The Washington times., 1923-07-02

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OF the nine games on today's'
card. the match between. the Mo-
hawk Props and the st. Teresa
team in Section "A Of the senior
class is regarded by many fans as
q feature. These clubs are natural
rivals, their territory being separ-
ated by the Eastern branch Of the
Potomac.
Across the Pennsylvania ave-
nue. bridge win trek the Mohawk
Props with fire In their optics.
sc. Teresa Is q bitter foe and d
confident one. Several years 81
rivalry between the Mohawk
Props and the Saints has made
them anything but compatible.
This year both have the strong
est teams In their eventfuI history.
The game win be contested on
Randle field, at the foot Of the
bridge.
Junior Order and the Union
Printers will clash at Washington
barracks in Section A of the un.
limited class; Il Il the second run.
pettng in an opening game.
Old Lefty White. who still has
many q fine ball game in his south
aide, viii pitch for Junior Order
and It is probable that young Nor
man Hutchinson will face him for
the Printers, who are remembered
Tor their splendid fight for the
championship In 1922 and their
title victory IN the national tourna-
naent of Union Printers teams at
Cleveland.
Section b, Of the unlimited
class. produces IN opening game
between. the Park View and
BrOOIKIand teams. to be played on
the BrOOIxIand field ne Seventh
and Monroe streets. These clubs
have been winning regularly.
Park View, only yesterday, handed
the Handleys d neat trimming and
has beaten some crack teams, In
eluding PetWOrtlI and Maryland
IA. @. RrO0Ikland il D dark horse
N the race, according to some
dOpesters.
ST. Joseph and Comforter clubs
I'LL clash in Section q. Of the llrl-
limited class on the Comforter field
st Eighteenth and b streets south
east. The competition in this sec
ton Is expected to be particularly
close, with many fans believing the
Comforter Club to have q slight
edge.
This game was shifted from the
new Union Park, which will not be
~ shape for play for perhaps a
week.
The Aztecs win travel from the
southwest section to Mt. Rainier to
meet the Century team in Section
b, Of the senior class. Incidentally,
the new bus system from Fifteenth
and I'll streets northeast makes the
popular Mt. Rainier field more ac-
Cossible to the city sandlotters.
The WarWicks and EIliOtts win
omen section A Of the Junior class
On the ROsedeIe field and the pre-
lflminaxy showing Of these two
young teams indicates stiff con-
test.
The Shamrock Juniors, with one
u the most ambitious teams In the
whole series, will meet Billy Loves
Langdon Mardfeldts in section B,
Junior class, on the diamond at
Fifth ana L streets southeast. It
- the only junior game listed in
the southeast section OF town and
probably will draw many fans in
terested In the youngsters.
In section C of the Junior class
the Warwick Props, who have no
connection with the Warwick A. c.,
will meet the st. Martins team on
the Milan field at Fifteenth and c
streets northeast.
The Midgets will start action with
= game between the Auroras and
Emblem Reserves at Seventeenth
and D streets southeast. It was
planned to play the Midget games
at 10 o'clock in the morning, but
It may be necessary to make other
arrangements.