The Washington times., 1924-05-03

Then there are the senior, junior
and midget divisions of the Wash
ington Baseball and Athletic Asso-
citation which is affiliated with the
National Baseball Federation.
To the Epiphany and Riverside
teams of section A, senior class,
goes the distinction of playing the
first game under the direction of
the Washington Baseball and Ath-
letic Association. They are SEIZED
uled to clash today at p. m. on
the south diamond Of the White Lot
As in the now defunct indie
pendent sandIOt series Of the last
three years the teams Of the
Washington Baseball and Athletic
Association are divided into
classes and the classes into sec
tons. The section winners will
play q final series i'm each class
for the championship. go ~,
Altogether seventy-odd teams are
scheduled for action tomorrow Four
games are of particular interest in
asmuch as they will be played by
teams that had large following
among the city's sandlot fans in the
last season, and some of them in the
last several seasons. They are the
teams now comprising the indie
pendent Sandlot League.
The Mohawk Club, Of southeast
Washington, which won the city
championship in the last two sea-
sons, will play the Dominican
Lyceum team at Union Park. Do,
minican Lyceum has been a leading
contender for the title during the
last three seasons.
PetwOrth, which fought a brave
battle i'm the last independent
sandl0t series, will tackle the
CheFrydale team of Arlington
county, Virginia, on the Silver
Spring field.
The Knickerbockers and Waverlys
will clash In the Georgetown. hol.
low. It will be remembered that
the Waverly club won the senior
and junior championships in 1922
and 1928. Then the club crashed
1t was reorganiZed as an unlimited
class outfit with Frank KerseA
managing the ball team.
The fighting Shamrocks, neigh
borhood rivals Of the Mohawks, will
take on the Arlington A. c., which
won the championship Of Arlington
county last year on the Arlington
diamond.
Nobody can predict with any de-
gree Of certainty the outcome Of
any one of these opening games
Of the Independent SandlO'
League, and more than that, M
one would venture his wad on a
pennant bet. 1t looks like q tight
battle,
The Potomac League IL divided
into three sections Of six teams
each. Thus the league win stage
nine games tomorrow.
Tomorrow's games in the senior,
Junior and midget classes follow:
Senior Class, Section A-Argyie VS..
Kanawha, No. 3, Monument Lot, p.
M; Eastern We. Northern, No. 3. Monu
Senior Glass, Section B-Apachs Va.
Linworth, Washington Barracks, I y.
M. Chevy Chase VS.. Mardfeldt, South
Diamond Ellipse' ! p M; Emblem VS.
m. Liberty VS.. Warwick, No 1. Monu
ment Lot. IL a. m.
Junior Glass. Section B--BallstOn VS.,
TdTdnouut, casl DidbuOHu blIpSo, II u.
M. Elliott VS.. Peerless, South Diamond
Ellipse, IL a, M; Hilltop vs. fremont,
No. 2, Monument Lot, IL a. m.
Junior Class. Section C--ArgyIe VS..
Clover, West Diamond Ellipse, II a. M.
Boys Club VS. Mt Rainier. East Dia-
mond EIipse, p. M: Crescent VS.,
Warwick. South Diamond Ellipse, s y,
m.
Midget. Section Barrow vs. Mt.
Rainier, East Diamond Ellipse, p. m.
mond Ellipse, 3 p. M. Stanley VS..
Trinity West Diamond Ellipse, 8 p. m.
Midget, Section C--Hanover We. Ma
Kanawhas VS.. Ozark, No l, Monument
Lot, p. M; Meridian vs. Shamrock.
No. g. Monument Lot p. m.
Midget. Section D--Aces VS. Mohicans,
endon vs. Peerless. No. I. Monument
Lot p; M; Hyattsville vs. Premier