Evening star., 1924-05-19

A raily in the eighth inning. which
netted four runs, enabled the War
wicks TO down the Chevy Chase nine
. TO :. in section Il OF the senio'
division. The winners com bed Fris-
bic for twelve Safeties. Cornell was
in top form for the WarwickS, as he
allowed but six wallops. Handbook
snacked i triple for the winners.
eighth inning. the Liberty nine took
the measure OF the MardfeldtS. : to 6,
in another match in section L. Waple
Of the winners tcok ten hatters over
the strike-out route. He faced
worthy opponent in Wheeler. who
famed seven.
Another close battle in section Il
resulted III the Apache-Shamrock
Senior match. which the former won.
TO ; The ApaChss scored their
winning marker in the seventh ses-
sion. Each side garnered hut five
binCleS. Swan OF the ApacheS being
the only player to connect for pair
of hits.
harrage of eleven safe clouts
gave the Lirworth nine a 9-to-5 vic
tory over the Enhlems in section K.
The count was deadlocked at 5-sll
until the seventh when the LinworthS
got 10 CCFkinS for q quartet of runs.
Kauawha SENIORS uncorked SUR
prise when they pointed the way TO
Eastern Athletic Association Seniors.
& 10 !. in section \. Thomas con-
nected fer three bingles in as many
trips t. the plate, while Dawson
and Radcliffe accounted for the other
Eastern hingleS.
There was some lively competition
In the juniors games of the W. B.
A s. series TIE Hilltop Peerless
match was the most exciting, the
game ending 3 TO $. These mines
Will meet again in section Is. Three
runs scored in the seventh inning
tied the count for the Hilltops. Wes-
ley and Groves OF the TIilltops and
Farran, Ready and Gieger of the
Peerless nine were the leading
sluggrrs.
Ballston players had an easy time
with the Tremonts. winning s to J.
in section &. Shreve, who hurled for
the winners, was nicked for but
three safeties two of them being
gathered by wilmer. Goldsmith Of
Ballstcn accounted for the only
triple of the game.
Crescents scored an Impressive
e-to-3 victory over the Mount Rainier
Juniors in section c. Timely batting
hy Corson, Fredericks and LOTUS
aided the winners. Fredericks held
the losers to four bingles,
Eliiott< ran rough.hod over the
Para mounts. when they connected for
thirteen safe drives to win, 25 to 6.
in section B. The winners accounted
for fourteen tallies in the first inning
and from then on were never headed.
Underwood hurled creditably FIR the
Elliotts.
Several interesting games resulted
in the midget race of the w. B. A. A.
Arrow players We're in q savage bat
ting mood when they routed the
Trinity nine, lS TO 8. in section 4.
Gates. Weir and Moore led the win
TerS attack. Donohue of the TrinityS
olouted four drives in five trips to the
ulate, but the remainder of his team
mates found the hurting of Heiss and
ZimaIi difficult to solve.
Mount Rainier Midgets fell before
the Corinthians. y to I. in section A
Sixteen bingles decided the issue
Duffy yielded but three hits, and he
turned in one of the best hurting
demonstrations i'll the midget games
yeSte erday.
\ spirited match was waged be-
tween the StanleyS and st Joseph's,
with the former winning, to 3, in
section A. ~ The St Josephs nine
threatened in the seventh, but they
accounted for but one run. Baker of
the winners garnered four hits in as
many times at bat.
Wolcott, on the mound for the
MeridianS, was inVincible against the
OzarkS his nine winning, to 9, in
section 3. He was touched for only
three safe drives. Colley and Stevens
batted we'll for the winners.
Clarendon Midgets turned in a IL
too victory over the Auroras in sec
tion C. Bingles by Sheehan and
Sheer aided the winners The last
mentioned player held the losers to
four hits.
Players of the Interior Department
team have been notified to report for
practice at the Congress Heights
grounds tomorrow afternoon at 4:30
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