Evening star., 1923-03-21

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Foley, Augustine and Tripp are the
pitching mainstays of the juniors.
and Mccormick. Burdine and Garri-
son will carry the burden for the
senior outfit.
Followers of the Waverly Seniors
declare they have the best young in
field in the District in Taylor at first,
Foley at second. Bernhardt at short
and Boucher and Collier for third.
Hayre, Richardson, Collins and Cobb
are the outfelders.
All players of the junior team are
requested to report at the clubhouse
tomorrow evening at 4:30 and the
Teams wanting games with either
O'Brien, Lincoln 1863, or address the
club at 8th and l streets northeast.
Treasury League is making plans
for the season. S. H. Marks has been
reelected president and M. ]. None
again chosen at secretary-treasurer.
Registry, last years champion: An
mex No. 1. Annex No. and Liberty
Loan again will have clubs. Prohibit
ton apd Commissioners have re-
linquished their franchises, and the
latter's probably will be taken over
by Internal Revenue: Building c:
Tuesday at room 17S, Treasury De-
partment.
Mount Pleasant Athletic Club plans
to formally organize for the season
at a meeting to be held at Powell
School, Friday evening, at 7:15. Sat
urday the first practice Will be held.
Last season the Mount Pleasant won
who will be with the squad this
year are: Hill. Broadbent. McAuliffe,
P. Miller. Price Giugh. Tribby, Wal
ter, Machen. Marsh. Adler, Payne.
Milburn, Stevens, >Phipps, Merrill
Dulin and Barrow.
Arlington A. C. has a squad OF thlr-
ty candidates trying for berths on the
team. They will work out again Fri
day at o'clock, when Manager Dupe
Games are sought by the Arlingtons
and teams interested may addres IS
Manager Leo F. Wise. post office, Ar
lington, Va, or phone Clarendon
805-F3, between and o'clock.
Corinthian Athletic Club Is looking
forward to successful season on the
diamond. 1t, however, will have to
go some to beat last years record
when it won fifteen out of seventeen
| day at II o'clock at 5th and x streets
] when the following players are asked
/, to be present: Margolius, Ardesser
! Giovenetti. Payne. Shapiro, Sulver-
| stone. Harrison, c. Newman, Callahan
Rittenour, Carl and Leonard. Any
| other players who may want to try
out with the squad will be welcome.
Epiphany Midgets have given up the
basket ball floor for the diamond and
! the players are getting in trim for a
busy season. Virgil Galotta, one of
the stars of the 1922 nine. suffered a
| broken leg recently and probably will
not be able to play this season. Those
out for the, team at present are
Shields, McGann, Theis, Pyles, Hirst,
Lynch. Schloss. d. Galotta, Hunter,
Benner. Ontrich, Routt, Atchison and
Robinson.
! Practice will he held by the Man
haitian squad this evening at o'clock
at the Rosedale Fairgrounds. Man
| ager c. I. HutchiSon Is booking
| games for his team. He may be ad-
dressed at 1905 Rosedale street north
| east, or by phone at Lincoln 5925-W.
st. Stephens Club will hold a meet
| ing tomorrow night at o'clock, at
2422 K street to make plans for the
diamond campaign. All members of
the club are urged to be in attend
ance.
| A meeting will be held tonight by
the Western A. c., which is turning
from basket ball to the diamond sport.
A full attendance is urged.
| Royal A. c. has issued a. challenge
! to all teams in the fifteen-year-
| class. Phone Franklin 6784 between
6 and z o'clock.
! st. Agnes A. C. fs planning to be in
the thick of the fight for the midget
title this year. 1t has all it's last
years players back and has added
some promising talent Teams in the
fourteen-year- -old division can get
| games by addressing Manager Weir,
! north 4110-J.
Maryland A. C. will bewin its cam
paign Sunday, when a practice ses-
sion is scheduled for Q o'clock. Prac-
| ticaIly the same men who won the
! Prince Georges county title last sea-
| son. will be with the team again this
year. Among them are McLearn.