The Washington times., 1923-08-07

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Rosslyn has no paid players and
wants none. Rosslyn solicits no
player who is not in a position 10
become lone of the crowd" no
matter what may be his ability.
The campers play ball for sport.
"All for one and one for ALL is
their creed, and a better motto is
fostered by no ball team. It is this
spirit that will make Rosslyn
crack team. if adhered to. 1t is
obtaining winning results already.
Rosslyn is never conquered until
the last out is made. The campers.
with fine displays of team spirit,
have dragged many victories from
the fire in the late stages of battle.
With another season or two of
close cooperation and experience,
RosSlyn'S combination should be
class itself. Big success may
come this year. Rosslyn is un-
defeated i'm the Arlington county
series, with Arlington the leader,
only half game in front.
Should Rosslyn win the county
title, ii will have a chance to meet
NA4C lSd1A Vi
Georges county, Nd, and the indie
pendent champion of Washington.
Participation in this competition
would attract much attention 70
Rosslyn.
At this time Rosslyn needs an
other pitcher. Dick Corcoran is the
teams only reliable on the rubber.
Corcoran, newcomer to the sand
lots Of this section, has shown
enough stuff to win him the respect
Of all Rosslyn's foes.
Rosslyn's fine showing has
helped the Arlington county series,
which was expected to resolve
into a fight between the Airing
ton and Cherrydale teams. 1t is
now a three-c0Fnered affair, and
unless CherTydale has better for
tune, will be between Arlington
and Rosslyn.
Cherrydale, full of fight, is hav-
ing a tough time. Mickey John
sons team has won one game and
lost two. and each of the three
contests were decided by one run.
The big hope of Cherrydale is
that Arlington and Rosslyn will
break even in their two games and
that Cherrydale will whip both in a
return contest to be played with
each. Rosslyn win meet Arlington
next Sunday at Rosslyn and also
the Brookmonts. Should the
campers take both contests they
will lead the parade.
Cherrydale should have easy pick
ings next Sunday in a game with
Carlyn Spring, but one can never
tell. The Brookmonts were ex-
pected to be soft for Cherrydale,
which won the county title in 1922,
but the Brookmonts gave Cherry
dale as hot a battle as the cham
pions could stand. Carlyn Spring,
too. may peek up.
The American Legion is firmly in
first place, Section A, unlimited class
of the city series. The w. F.
Roberts team fell before the Legion,
to 0, and today the Roberts
players position is all but hopeless.
they having lost four games and
won three.
1t appears now that the Section
A fight will be among the Legion,
with five victories and no defeat;
PetwOrth with three and one, and
the GarfieldS with four and two.
w, F. Roberts was helpless before
CIatterbuck in six-inning game
The Mt. Pleasant Juniors literally
eewed up the title in Section c of the
Junior class by beating the Warwick
Props, IL to 0. it being Mt Peasants
seventh win without a loss in the
series. Smith, the Mt. Pleasant
pitcher, is credited with .no-bit
feat, six innings.
A 7-to-0 victory over the Argyle
Props puts the Warwick A. c. so far
in the van in Section A Of the junior
class that ii is barely possible this
team will be headed. Norman held
the Argyles to two hits.
Defeating the Mohawk Props,
70 /. the Waverly Seniors virtually
cinched the title in Section A, senior
class. 1t was the Waverly seniors
eighth victory. They are undefeated.
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