Evening star., 1923-07-01

Lively competition is expected In
the unlimited division, especially IN
BI ookland. 1t was the Park View
outfit that trounced Petworth Ath-
letic Club. 8 to Z, in one of the great
est upsets of the season. Earl Gar
rison, hurting ace for Park View, is
counted upon heavily by the north
west combination.
Union Printers should have an easy
time disposing OF the Jr. o. U. A. NJ
tomorrow. With Hutchinson on the
mound and Tommy Ford swatting III
form. the Typos may run up big
score.
Two deadly rivals will mix 1t up
in the clash between st. Joseph and
Comforter teams, Comforters stock
by Mercury Athletic Club. s to 6.
During that disaster Mercury pound
ed out fifteen bingles.
Two games have been scheduled
In the senior division that are likely
to uncover some real talent Mo
hawk Props will encounter the St
Teresa nine on the Randle field. ST.
Teresa tossers have been going
fast clip this season. One of its
noteworthy histories was the 21-to-5
Foote. In Rich and Bombrest St.
Teresa has two clever hurlers.
Century Athletic Club will clash
with the Aztec Athletic Club in the
second battle Of the senior division /
that Century will have to extendl
at Mount Rainier. Harris probably
will hurl for the Aztecs. His victory
over the Roamers, to 3, is evidence
that Century will have to extend
itself.
Competition of the keenest variety
is expected in the junior division.
Three games have been scheduled for
tomorrw. Warwicks will engage the
Elliotts on the Rosedale diamond,
Shamrock Juniors will open hostilities
with the Langdon Mardfelts on the
grounds at 5th and l. streets south
east. and the Warwick Preps will
play host to the st. Martin tossers al
10Th and c streets northeast. All are
capable outfits
When the Aurora Midgets hook up
with the Emblems in the only game
of the Midget division, a real bat
tie is expected. The mines are evenly
matched.
VIII Play Lot of Games.
Approximately $50 games will De
played in the series this year. Games
for the week in the four divisions.
excluding tomorrow, are as follows:
Tuesday. unlimited division-ssction A. Pet
section B. shamroeE se rs. Harlem f' at ''aa saadls
Field; section C. Milan Athletic Club VS..
o oDenneli's Drug Store, 18th and Q streets
vs.. Plaza. at Rosedale diamond; section 3,
Stanley vs. Park Athletic Club. at Mount
Rainier. Junior division, St. Joseph Juniors
VS.. Winton, at 7th and D streets southeast;
section B. Waverly Juniors VS.. Epiphany
Juniors, at Union Park; section G, Glover
Juniors vs., fremont Juniors, at 9th and I.
streets southeast.
Thursday, unlimited division-ssotion a.
Mercury Athletic Club VS. Garfield Athletic
Club, at Warrington barracks; section 3,
section 9. Mariners vs.. Phils Athletic Club
at Randle Field. Senior division, section A.
Waverly VS.. Lexington, at Union Park; sec.
I tion B. Linworth Park Athletic Club at 5th
and L streets southeast. Junior division. sec
tion A, Argyle VS.. Thomson, in the George.
town Hollow; section B. Epiphany Lutheran
! VS., Park View, at 7th and Monroe streets
northeast; section C, Mount Pleasant VS.
SIMPSON at Central stadium.
Friday, unlimited division-Section A
American Legion VS.. W. F. Roberts, at Gen.
tral stadium; section B. Dominican Lyceum
VS.. Harlan, at Washington barracks; sec
ton c, st. Joseph VS.. 0'Donnelrs Drug Store
at Union Park. Senior division section A
Mohawk Props VS., Plaza, at 9th and streets
southeast; section B, Century VS., Stanley. att
Junior class section A. Warwick Athletic
Club VS.. Winton. at Rosedale grounds; sec
tion B, Shamrock Juniors vs.. Epiphany Jun.
iors, at Randle Field; section G, Warwick
Preps VS.. st. Martin, at l7th and streets
southeast.
Diamonds for the Midgets have not yet
been determined. Their schedule for the
week. excepting tomorrow, Is as follows:
Tuesday, Aztec VS.. Southend; Thursday Park
View VS.. Connthian; Friday, Linworth vsS
Peerless.