Evening star., 1923-06-14

III dS llidlIS tliilSo up
Yesterdays game probably will
make other contenders for the sand
lot title sit up and take notice. Ac-
cording to the sandlot dopesters. Pet
worth and the Shamrocks are among
the best in the amateur ranks.
Entry blanks for the coming sand
lot series will be filled out by mem-
bers of the St. Joseph's Athletic Club
at special meeting to be held TO-
night at 139 D street northeast. &C
cording to Frank Cinotti, manager OF
the club.
Mohawks were to do battle with
the Southeast Stars today at 9:3o
o'clock on the 5th and l. streets dla-
mond
Rosslyn Athletic Club will tackle a
strong foe when it hooks up with
the Georgetown Athletic Association
nine today at 5:15 o'clock on the Ten
leytown diamond. Rosslyn is receiv-
ing challenges through Manager Rus-
asll Brown, Rosslyn. Va.
American Legion nine was booked
to play the Comforter Club this aft
ernoon in the Central stadium at D
o'clock.
Diamond athletes OF the Parks Ath-
strong Aztecs this afternoon at 5:1o
o'clock on the grounds at Sd and Nj
streets southwest. Games with tne
Parks can ebe arranged by calling
Manager J. Fogarty. Franklin i42l.
Shamrocks expected plenty of action
in the fray today with the Cosmopoli-
tan Athletic Club on the Randle dla-
mond. Play was to start at O'CLOCK
knIckerbockers believe they have
one of the best boXmen in the city in
Doc Biggins. who yesterday. held the
Seamen Gunners to four safeti>s his
team winning. to 0. 1t was Doc
first game with the knicks.
Boiling Field appeared to hit its
real stride when it trouncsd tne
ming game. Underwood of the win
ners allowed four hits in three in
nings.
Chevy Chase Athletic Club contln-
ued it's winning streak by humbl1ng
the Mount Pleasant Juniors. 10 TO .
in the rubber contest contest OF three, ,o
poor start in the first frame. but he
held the upper hand the remainder
Duryee and Atherton hit timely. ac.
counting for half of the winners
tallies.
Epiphany Athletic Association team
had an easy time defeating the Her
Macdonald and Boerner played Weil
for the victors. Epiphany was to
class with the Navigation unllmited
nine today at . o'clock on the NaNal
Hospital grounds.
For ave innings Yesterday Robin
son. on the mound for the LeXlng.
enabling his team to win over the
Mohawk Juniors 2 to 0. Smith
double in the final frame decided the
issue. Dove and Perkins batted well.
Humphrey. boxmnn for the Jr. Q. I.
A. NJ. nine of Anacostia. hurled ms
team to 4-to-3 victory over the
Phils Athletic Club. The teams We're
to meet again today on the 'Randle
field.
Dominican Lyccums received a Sc
we're Jolt when the Treasury Annex
No l. nine held ii to 2-to-2 dead
lock Mudd drove q homer with one
on. The Lyceum team IS scneduied
to clash with Linworth athletic Clup o
will do battle with the Washington
Barracks nine on the latters grounds.
Mercury Athletic Club barely got
4-to-3 victory over the Park Ath-
lotc Club. Seven hits were garnered
off Patterson, winning boxman
A challenge hns been issued by the
Boys Club Junior nine. Telephone
F'yfe, Main 1894 after $50 O'Clock
for games. Tomorrow night the
Juniors will hold a reorganization
meeting at the clubhouse, 250 {
street
Department Gf Labor nine wants
n game Saturday afternoon to be
played on the Monument lot. Get in
touch with Daniel McGrath, Adams
2446 after o'clock.
These are the teams that the Car
dinals. of Alexandria would like to
meet: Garfield Athletic Club. Ameri-
can Legion, Dominican Lyceum, st
Stephens and Black Athletic Club
Manager Samuel B. De Vaughan is
booking games at Alexandria 727.
A def hns been broadcasted by the
Rosebud Athletic Club of Alexandria
10 all teams in the Junior and senior
classes. Games are especially want
ed with the Park View Athletic Club
Liberty Athletic Club.
st. Joseph Juniors are seeking a
game Sunday with any junior nine in
the city, according to Manager An
thony Jordon, Lincoln 2412.
Unlimited teams desiring week end
games are urged to call Manager A.
d'Andre of the Mariner Club. He can