Evening star., 1924-06-18


against it, the team has failed to i'm
the most talented tossers in the loca
Petworth hoped to show the way
to the Shamrocks today at o'clock
at Union Park and Saturday 1t hopes
to down the undefeated Dominican
Lyceum team at the Washington bar
racks. These are postponed games
Cherrydale Athletic Club will tackle
match Sunday at Silver Spring.
Ernie Schafer. former Central
High boxman who has considerable
experience in the minor leagues, VIII
attempt to advance Petworth TO-DAY
Tommy Thompson will oppose him.
Chase of Petworth will draw the
mound assignment Saturday. while
Mills or Edelin, will be called upon
Sunday. Three wins in a row for
Petworth would put IL in the run
ming. but if it fails. Manager Grier
will be Il sorry pilot.
Members of the board of directors
of the Washington Base Ball and
night at o'clock in the boys de-
partment Of the Y. M. c. A
Eastern Athletic Association un-
limited nine planned to tackle the
District National Bank team today at
o'clock on the grounds at 18th and
c streets northeast
Team representatives, Of the Wash.
ington Maryland League have called
a meeting tomorrow night at the
home of A. r. Holton. $500 Newton
street. Mount Rainier. The league
umpires are expected to be on hand.
Irving Athletic Club, with Jeffrie
hurting fine ball. took the measure
of the Truxton nine in IA 5-to-1 en-
gagement. The winning boxmen al
lowed but four bingles.
Pierce player. cIouted fifteen safe
ties to down the Eastern Midgets,
u to >, in section A Of the midget
division of the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association. Ritzenberg
smacked a homer. Burke, on the
mound for the winners was touched
for only seven blows.
Mohawk tosserx, that deadlock ed
with the Naval Aeronau tics nine in
3-to-3 match, hope to show the
way to the Commissioners Friday at
Humphries of the Indians and Pat
terson and Mills of the Aeronautics
hurled yesterday.
Boiling Field nine had an easy time
with the Medical Center team, win
ming, 10 to 2, in the Service League.
IIutz performed well on the mound
for the winners. while Fitzpatrick
and Swanson starred in the outfleld.
Potomac Yards and the Columbia
Engine Company were to be op-
ponents in the Alexandria CONNER
cial League today at o'clock at
the Dreadnaught Park. The Potomac
Yards team is counting on Davis and
PoSs, it's star battery.
Doc FarreI1's Au-Stars absorb a
12-to-1 beating at the hands of the
RanSdell tosserS. Haight- the Babe
Ruth" of the losers, failed to garner
. bingle. Hoyle held the Farrell nine
down to four safeties and famed
seven batters-
Effective hurting by Bopp of the
Hess Juniors enabled his team to
point the way to the Kanawha Jun
iors, to 1, in section A of the junior
division of the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association series. The
losers connected for four safeties-
Summers of the Hess team led both
teams at bat with a pair of safe
drives.
ODonneIPs Drug Store players ex-
pect to face Doc FarreIfs All-Stars
today at 5 o'clock at Union Park.
Ontario Athletic Club is seeking
games with teams averaging thirteen
and fourteen years old. according to
Manager Marks, who can be tele-
phoned at Columbia 1465.
st. Steph ems and the Union Print
ers will meet in an exhibition game
Sunday at o'clock at the Washing