Evening star., 1924-06-23

total OF thirteen hits. Smith, Thomas,
Dawson, Murphy and Tate, each
clouted pair OF bingles for the win
ners.
Linworth tossers combed the sIants
OF Hays and Bombrest for thirteen
bingles to down the Apaches, II to 5,
in section y.
Warwick Athletic Club was forced
to extend itself to nose out the
Liberty team, to 3, in section h.
rhe I'm, losers fell short of one run to
tie the count in the eighth inning
Corkins, on the mound for the
Emblems, allowed but pair of
blows against the Shamrocks. his
team winning, to 0, in section B.
Casey OF the winners was the only
PLAYER to drive two binglcs, one OF
which was double.
Only four matches were played in
the junior division of the w. b. a. A.
series. In section =. the Ellio;ts
downed the Paramounts in an 1s-to-2
engagement. Underwood and Booth,
who toiled on the mound for the
winners. allowed only three safe
drives.
Peerless players had an easy time
with the Hilltops, who were downed.
10 to ?. a rally in the first session.
that netted five runs. paved the way
for the winners. Grossberg of the
HilItops and Carroll of the Peerless
team did well on the mound.
Mount Rainier juniors suffered Il
l6-to-4 beating at tho hands Of the
Crescent Athletic club in section &.
Except for a bad third inning, when
FIVE runs were garnered of him, 3.
Bellman of the losers hurled in fine
style. Simmons Of the winners knock
ed three safeties to lead both sides
al bat
Glover Athletic Club upset the dope
by turning in a 6-to-4 victory over
the Boys Club nine in section G.
canavan OF the C1OverS Carnered a
trio of hits. Quinn. winning boXman,
yielded seven safe clouts. four Of
which were divided between Harding
and Hitch.
Midget teams affiliated with the
W. +. 4. 4. had their innings yester-
day, there being ten games played in
two divisions. Six matches were in
section Is.
Effective hurting by Goldsmith of
the BallSton youngsters enabled his
team to take the measure of the Ire
monts. 10 to ;. The winning boxman
also accounted for a pair Of hits.
\ spirited game resulted in the Ar
wTrinity engagement. which the
former won. to !. Each side col
lected five wallops. with Collins of the
winners and Hopkins Of the Trinitys
each accounting for pair Of bingles
Rainier Midgets. l9 to 5. Twelve hits
decided the Issue. Cross Of the win
ners and Keefer OF Mount Rainier
had their batting eyes working.
Stanleys also took the measure Of
the Trinity nine, winning, i3 to o.
Baker of the winners led in hitting.
He drove three timely wallops. Five
runs in the eighth inning put the
game on ice for the Stanleys.
Scheer. hurler Of the Aurora Midgets,
held the Congress Heights nine hit
less in five innings. his team win
ming. "a to O. The winners slammed
nineteen blows. four Of which were
registered by Hutchinson.
There was one other match in sec
ton b OF the midget division. St
Joseph's fell before the Stanieys, ~
70 ! Clark of the winners and
Cfnotti OF st. Joseph's each hit a trio
Of safeties Pavella was the winning
boXman.
Those fans interested in section {
Of the midget division were treateo
% four games Premier tossers took
the long end of a 19-to-10 count with
the Hyattsville team. "iseman OF
the losers slammed three bingles,
while Walton of the same nine con-
nected for homer.
at the hands of the kauawhas. Engle
who hurled for the winners. was
touched for eight bingles, but he
struck out fourteen. NJ. Lewis OF the
winners shoEe at bat.
Midget teams of the Hanovers and
the Shamrocks waged l0-tc-lo
game Hanovcrs pushed over a mark
er in the ninth to deadlock the
count.
Meridian players ran roughshod
over the Ozarks. winning, is TO B..
The winners collected eighteen hits.
Stevens was in top form on the mound
for the winners.
Hflltopx slammed thirty-one bingles
to down the Virginia Grays, 81 to l.
in the Potomac League. Ellwood
held the Virginians to four clouts.
Alsop and Schilke each accounted for
five wallops.
Union Printers continued their win
ming streak by routing the st. Steph
ems team. II to 5. Lemeric and Hood
of the Typos were impressive at bat.
Pound. winning boxman, yielded but
four blows.