Evening star., 1924-04-29


Vic woolridge, pilot OF the Knick-
erbockers, will give the mound as
signment to Ross Fischer, who turned
in 6 to victory over the Dread
naughts OF Alexandria Sunday. The
Knickerbocker boxman held the Vir-
ginians down to five bingles and he
is apt to offer Lusby real mound
duel.
AL Mills, Nick PAMELA and p. Y.
Messink are three other fingers cor
rallied by Manager Kersey. n. l.
Pixton also may do some hurting for
the Waverlys. Walter Hughes, Tony
Burns. Bernhardt, Eddie Behrle.
| Joseph Toomey. r. F. Hodges and
in the infield. while Joe Tucci, Will
liam S. Mann, Arthur Morrison. Nor
ris Schultz and F. B. Weitzel hope
to land positions in the outheld. The
Waverly pilot will put the finishing
touches on his team today at o'clock
on the Union Station Plaza grounds.
A brisk drill will be the order for
the Cherrydale Athletic Club today
and Saturday at o'clock on Clark's
Hill diamond. Eddie Foster Will
superintend the practice.
EIated over their 26 to 10 victory
over the Spalding Athletic Club, the
Argyle Seniors now are casting about
for other battles. p. M Cook, at Colum-
bia 8094, is listing games. Coach Be-
saw of the ArgyleS has mustered
clever array of tossers and he hopes
to cut a Swath in the senior division
Of the Washington Base Ball and
Athletic Association series B. Rob-
inson of the Argyles connected for
two homers and four triples against
the Spaldings.
Coe Class players of the Mount
Vernon Place Church were to meet
the Calvary Methodist Episcopal nine
today at Sis o'clock on diamond No.
3 of the Monument grounds.
Vienna Athletic Club of Vienna, Va,
is anxioust to meet some strong unlimlt-
ed teams Sunday on the home diamond
Challenges may be sent to Manager
]. Phillips. jr., at Lincoln 30Sl after
6 o'clock
Members of the District of Colum-
| probably will not officiate in the sun
day games of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association. The
| two bodies failed to agree on price
at meeting last night, Cmpires for
| the Potomac League, which is affiliat-
! ed with the w. B. A. A, are to be Sc
| lected at a meeting of team repre-
sentatives Thursday night at the st.
Stephens club.
Rinlto tossers scored a 21-to-7 vic
! tory over the Y. NJ. H. A. nine of Bal
! tiInore on the latter's field. Twenty
three bingles, including a trio of
| hoInerS, were garnered by the win
| nerS. Gutenberg and Goodman were
| in top form for the Rialtos.
Players representing the goth En-
| gineers of the Washington barracks
| this season. Manager Mopdodd is
booking games at the barracks
These tossers of the Troxell senior
| ing tonight at 1880 o'clock at 1888
North Capitol street: Hill, Simmons,
Callahan, Stein. Lucas. Littleton,
Wheeler, Jeffries, Miller, Horstkramp,
Jardine, Chaconas, Jacobs, Farrell
w. Jardine, Hass, Reesh and Frank.
| Eastern Athletic Association juniors
were to oppose the Shamrock Juniors
| today at 4:3o o'clock on the grounds
at 18th and d streets northeast.
Mclean Juniors fell before the Man
| the winners famed nine. Games with
! the Manhattans can be arranged by
| calling the manager at Lincoln 1926
between and 3 o'clock.
! Hnndovers nosed out the South
! Capitol Midgets in Il 5-to-4 match
| The game went thirteen innings
| Bradley hurled well for the winners
Manager Leslie shaw of the Sham
rock Seniors wants to match his nine
against some strong senior team to-
morrow or Friday. Teams having
| their own diamonds may telephone
Shaw at Lincoln 1868
| Interior Department team will make
its debut against the Navy Yard Ma
rines Thursday at o'clock, on the
| Boiling Field grounds. The Interior
| players are to work out today al
I 4:30 o'clock on diamond No. Of the
| Monument grounds.
Comforter Club players are to report
| Friday at $50 o'clock, on the field al
18th and 3 streets northeast.