Evening star., 1924-07-27

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formidable III the series. Dominican
the first series Of matches, with A
With Mclean or Laycock ready (
promises to be q thriller. Mcconnell
Tor the Lyceum combination The
as the other three games.
-, Shamrock failed to fare so we'll in
the hrst series and today it will en-
counter the clover Maryland Athletic
tlup on the lttterS grounds A
Ioush job awaits the HarpS, for the
Maryianders showed their real
hieSSh oy administering severe
Sunday.
Petworth tossers also face diff
Suit ass gnment in the Mohawk Ath-
Ietlc Club that will play host today
at Union Park. Both of these mines
realize that they Will have TO start
winning games if they are TO be in
the running. Since the Indians were
d;3I"ned by Arlington in the deciding g
TIT for second place honors in the
first series, the form sharks declare
mat Petworth also is apt to topple
us opponent today. AT any rate, it
sR0uId be an interesting game
Inc underdogs' of the first series
dale Athletic Club entertains the
knickerbockers at Arlington Park.
There is not much to choose between
these.
Competition should wax hot in the
nVe games carded in the Potomac
series today. st. Joseph players, who
nave been setting the pace in section
A. VIII be matched against the Com
forter Club at Eighteenth and r
streets southeast. while Georgetown
VIII entertain the Rosslyn nine at
Ihirty-seven and r streets Both
games will start at O'Clock.
should the Union Printers point the
. diamond at $3.50 o'clock. they will
practically cinch the title in section
B. At the present time. the Typos
are leading with four wins in as
many starts. while the Hilltops have
shared three victories out of four
games. oDonnell's Drug Store nine
Is scheduled to tackle the Milans on
The Washington Barracks diamond at
match.
Probably the most closely contested
game VIII be on tap when the Eastern
Athletic Association unlimited tos-
serS play host to the Ransdell team
at Fifteenth and G streets northeast.
The match will be bitterly fought.
too, for keen rivalry exists between
the two clubs for supremacy in sec
ton c. They Will take the field at
3 o'clock.
Only three games are listed in the
Washington Maryland circuit. but
each one should abound in action
interior department team, nosed out
oy the Eoamers last Sunday in a
stirring 4-to-3 engagement. hopes to
come back" against the Seat
field.
strong favorite to cop the Washing
tom Maryland banner, intends to
continue its winning streak at the
expense of the Roamers today on
the formers grounds. Batson. who
has earned quite name as a strike
out King, probably will face the
Roamers. Bill Hoffman also may be
called to h1ri for Mount Rainier
Prince George Athletic Association
will tackle the Clinton nine on the
latter's grounds in the other league
game. Play will start at o'clock in
all three tits.
With eight wins in as many starts
garnered in the Benning-P Prince
Club aims to advance today in
double-header with the Seat Pleasant
Federals on the formers grounds.
Bradbury Heights is second in the
race with six wins and two defeats
sixteen games will be played in
the senior, Junior and midget ranks
of the Washington Base Ball and
Athletic Association series. Here's
the schedule:
Senior Class.
Section A-Eastern VS.. Kanawha, |
West at l; Riverside VS.. Northern, |
South "a ].
Section B-Liberty VS.. Chevy Chase, |
Chevy Chase at 3.
Junior Class.
Section B-Ballston VS.. fremont. !
East at II: Elliott VS.. Paramount |
West at II: Hilltop VS.. Peerless. No. !
4 at II. /
Section C--Boys' Club VS.. Glover, |
No. l at 5: Mount Rainier VS.. War |
wick. No. 4 at l.
Midget Glass.
Section Barrow VS.. Trinity, South !
at S; Stanley VS.. st. Joseph, East at |
5; Stanley VS.. Arrow, East at !.
Section C-Meridian VS.. Ozark, |
West at 3; National VS.. Hanover, |
East at 3.
Section D-Hyattsville VS.. Mohic- |
ans, No. at 3; Aurora VS.. Peerless |
No. Z at 5; Peerless VS.. Aurora, No. |
) at /.
Other games scheduled in the asso- |
citation series for the next several |
days are as follows:
Senior Class.
Section August 3, Northern vs. |
kanawha, West at /.
Section B-August 3. Warwick VS.. |
Junior Class.
Section A-July so. Winton vs. |
Hess, No. 1, at 5; August l, St Mar |
tins VS.. Kanawha, Plaza, at S; July |
IS, Hess VS.. kanawha, Plaza, at 5. |
Section B-August 2, Hilltop VS.. |
Ballston, West, at 5; August 3, Balls |
ton VS.. Elliott, East, at IL; Peerless |
VS.. Paramount, West, at IL; fremont |
VS.. Peerless, South, at l;
Section C-August 3, Mt Rainier ,
VS.. Glover, South. at II; Boys Club
VS.. Warwick, East, at 1. :" |
Midget Class.
Section A-July 90, South End VS.. |
Eastern, Plaza, at 5: August l, Pierce |
VS.. Northern, No. 1. at 5; July 2S, Noel
VS.. Northern, No. l, at 5; July 21. I
Noel VS.. Eastern, Plaza, at ).
Section B-August 2, Stanley VS.. |
Arrow, No. 1, at 5; August 3, Arrow !
VS.. Corinthian, East, at 5; st. Joseph |
VS. Mt Rainier, South, at s.
Section C-August l, Meridian vs. |
Hanover. South, at 5; August 3. Ozark |
VS.. National, South, at 3; Meridian VS.. |
Hanover, East, at 8.
Section D-August 8, Aurora VS.. |
Nohicans, No. 2, at 8; Premier VS.. |
Peerless, No. z. at 5.
GIBBONS AND BRITISH
RIVAL PRIME FOR BOUT |
LONDON, July 26.-Tom Gibbons |