Evening star., 1924-08-17

Tenleytown has surprised the form
sharks by it's stellar work in the
series matches and it undoubtedly
will offer the Ransdell clan a severe
test. The latter team, however, has
two talented boxmen in Coyle and
Augustine. Eastern Athletic Associa-
ton should bear watching, as it is
well fortified with fingers and saw
age batters. 1t will fall to Raines
or Neidfeldt to seek victory for the
Fasteners.
Although the Union Printers grab
bed the title in section B of the Po-
tomac series, there is some possibility
that they will not offer competition
in the final games. Heinie Webb.
pilot of the TYPOS. declared yester-
day that he would ask his players
today if they should play in the final
Potomac series matches. At Friday
nights meeting Of the Washington
Base Ball and Athletic Association
it was pointed out that the Printers
would have two chances to cop the
W. B. B. A. A. title providing they
shared the award in the Potomac
competition. 1t is recalled that the
Typos won the Departmental award,
which gives them the right to enter
the deciding tilts of the w, B. B. A.
A. series.
If the Printers relinquish their
right in the Potomac series and con-
centrate their attention to the other
games, then today's victor in section
c and the st. Joseph's team will be
opponents in the deciding match of
the loop. In order to put the finish
ing touches on his nine, Heinie Webb
will send the Printers against the
Alexandria Dire eadnaughts today at 3
o'clock on the latter's field. Hutchin-
son, Webb or Simons will be on the
firing line for the Typos.
The Printers may have put up tough
struggle to win the honors they now
hold, but this week they are in for the
test OF their lives. The nine will engage
in no less than four hard title matches
starting tomorrow, when they tackle
General Accounting Office. winner of
the Government title, in the first of
two-game series. The game will be
played at the Washington Barracks at
5 o'clock. General Accounting Office
toSsers will be met again Thursday at
Union Park Post Office nine will en-
counter the Typos twice, Wednesday and
Saturday, both games to be played at
Union Park. General Accounting Office
is matched against Post Office Tuesday
and Friday at the Washington Barracks
Arrangements now are being made to
have the War Interbureau, Treasury and
Commercial League winners stage a
Series of games by the latter part of
this week. According to present plans
the winner of the Potomac series will
tackle Mount Rainier of the Washing
ton-Maryland League next Sunday in the
first OF a three-game series Sandlot
followers will know the champion Wash
ington Base Ball and Athletic Associa-
tion team when the victor of the Gov
ernment League games opposes the sue
cessful nine in the Mount Rainier, Poto-
mac League series.
The race I'm the Indepe ndent League
is narrowing. Considerable interest
is being manifested in the four games
carded today. Petworth Athletic
Club, which has spurted lately, will
meet d rugged opponent in the Ar
lington Athletic Club. which now is
leading the race. The game will be
played at Arlington. Chase is ex-
pected ito hurl for Petworth. Play
will start at 3 o'clock, the same time
as the other three tilts.
Dominican Lyceum will be enter
tanned by the MARYLAND Athletic Club