Evening star., 1924-07-17

place, and they are apt to prove bot
Fans interested in the two teams
expect mound duel Sunday. Lefty
Kagle, AL Rector or H. Newkirk is
likely to hurl for Tuxedo. Ryon and
w. Moreland probably will be called
upon by the Maryland Park pilot. If
Tuxedo is victorious Sunday, 1t still
will have a rough road to travel. Ben
ming Athletic Club is leading the league
with six wins in as many starts. Lof-
fer tossers are second; Bradbury
Heights, fifth; Pierce Athletic Club,
sixth: Capitol Heights, seventh, and
Seat Pleasant Federals, eighth.
Mount Rainier Juniors are to meet
tonight at 8 o'clock at 1925 Eastern
avenue. Challenges to the Mount
Rainiers are being received by Mana
ger Bellman at Hyattsville S79-R.
Western Electric Co. nine of the
Commercial loop broke into the win
column yesterday by downing the
Western Electric Installation team,
to 3, in sixinning match. The win
ners slammed five Wallops, including
double by Smith.
Clark and Shirley of the Cardinal
nine clouted homers when their team
nosed out the Eagles, to 3. Peters
Of the losers also accounted for
for the Eagles, yielded but four
safeties.
General Accounting Office players
continued their winning streak in
the Government series by beating the
City Post Office outfit, 8 to o. Con
over, who toiled on the mound for the
winners, held City Post Office to
pair of bingles and famed five bat
terS.
Kanayyha Juniors registered total
of I safeties in showing the way to
the Hess tosSers II to 3, in section A
of the junior class Of the w. B. b.
A. A. series. RUPERT, Tash and Har-
vey each smacked pair OF clouts.
Schatz and Sykes of the winners were
nicked for seven blows.
Washington Barracks tossers alb
sorbed a 16-to-10 beating at the hands
of the Army Medical Corps. bar
rage of IS bingles decided the issue.
Howard of the victors led both teams
at the stick with four blows in as
many times to the plate.
Columbia Engine Company was
forced to extend itself to exc out a
9-to-7 victory over the Alexandria
Alexandria Commercial League. Each
side smacked six safeties. The losers
threatened to tie the count in the
seventh when they pushed over five
markers.
Government Printing Office had an
easy time with the Registers,
winning, 13 to 4, in the colored de-
partmental series. Peace and Dixon
droe homers for the losers, while
Butler and Irving shone at the bat
for Government Printing Office.
Shamrock Juniors of section A, jun
ior class of the w. B. B. A. A. series,
will strive to topple the Wintons to-
morrow in a game starting at 5
o'clock on the Plaza field The Sham
rock Juniors are to meet tonight at
529 11th street, while the Midgets
will gather at the same place tomor-
row night.
bradbury Heights Athletic Club will
hold lawn fete on the lawn of the
Bradbury Heights School next Mon
day and Tuesday for the benefit of
its ball team.
Jack Mooney Of the District Fire
mems base ball team is on the look
out for games tomorrow, Saturday
and Sunday. He can be telephoned
at Lincoln 1914 after O'Clock
Circle MidKetx. who downed the
Carlyle Midgets in an 11-to-s match,
would play the Hess and Handley
mines The Circle pilot may be tele-
phoned at Lincoln 67S2. James Kane
of the Circles hurled we'll against the
CarlyleS