Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-06-30

Denlnd the M ohaWkS.
Claude of Cherrydale was touched
for eleven hits by the Mohawks
while the Virginians slammed Kelly
blows were scattered and Cherrydale
played errorless ball behind its
hurler.
A four-run Petworth rally in the
seventh inning sent the Dominican
Lyceum outfit down to defeat. Nc
Council was the victim of the on
slauaht. Chase held the Dominicans
to six safeties and was we'll backed
up by his mates.
The Shamrocks made 1t two wins
In as many days over the Knicker-
bockers, also with a seventh-inning
rampage that was good for three
runs Each team made but six hits
Five of the dozen blows; were for
extra bases.
Waverly threatened to run away
from Arlington. scoring three runs in
the first pair of innings, but the Vir-
ginians then got busy and pounded
Mills for their sixth straight win.
Flaherty and Utterback led the
Arlington attack.
BenBinR BANKED the Bradbury
Heights outfit in the Benning- Prince
Georges League. to 0, while Mary
land Park beat Capitol Heights. to
5. and Tuxedo nosed out Pierce, 10
to 3. in eleven innings.
Cleveland. pitching for Benning,
yielded but two hits and never was
In danger of being scored against.
5. Colvin got two of Benning's nine
Suits hard hitting helped Maryland
Park score its win over Capitol
Heights. He got a homer and two
singles in three times at bat.
AFTER Pierce scored in the eleventh.
Tuxedo rallied and pushed two runs
Pierce re-
knocked from the slab.
IN the Misunderstanding League
the leading Mount Rainier team was
! to 2, by Maryland Athletic Club
Interior trounced Snyder-Farmer
Post. to !. and Prince Georges
banked the Roamers. s to 0.
Mccormick, hurting for Maryland.
allowed Mount Rainier but four hits,
while his mates banged Hoffman for
thirteen. four of them being made by
Hook
.Clatterbuck of Prince Georges also
pitched we'll giving the Roamers only
three safeties. Houchen of the win
ners hit for total of eight bases in
four times at bat
with Kyle hurting in splendid form,
interior easily vanqu:shed the Legion
naires. He gave Snyder-Farmer but
hVe scattered swats.
st. Joseph's now leads section A of
the Potomac League by virtue of a
lo-to-l victory over the Rialtos. In
the other section A tilt yesterday
Georgetown Athletic Association beat
Comforter: 3 to 2 In section B the
Union Printers beat the Milans. 10
to 3. while in section Tenleytown
defeated Lehigh. to s and to 4. in
double header. Ransfen downed
st. Stephens. to 3, and White Haven
forfeited two games to Eastern.
st: Joseph got fifteen hits off two
Rialtos, while Robinson did some ex-
cellent hurting for the Northeast
cr"w. GEORGETOWN Athletic Associa-
ton had to battle desperately to
IL. .Jle me Comforters.
and a single in five times at bat ma
terially aided the Union Printers in
their victory over Milans.
Augustine. pitching for Ransdel1.
struck out fourteen st. Stephens bat
ters. Farrell of the winners made
four hits in as many times at bat
Poole was credited with pitching Ten
1eytowns first victory after he came
all the way in the second game for
another win.
Senior division games of the Wash
ington Base Ball and Amateur Ath-
letic Association were rather one
beat the Kanawhas. s to 5,
and the Argyles forfeited to the East
ems. In section B. Chevy Chase beat
the Shamrocks, IA to 4; Warwicks
downed the Mount Rainier Emblems,
IA to l, and Linworth vanquished the
Libertys, IL to z.
Nymark pitched we'll for the North
ems. despite a couple of scoring in
nj1gs staged by the latter. Chevy
Chase needed but six innings to over
whelm the Harps. while the War
wicks swamped the Mount Rainier
Emblems under a deluge of twenty
two hits. and the Linworths staged
a four-run rally in the eighth to take
the measure of Liberty.
There was q deal Of scoring in the
junior division of the w. B. B. A. A. A.
In section B Peerless beat the Para
mounts, 10 to 6, and Ballston nosed
out the Elliotts, 10 to II. In section
C the Mount Rainier Juniors over
came the Warwick Juniors. to 9.
: Peerless ran up its huge score in
six innings. while Ballston and the
Elliotts did all their run getting in
a like number Of frames. Mount
Rainier Juniors settled the issue in
their contest with the Warwick
Juniors with a ,f1ve-run first inning.
Many games were held in the mid
get division of the w. B. B. A. A. A.
yesterday. In Section B the Arrows
beat Mount Rainier, 6 to 5. and the
Corinthians, 10 to Z, but the Corin-
thians toppled St. Joseph's, II to II.
Nationals defeated Ozarks, IL to 5,
and Hanover beat Kanawha, Is to 0,
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