Evening star., 1923-06-11

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Two-base clouts by Louden and
Smithson and singing three-baS-
ger by Robey aided the Victors. Nine
PLAYERS were struck out by Rou9a-
bush. Since their win over the 10
minican Lyceums last week, the
Shamrock's stock has been boosted
sky high in the local amateur mar
ket. Wednesday they Will tackle
Petworth Athletic Club, that has done
so we'll this season.
Cardinals OF Alexandria eked out
9-to-7 victory over the All-SerSlce
nine. Quayle, pitching for the Lar
dinals, was found for nine saletles'
Yankee Athletic Club uncorked
surprise when it downed East w
ington Heights, 10 to D., freSchl ol
the winners garnered four hits III
five trips to the bat.
Nineteen players of the Harlem
Athletic Club were struck out ny
Ross Fisher of the knickerooCkeIS'
his team winning, 10 y. Jeii 't, fnnr
connected for three blnSieS III ioui
times at the plate.
Homers by Chapman and Carter
featured the game betWeen INC
Handley Athletic Club and the North
west Athletic Club. the former s WIZ
ming. to 5. Levy hit three bloWs,
but his nine failed to count In the
pinches.
Peerless Athletic Club uncovered
formidable nine when II TOOK t1e
measure of Ballston Athletlc Siup;
& 70 I Sunny Burdine, on the mouno
for the winners, was nicked for nine
scattered bingles
Arlington Athletic Club swamped
the RamblerS, 20 TO Z, slaihHiihs Aoi
twenty-five wallops.
Dominican Lyceums came. to the
front yesterday by deteatins ue
Roth Lefty Jones of the Victors ana
Ernie Atchison of the Vets were In
rare form, allowing a total OF eleVeh
hits.
rally I'm the ninth that nstted
two runs gave Mount Rainier En-
bIems 7-to-6 win over wInton
Athletic Club. E. Bauman OF Mount
but was accorded ragged support.
Hits by ]. Middleton and Swindler
accounted for the victory.
wayerly Juniors continued their
winning streak by downing the
Mount Rainier Emblem Juniors. to ..
Thirteen blows were registered py
the winners.
Robert lie Gendre, former George
town University track star. again
came into the limelight when he
crashed. out six hits In seven o[lps hips
Sales Club to defeat the st. Martins
nine, 20 to l6.
silver Spring RESERVES had little
trouble defeating the Aztecs, 8 to 3.
Thirteen safeties accounted for tho
victory.
GarfeIds, undefeated this season,
good account OF themselves
when they journeyed to Quantico.
Va, and took the measure of the
Marines, to 5. Brayton and
Grazzini hurled well for the winners.
A barrage Of nine hits enabled
Lexington Athletic Club to defeat
Congress Heights. TO 6: Smith.
winning hurler was found for six
longest hit of the fray.
Brookland Athletic Club uncorked
ono of the biggest surprises of the
season when it outplayed and out
hit the Hilltops of Georgetown and
- turned in a 14-to-1 victory. Mein-
berg connected for a circuit drive
for the winners.
CherrydaIe Athletic Club disposed
Of tho Mariners, to 3, when john
son. Williams and Frittpot each
drove three-base clouts. ..,
Peerless Athletic Club fell before
the Gaithersburg nine of Maryland.
TO z. Brakeman allowed the losers
only one bingle.
Black Athletic Club trounced the
Marines. II to s. A series Of hits In
Radiators and Tenders
AMY KIND MADE Or REPAIRED.
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