Evening star., 1924-04-28

tenders rounded out their remaining
practice tilts.
Snyder-Farmer Post of Hyattsville
turned in a 6-to-5 victory over the
Standard Oil team, while Mount
letic Association tossers. ii to 6. Five
runs in the first inning gave the Seat
Pleasant Athletic Club a S-to-6 win
over the Milans Prince Georges
Athletic Club nine fell before the
Union Printers,-S s to Z, but 1t played
exceptionally well.
Brooks and II. Hiser each garnered
two bingles for the Snyder Farmer
Post team against the Standard Oil
nine Both clubs were in top form.
Prince Georges athletes probably
would have showed the way to the
Printers if Tommy Ford had not
Knocked a homer with Lemeric on
base in the eighth.
Two leagues were to open today on
the Ellipse. General Accounting Office
team was to tackle the Government
Printing Office team in the Govern
ment League, while the Union Print
ers were to meet the Treasury team
in the Departmental circuit Annex
No ! team will face the Registers
nine in the opening match Of the
Treasury Department 1nterbureau'
loop Thursday on the west diamond
of the Ellipse.
Play in the Sunday School Base
Ball League was to open today with
Mount Vernon NJ. T.. Church South
nine meeting the West Washington
Baptist team on diamond No. OF
the Monument grounds. The game
will start at SIS O'Clock. The Coe
Glass players of the Mount vernon
Place church will tackle the Calvary
NJ E Episcopal nine tomorrow. me
Mount Vernon Place com blnatlon VIII
face the Coe Class team Friday.
Pierce Athletic Club of Hyattsville
successfully made its 1924 debut by
taking the measure OF the Loeiiler
Athletic Club in a 1-to-2 engage
the winners, while Hoffman hurled
in top form. Games with the Pierce
nine can be arranged by calling Man
agcr CLANCY at Hyattsville ia.
A superior attack enabled the Hess
Athletic Club to show the way to the
Hilltop Juniors, II to 10. Sixteen
bingles were registered by the win
ners. Summers, Dean and Bopp hit
hard.
EIwood and Haney. hurting for the
Hilltop unlimiteds. dished out puz-
zling brand of ball against the Rams
dells, their nine winning, IL to 5.
They held the losers down to six
safeties. A barrage of fifteen clouts
decided the issue.
White Haven Athletic. that will Of
fer competition in the Potomac
League. will sport a new diamond
this season. Work on the new field
was to start today. The White
Havens beat the st. Joseph's team, IL
to s, yesterday.
Tank Corps presented a clever team
when it downed the Army Air Service
nine, to ..
Peerless Athletic Club is counting
heavily on Lusby and Mccormick to
turn back the Eastern High nine to-
day at 2 o'clock on the Rosedale dia-
mond
Manager Frank kersey of the Wa
verify Athletic Club wants all players
to report for practice tomorrow at
o'clock on the Rosedale field.
Members of the CherrydaIe Athletic
Club are to hold dance tonight in
the auditorium. The proceeds will
meeting will be held tomorrow night
in the clubhouse.
Manager Frank Cinnotti hopes to
send his st. Joseph tossers through
their PAGES every afternoon this week
on the plaza grounds.
Parkway Athletic Club is seeking
games through its manager at Adams
1856. The Parkways average thir-
teen years old.
Clever hurting by Dozier OF the
Peerless Midgets gave his team a
9-to-3 win over the Tremonts. Wiles
of the winners had a perfect day at
bat, connecting for three clouts.
A well contested game was waged
between the Black and White Club
and the Navy Yard Marines, which
the former won. to 6. Dakin and
Winegardner toiled on the mound for
the Black and White combination.
Whaler of the Congress Heights
nine and Hodgeous of the Shamrock
Seniors staged a pitching duel yes
terday, when the former won, 1 to O.
The winning boxman was nicked for
three hits and struck out a dozen
batters.
Liberty Athletic Club did the un-
expected when it triumphed over the
Virginia. RoSebudS in a 17-to-2 match.