Evening star., 1923-07-30

Ihe game was mainly mound
struggle between Mills of the Lyceums
and Jenkins of the Clarendons. and
the former was the better. Mills
showed more control than his rival,
granting but one pass against six
issued by Jenkins. and striking out
seven batters, while the Nirginian
retired five
The Dominicars were outhit. six
safeties to five. but punched their
blows with walks effectively In the
in the sixth for another tally. The
ClarendOns scored 'in the first and
seventh frames
Dutch Hcman's batting greatly
helped the Knicks to score 6-to-5
rocks. In the eighth inning Homan's
hit started rally that put his team
within "A tally of the Shamrocks. who
were enjoying threerun lead at
the outset of the session. After the
kniCkS had tied the count in the
ninth Homan singled in the tenth
and counted with the winning run as
Poore walloped safely.
Hitting Miles hard. Silver Spring
easily defeated the American Legion.
s to /. Nine clouts were made off
the hurler in seven innings. Bleier
getting four of them.
Cox's double and Stays two bagger
in the tenth inning gave the Mo-
hawks a 6-to-5 victory over the Pet
worths. Both teams hit we'll early
in the game, the score being 4-4 after
the third inning.
fray. Peerless Athletic Club piled up
five runs to take a 6-to-2 game from
1hs M,sns 1niS Ee hin
Getting more pnsses than their
opponents. the Phils vanquished the
White Havens, IL to Z. The Phils
bumped Luchesi for eight runs In the
second inning.
Alexandria DrendnauRht< took the
measure of the Mount Rainier Ath-
letic Club in 13 to engagement.
Dreyfuss hurled good ball for the
Nirginians.
National Capital Post. V. +. w,
bowed to the Cardinals of Alexan-
dria in a to encounter. The Cards
clinched the game with a four run
rally in the fifth inning.
Elliott Athletic Club won a to .
game from the Manhattans. but lost
Robert Gulick, its star Pitcher. His
right wrist was broken when in the
.irst inning he attempted to retire a
Manhattan runner sliding into the
plate on a squeeze play.
Mount Rainier EmbIems outclassed
the Liberty Athletic Club in a . &c
2 contest. Corkins. Emblem pitcher
yielded but three hits and struck out
thirteen batters.
SInmmins Ingram for nine safeties
the Lexingtons beat the Westerns {
to 2. Wilson led the attack with a
triple and a single.
Quantico Marines blanked the St
Stephens team 10 to o. The winners
got ten hits off Chaconas
Chevy Chase found the Knicker-
booker Juniors an easy proposition ir
a 81 to 2 game Frisbie, pitching fol
Chevy Chase. allowed but four swats
Lefty White, pitching for Capita
Traction. gave Boyd only four hits
and his team won, to !. An error
paved the way for the losers lone
tally.
O'DOnnells nine overwhelmed the
Glen Carlyn outfit, IS to 2. A dozer
| hits were registered by the winners
Maryland Athletic Club nosed out
Prince Georges Athletic Club, 2 to
in ten innings. The game was 6
| mound duel between Pound of Mary
| land and Harkee of Prince Georges
I kelly's Single that scored Ward end
ed the contest.
Tigers vanquished the Chillums.
to s. in well played game. The
Tigers won with two-run rallies IN
! both the eighth and rihtn innings.
! East Washington Heights downet
! the Orioles, 9 to 3. The issue was
! decided in the first three innings
| when the East Washington outtit
| scored six times.
Mount Rainier Emblem Reserve,
are to meet tonight at the residence
! of Earl Bauman. All members arr
expected to report at 1880 o'clock.
Soldiers of Washington barrack.
and Boiling Field were to be oppo
nents this afternoon in the fourtl
| game of their series. The contes
| was to be played on the Washington
barracks field, starting at 2:3'
| o'clock.
Mount Pleasant Juniors want en-
| gagements with junior or senio
i mines. Telephone challenges to Co
lumbia 2176, between and pm.
! Washington Giants gave the Ori
| entail Tigers an 1S-to-0 trouncing
, The Giants hit hard and took advan
| tage of the wildness of opposin;
pitchers.
Henderson Athletic Club scored il
! fourth straight win in a 7-to-2 gam
| with South Brookland Athletic Club
Jefferies, winning pitcher, struck ou
! fourteen.
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