For games call, Frank
lin $50.
Owing to a cancellation the Dia-
mond A. c. is without a game for
today. Teams desiring 1mes call
Edward Krogman. NortA COIL.
The Cleveland A. c. defeated the
Southends by the score of IT to 4.
Feary pitching a 3-hit game for the
winners. For games address r,
Heffelfinger. 2ss Thirteenth street
southwest.
The Mt. Rainier Emblems win
play a doubleheader today, first
game with Wyandottes at 11:30 ON
the Brentwood field. second game
with Langdon Club. at ESQ ON the
Sherwood field.
The Bethesda Juniors, a newly
organized team in the fifteen to
sixteen year old division, has sign
ed up the following players: Lamp
ton. Phillips. McAuliffe, r. Stevens.
M. Stevens. Curtis. Hubbard, Rab-
bit. Evans AAalrno~ ga Dt~tx-