Evening star., 1923-07-23

Door played an impressive game at
second. in addition to connecting for
two bingles. Barrett, losing mounds
mand, sent twelve back on strikes,
but he was hit freely, allowing thir-
teen wallopS. Chaconas. Farrell and
McDouough hit effectively to aid the
winners Marin was the only Mary
lander to collect d pair of safe drives.
Ralph Mills hurled the Dominican
Lyceums to 4-to-2 victory over the
Knickerbockers. He was nicked for
seven binEles in as many innings.
He was seriously threatened in the
ninth. when the Georgetown club had
three on the sacks. Timely slug
ging by Guetz and O'Neill aided the
winners.
Wilson Of the Royal Athletic Club
turned In two-hit game against
the Premiers. his team winning. z
to .. He also victimized six batters.
superi hitting enabled the Cen
tuIy Athletic club to take the meas
ure of the Mount Rainier Emblems.
IL to D. I.yies led both teams at bat.
collecting three hits in four trips
to the plate.
Displaying n snuppy brand of bah.
the Emblem Reserves humbled the
Milan Juniors. IL to 1. Thirteen
blows, including two doubles by Nc
garnered by the winners. Smith, on
the mound for the Emblems, allowed
ony four safeties.
East Washington Heights came to
the front when IL eked out a 3-to-2
victory over the Warwick Juniors.
A pitchers duel between c. Hood and
Seabode was waged. Each allowed
but three hits.
Sorthvest tosSers fell before tho
ODonnelTs team. to /, in five
inning contest. when they failed to
solve the Slants Of V. O'Brien. The
winning boxman allowed only three
wallOps and struck out six.
Washington Barr.'cks nine sprung
a surprise when il humbled the
strong Irving Athletic club. I3 to e.
The winners will battle with the
Holling Field team in the deciding
contest OF a thre" game series today
on the formers diamond. In yester-
days fray timely clouting by Meis.
Harris and Devault won tor the Bar
racks.
Gnrner. tie mound for the
Southends. he'd the Corinthians to
one binEle. his team winning. 2 To o
Baker got the only hit for the losers.
Sykes also hurled WELL allowing but
three safe drives. The winners now
have a record of eighteen straight.
Henderson Athletic Club pushed its
win column to three straight. down
ing the COrinthian Athletic club. II
to I. The losers could only gather
four blows of Jefferies and Willius.
Nichols was found for eight.
Holding the EiIioftS to q pa r Of
hiugles Dodo Wellens enabled the
Park View Juniors to adj another
to it's list. his team winning. To
podo also era. h,I three binglrS in
four times at bat. Eleven safeties
We're obtained hy Park View.
south Bro"i. 'nrd Athletic club. that
took tn" inraSure of the Pierce Ath-
ietic Club. u To :" will hook up with
the kni'kerb"rkcr Juniors Wednes-
day at 5.lI UC'oCk on the grounds
at 9Th and Monroe streets northeast.
Downs ar Shauklin will hurl for,
Rrookland. Games with the team
can be arranged by calling Manager,
Horton. North 62S3. between 8 and
s o'oioCk. !
Rain halted the game between the
DreadnaughtS OF Alexandria and the
Lakeland nine of Maryland.
Members Of the shamrock juniors
will hold a meeting tonight in the
home "f Manager Lawrence. 1854 h
street southeast.
Independent Athletic club is on:
thu. look out for a cdpab BILE catcher,
according to the manager Those in
tereHted are urged to apply at 1880
Florida avenue Thursday night at
5 o'clock.
Peerless Athletic Club ball players,
did q lot of trsv cling vest erday TO get
an even break. Playing AT AleXan-
dria. they lost to the Hoffman Tailors
by a I-to-1 count, hut they trtumphed
over the Boyds team in the Mary
land town. ) to {. Clever hurling by
Burdine brought the victory. They
found Summers of the hoffman Tall
ors too much of a puzzle.