Evening star., 1923-04-07

Cherrydale A. c., champions of
northern Virginia, will be met April
Is. This undoubtedly will be one OF
the most hotly contested battles Of
the year. as they are warm rivals.
Tomorrow. at o'clock. Manager
DUDE wants these men to report for
workout. Wise. Ufer. Amores, Den
nett, Ferguson. Pound. Pfiteger. Har-
rison, Beauchamp. Laycock. Deuter-
man. Pettitt, Richardson. Shoots,
Deleshmut. Watson. Morgan and Will
lett.
District teams can get games
through Leo F. Wise. business man
ager, post office. Arlington, Va.
Epiph.ny.. one of the best junior
mines of last year. plan a heavy sched-
ule. With a newly organized club
and several additional men trying for
positions. the Epiphany lads now are
seeking games. Bruce kessler Is CAP
tain, and Earle moser. Franklin
didates are: Infielders. Holden. Ou-
rand. Bruce. Kessler. Wirl Wirtly.
Scruggs. Walker Hale, Alfred Mac
Donald, Edward Elliott: outfielders,
ton Mccain. Harvey Robinson; catch
ers, Earle Mosher, George Hogge,
George Lynch: pitchers. Arthur De-
zondorf. Laurence Boerner, Angus
Heeke and Thurston Dean.
Department of Agriculture messen-
ger boys have organized Junior base
ball league. w. Skinner is president.
White Haven A. C. has ISSUED a
def to teams in the unlimited class
and Is arranging games through r. j.
Kaldenbach at Cleveland 2160.
Manager Mcqueen at Franklin Ss11
is booking a heavy schedule for the
Powhatan MidgetS- He has several
dates open for teams in the thirteen
year-old class
Kanawha Midgets open the season
tomorrow with a game with the
champion Linworths, on the. Monu-
ment grounds, diamond No! z.
Century A. C. meets the fast Park
View A. C. tomorrow at l o'clock on
Jones wants all the Century players
to report on the field at 1880.
Ono OF the best games of the sea-
the Superba A C. faces the Mount
Rainier nine tomorrow on the latters
diamond at 3 o'clock. Andy Baldwin.
sr., has been elected manager again
this year, and Harrie Newman 3415
Bunker Hill road, is arranging games
National A. C. will have the same
team 1t had last year, with the excep-
tion of Harris, a pitcher. who left the
city. These are the men: Clark. Gar
rett. Young, Taylor and Walker. In
fielders: Flanagan, Hillery and Lydon,
outfielders: Schley. Hanley, pitchers;
Zumbo. catcher; Pollard, Finnegan
and Ritnour, reserves Telephone
challenges to Manager Taylor at West
$50.
Maurice Wasserman. star pitcher for
the City Post Office team last year.
Is slated to do the mound work for
the Rialto nine, in its game with the
Herzl team tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, on diamond No. 4, Monument
lot. Games can be arranged with
Rialtos by phoning Manager Joe Mes
singer, at Main 1903.
Watch the Mohawk A. c., last years s
Independent champions, when 1t hooks
with the Phil A. C. tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock on~the diamond at 9th
and L streets southeast The follow.
ing Mohawk players are requested
to report at the clubhouse not later
than 10 o'clock: Mcdonald. Fridinger,
winegardner. Payne. Kelly. ,Thomp-
son. Smith, Chaconas. Delaney, Nc
Quinn. Simmons. Lynn. O'Neil. Dyer,
Mccarthy. Williams, McCann. Nader.
Queen. Bjorklsnd. Hardy. Burns, Co
vert, Fraser. Sothern. Cox, Johnson,
Allen, America and Prather.