Evening star., 1923-05-13

M cTCuIy htnlct1C SiuD, silver Spl
Dominican Lyceum and the Waverl,
Now that 1t is definitely decided that
the Independent mines will form an
organization distinct from the sandlot
leagues. 1t Is understood that a series
among the leading amateur clubs
probably will be staged in June be-
cause OF the financial prospects Of
fered during the Shrine convention.
The Mohawks will do battle with
o'clock on the field at 5th and l.
streets southeast. The latest addition
TO the Hawks lineup is Schneider.
halfback on the champion Mercury
foot ball eleven last year, who is
considered one of the best receivers
In the local field
After weatherinR n CRISIS that would
have wrecked its strength. Domini-
can Lyceum nine. one of Washing
tons most capable aggregations. viii
remain intact this season. Within
the past several weeks. IL was re-
ported that several stellar players
Of the Dominicans were to sign with
nounced yesterday. however. that
they will have much stronger nine
than last year.
Micky Mcconnell. who hurled his
way to fame in the sandlot ranks
last year. is in the lineup this year:
moundsman. will assist him. Little
is known Of the ability OF the three
new men just signed. Boynton.
McCulloch and Greedy all hail from
out of town; Each Is reputed to pos
club are Councilman. Harty. Willie
Snow, Patsy Spalding, Vfncents, Cav
anaugh, Taylor, Riston and Kennedy.
Speiss. Johnny Goetz, Oldfield, Litkus,
Wassaman. McCann. Jones and Cen
naff tlyNl hn ALL
Dominicans will get their first real
test today at $3.50 o'clock on the
Washington barracks diamond when
they hook up with the Comforter
Club. Chauncey Koogle is pilot Of
the nine.
Hartford Athletic Club Is booked to
clash with the Mount Pleasant nine
today at O'Clock on the 18th street
reservoir field. Challenges to the
Hartfords are being received by " H.
Bremerman, 421 Randolph street
northwest.
After its triumph over the Winton
Juniors, / to 0. the Shamrock Juniors
are all primed to meet the Elliotts
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock on the dia-
mond at 18th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue southeast.
Confident that IT can give some of
tile. the Huron Athletic Club plans to
book several games this week.
George Kundahe, SO Bryant street Is
manager.
Pfketown Athletic Club is out for
the scalps of local mines. This morn
ing at 10 o'clock it was to clash with
the st. Joseph Juniors on the Plaza
diamond.
HSAf e.
place when the Knickerbockers will
meet the strong Hilltop Athletic Club
this afternoon at 8 o'clock on the
field at 37th and Reservoir streets.
Washfnxton sandlot followers ex-
pect real treat this afternoon at
Maryland Park. when Union Printers.
winners of the national tournament
Maryland Athletic Club. independent
titleholders Of Prince Georges
county.
Games in the hfteen-year-old class
are wanted by the Moline Athletic
Club. Telephone challenges to Man
ager Abramson. Main $3.50.
Coburn Athletic Club wants to
hear from teams in the sixteen-year-
old class. Communicate with Man
ager r. Macleod. 1904 Eye street.
Boiling Field AvfatOrn, regarded as
the strongest soldier nine in the city.
will journey to Arlington, Va, this
afternoon to tackle the team repre-
senting that town. Plav will start
at 3 o'clock.
Chevy Chase Athletic Club will
strive to continue its winning streak
of ten consecutive victories, when 1t
will hook up with the Suldec Ath-
letic Club today on the formers field.
All Suldeo players are requested to
report at eth and d streets at IL
O'Clock.
Rambler. will do battle with the
Prince George Athletic Association
nine today at o'clock on the lat
,, ter's diamond. Rambler players are
urged to report at Sth street and
.'ennsylvania avenue southeast at 1
o'clock.
Happy Serrin probably will hurl for
the Shamrocks against Silver Spring
this afternoon on the latter's dia-
mOnd.
MOhawks and the Seamen Gunners
will do battle this afternoon on the
field at 5th and l. streets southeast
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