Evening star., 1923-08-05


Numerous base ball treats are in
store today for followers of the local
paStime. One of the most thrilling
contests Is anticipated in the clash
between the Clarendon Athletic Club
apd the Dominican Lyceum nine,
which will get under way at $3.50
o'clock on the Washington barracks
diamond. A record sandlot crowd
saw Clarendon suffer its first defeat
of the year last Sunday at the hands
of the Dominicans. Jenkins of the
Virginia team and Mills of Lyceum
staged a clever hurting duel, in which
the latter seemed to have the edge.
This pair Of boxmen probably will
oppose one another today.
land fans. The Seat Pleasant Ath-
letlc Club will entertain the Prince
Georges County Athletic Association
team on the formers grounds at 3
o'clock in the first of a three-game
series. Mount Rainier will entertain
the Hyattsville tossers at 3 o'clock.
Both games should uncover some
lively competition.
Brookland Athletic Club will en-
counter formida Bile foe in the fray
with the Knickerbockers on the lat
ter's new field at $3.50 o'clock.
O'DonneIl's team will do battle with
the Kensington outfit this afternoon.
All O'Donnell's players are expected
to report at so4 9Th street at 2
o'clock.
Plenty of action IL expected when
the Maryland Athletic Club Midgets
will hook up with the Emerald
Midgets on the Mount Rainier dia-
mond this morning at 10:3O o'clock.
Redmond will toe the mound for the
Emeralds.
Manager T.. ROthery wants these
players of the Yankee Athletic Club
to report at 30s 14th street at 2
East Washington Heights: Capt. l..
Fanelotti. o. Faina, M. Jett. c. Brown,
y. PAMELA, N. Taylor, NJ. Freschi. NJ
Garilli. w. Dakin, r. Nash, c. Griffith,
w. Flagerthy, w. Duke and Hiles.
National Capital Post team. V. F. W..
Is at Mount Ida, Va. today tackling
the Del Ray Athletic Club. Players
Of the local nine are due to report at
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
are expecting some real action when
the post outfit will hook up with the
American Legion tossers, August 10,
at the American League Park. Play
will start at 4 o'clock. Manager Har-
rington Of the post probably will give
that date. while Charlie Swami will
send Clatterbuck to the mound.
Independent Athletic Club will clash
with the Henderson Athletic Club
this morning at IL o'clock on diamond
No. 3 of the Monument Lot. The fol-
lowing players of the Independent
outfit are urged to report at 1924
Florida avenue northeast not later
than e:45 O'Clock: Hahn, Hodges,
Simonds, T. Mullikin, ]. Milikin.
Adrian and Abernathy.
Dreadnaughts OF Alexandria will
play their first game in Washington
for three years when they will tackle
the hnickerbockerS on August 26.
SnndlOt followers expect one of the
best games of the season in the clash
between the Mohawks and the Wa
Union League Park. The Indians are
tied with the Dominican Lyceums for
top place in section B OF the uplim-
tied division, while the Waverly nine
is leading section A of the senior d.
vision. Both teams are expected to
uncover some lively competition.
A challenge has been issued by the
Union Athletic Club to teams in the
unlimited division. The Union team
Is booking games with its manager,
Columbia 6443. between 5 and Z
o'clock.
Emblem Reserves will visit the Ar
gyle Props at IL o'clock on the
grounds at 18th and Reservoir
streets. All Emblem players are re-
quested to report to the Mount
Ratanier station at 10 o'clock.
Manager Mickey Mcdonald Of the
eTenleytown Athletic Club is out to
take the scalps OF the Shamrocks and