Evening star., 1924-07-20


Action aplenty is anticipated in the
other six Potomac League engage
ments. Rialtos. who have been set
ting a merry pace in section A, will
strive to toppie the formida bl e
Georgetown Athletic Association out
nj on Diamond No. of the Monu-
ment grounds in a match starting g
at ) o'clock. One other game will
be played in section A. Ro slyn and
the Comforter mines are to meet at
O'Clock at Eighteenth and B streets
southeast.
Milan players viii tackle the
ODonnells Drug Store team in sec
uon b. while Eastern Athletic Asso-
citation unlimited tossers will enter
tam the Tenleytown Athletic Club
an twln Dill starting at 1:So o'clock
at FIFTEENTH and c streets northeast
IN section c. Chris Hutchinson OF
Inc Fasteners announced yesterday
mat he would assign the mound duty
10 Raines and Neidfeldt.
Eansdell tossers will face the Le-
hlgh Athletic Club at l O'Clock on
the Handley diamond in another sec
ton c match.
A temr-ine menu is offered in the
aShlngton- Maryland loon today
Only iour game are carded, but each
promises to be a Snappy one Mount
Rainier, winner of the first series
viii play host to the Snyder-Farme
49,, NiA4e cedl tIeaS2Nt VIII face
the Prince Georges Athletic Associa-
ton, and the Interiors will battle the
RoamerS in twin bill on the Con-
gress Heights field. The first two
mentioned games VIII start at 3
O'CLOCK, but the RoamerS and the In
terlorS VIII take the field at 1870
O'clock
Those who have followed the wash
1ngton- Maryland series expect the
Mount Rainiers to garner the league
tltIe; The Mount Rainiers are well
fortified with boXmen. having Bill
Hoffman and Irving Batson as their
mainstays. A few of the form sharks
are of the opinion that Interior and
Prince Georges will make matters in
teresting for Mount Rainier AT the
present time. Mount Rainier and In
terror are tied for top place in the
second series.
Independent League teams. now
competing in the second series, are
due 10 produce some lively action to-
day. Petworth Athletic Club, downed
by the Arlington tossers last week,
hopes to give better account of it
self against the Knickerbockers at 8
o'clock in the Georgetown Hollow.
Maryland Athletic Club, formerly OF
the Washington Maryland series, will
make its debut in The Independent
circuit by entertaining the Cherry
dale nine at the Chesapeake Beach
old rivals will meet when the
Shamrocks and Dominican Lyceum
battle at Union Park. Another good
match is expected in the Arlington
Mohawk tilt on the formers grounds.
These games also Will get under way
at 3 o'clock.
HerzI diamond athletes will tackle
the Yankee Athletic Club today at ii
o'clock on diamond NO. OF the
Monument grounds.
Those senior teams Interested in
the organization of stx-c!ub league
a meeting Monday night at 52S
Eleventh street southeast.
Competition will be resumed in
most Of the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association senior, jun
Tor and midget divisions. Seventeen
games are listed, as follows:
SENIOR GLASS.
eection A-RiyerdaIe vs. Eastern. Fifteenth
~ Section B|Tiberty VS.. Emblem. East at /;
Warwick VS.. Chevy Chase, No. at l.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Section B-Peerless VS.. Ballston, West at
VI. fremont vs. Elliott, East at IL; Fair-
mount vs. Hilltop, Hilltop at l.; ..S
Section C-warwick VS.. Boys Club, South
at II; Clover Crescent, South at d.
MIDGET CLASS.
sAction B-St. Joseph VS.. Arrow, West at
&: Trinity VS.. Corinthian. East at .; MT.
Rainier vs.. Stanley, South at ); Corinthian
VS. Trinity. No. at IL. .
Section Ozark vs.. Hanover. EAST at o.
National VS. Meridian. West at 3.
Section D-Peerless VS. MOhicans; No ,a 3 at
!; Aurora Premier. No. at .; Ayatts-
willie vs. Mohicans, No. at 3.
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