Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-19

Brown and Corcoran are consid-
cred two Of the best slabmen in this
vicinity. Some Of the strongest
mines in this section have been
booked. The White Haven Athletic
Club is slated for May 81. while ar
engagements now are being made to
play a double header with Percy
Vile, Va, on May 80. A challenge
has been issued by Rosslyn to the
Dreadnaughts, Cardinals and River
dale. Harry McGruder plans to
book a heavy schedule for June. He
can be reach ed at West 1777, or 1890
Goth street.
Vermont MidEcts WERE to clash at
o'clock with Friendship nine this
afternoon on the diamond at 18th and
streets southeast.
Overlook Athletic Club Is seeking
q game for tomorrow on it's field
Manager r. Crawford can be reached
at Lincoln 1906 between $50 and 10
o'clock.
st. JOseph Athletic Club is casting
about for game tomorrow with
some unlimited team. Get in touch
with Frank Cinotti. 139 D street
northeast.
Capital City Athletic Club will send
Its newly organized nine to tackle
the Milan Athletic Club today on the
latters field, 18th and c streets
northeast.
Union Printers played one of the
oest games of the season when they
defeated tho Boiling Field nine,
to 4.
st. Paul took both ends Of double
header. defeating the Oriole Midgets.
IL to and to 2. Fly and Collins
hurled well for the winners.
WintOns Juniors continued their
winning streak when they awamped
the Milans. Is to 4.
Yankee Athletic Club would like
to arrange a game for tomorrow.
Telephone challenges to Main 1911.
or Main 4046.
Argyle Athletic Club fell before the
newly organized California Athletic
Club, IL to /. Mills struck out thir-
teen players and connected with three
hits in four trips to the plate. Games
can be arranged with the Californians
by telephoning to L. Mills. Columbia
5451, after o'clock.
Mount Pleasant Juniors, that defeat
ed the Argyle Props. II to 3. would
like to meet the EpiphanX Juniors.
Liberty Athletic Club, Knick Juniors
and Warwicks. The manager is re-
ceiving challenges at Col. 1925 be-
tween and o'clock.
In . tightly played game. the Peer
less Athletic Club defeated the Man
hattans. s to 5. Besides hurting
creditably, Glasgow of the winners
smashed two triples Peerless is
ready to book games with teams In
the fourteen sixteen-year-old class,
according to Manager Louis B. Glea-
son, 1913 5th street northeast.
Piketown Athletic Club was to do
battle with the Takoma Park Eeniors
All Piketown players are urged to
report not later than 4:30 o'clock
Tomorrow the Piketown players will
clash with the Times-Herald nine on
the field at 18th and Kennedy streets.
RialtO Athletic Club romped away
with the Golden Crown Athletic Club,
10 to 6. Phillips hurled masterfully
for the winners.
suldees had an easy time trouncins
the Senator's. "a to 10. Tho hitting
and fielding of Huseman and the
brilliant slab work of Shapiro en-
abled the suldecs to win: Teams de-
year-old class are urged to call
Franklin 10131.
southena MidSen were booked to
clash with the Sheiks today. Mana
ger Kilroy of the Southends wants to
hear from teams in the midget class.
His phone number is Franklin 1915.
Girard Juniors defeated the Indians,
Is to Z.
Spartans. indicated this year, add
ed another to their list when they
vanQuished the Yankees, IA to -.
Telephone the manager Of the Spar
tans at Lincoln SIS for games in the
thirteen fourteen-year-o division.
One of the best Games Of the season
IS expected to take place when the
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Anacostta. No. Is. nine
will engage the Post ONCE team. at
Congress Heights. tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. The Juniors have an
open date for Tuesday afternoon.
The manager can be reached at Lin
coin 1882.
Vi11ard.FirnoCn.