Evening star., 1922-07-22

Both circuits will continue play on
the Eliipse diamonds. The revised
schedules of the leagues follow:
Departmental League-July "a. Post Once
War VS.. Printers; p, War VS.. Agriculture:
IS. Post Office VS.. Treasury; 81, Printers
August I. Printers VS.. Agriculture; 2 Print
Printers Agriculture: I. War VS.. Post Of
fce; s. Treasury VS.. Printers: 8. Agriculture
Treasury Leacue-July 2,. Prohibition vs.
Registers: 81. Annex ] VS.. liberty Loan; 2S.
Commissioners VS.. Prohibition; 81, Registers
VS.. Annex !.
august q Annex / VS.. Liberty Loan: },
Registers VS.. Commissioners: 4, Prohibition
VS.. Annex /; Z. Annex Registers; ..
Commissioners VS.. Annex /; 10, Registers
War held fits winning stride in the
Departmental League, beating Agri-
culture. 8 to !. The Warriors banged
out fifteen hits. Loomis and Simth
registering three each.
Standard Oil clipped the wings of
the fast flying Southern, Athletic Club
in the Potomac League. winning, 6 to
2. Kelley held the Southerns to three
safeties. Penn Of the Oilers knocked
General Accounts nosed out Govern
ment Printing Office, k-tos >. in the
Government League. Carroll's play in
fnter field and the batting and base
running of Sullivan and Nordstrom
were features OF the winners game
City Post ONCE surprised Postal
Telegraph in 2-to-2 Commercial
League fray. The Post Office crew
punched hits off CuErier in the sew
enth inning for all its tallies.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
vanquished Government Printing Of
flee. 5 to 8, in the Colored Depart
mental League. c.. Barbour of the
winners and Harris and Neale of the
g. P. o. team, with two hits each.
were the leading batters.
.Veterans' Bureaa and Purcellyille.
Va. mines will be opponents next
Tuesday at American League Park
Play will start at 4 o'clock.
Diamond Athletic Club wants games
on Wednesdays. Saturdays and Sun
days. Send challenges to G. NJ. Grif.
fifth, 1928 I'd street northeast, or tele-
phone North 1871.
Triangle Athletic Club has a field
tomorrow at ! O'Clock, and wants an
opponent. Manager. Coleman may be
telephoned at Main 245.
Cornell Midgets defeated the Pre-
miers. z to 6, to boost their record to
fifteen wins in seventeen starts. Sykes
pitched well for the victors.
,Woodley Athletic Club will go to
Seat Pleasant. Md. tomorrow for an
engagement. The woodleys have won
ten of their last twelve games.
White Haven Athletic Club will play
Glen Echo at 1890. o'clock and Van
Courtland Athletic Club at o'clock
tomorrow. Both games will be con-
tested on the White Haven field.
+ Bradford Athletic Club wants op-
position in the eleven-to-twelve-ye
class on Thursdays at / o'clock on
Monument lot diamond No. 4. Tele-
phone challenges to Capt. Burke Ed
wards, Main S426.
Rosslyn Packing Company. which
is to play at Tenleytown tomorrow
at $3.50 o'clock, wants games. Man
ager J. r. McCauley may be tele-
phoned at West Ill between s am.
and s pm.
Park View juniors desire engage
ments tomorrow and thereafter. For
dates, write Frank Hessler, 1904 Park
place, or telephone Columbia 1888
between 6 and 7:45 pm.
Liberty Athletic Club. despite con-
trary reports, has not disbanded and
will keep engagements with the Park
Views today and the Linworths to-
morrow. The games will be played