Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-04-13


Base ball of the first order is ex-
pected in the league, as the pilots of
all eight clubs have mustered many
of the cleverest players hereabouts.
There will be doubt as to the winner
In the series, for the teams meet each
other three times, the last games
being played on September IL
Plenty of action should be forth
coming on August IA Double head
ers viii be played between Petworth
and Waverly, Cherrydale and Airing
ton, Dominican Lyceum and the
Shamrock unlimiteds and the Mo-
hawks and Khickerbockers.
Games TO be played in the series
follow:
May T. Petvorth VS.. Cherrydale, Dominican
Knickerbocker VS.. Waveriy; II, Petvorth vs.
Dominican Lyceum, Cherrydale Us. Mohawks,
Shamrock vs.. Knickerbocker, Arlington VS..
waverly; 10. Petworth VS.. Nohaxks, Shamrock
vs.. Waverly, Dominican Lyceum vs.. Airing
ton, cherrydale VS.. Knickerbocker; IS. Pet
worth VS.. Shamrock, Arlington VS.. Knicker-
booker, cheiTydale vs.. Dominican Lyceum, Mo-
hawks VS.. Waverly.
June !, PetWorth vs.. Arlington. Dominican
Lyceum vs.. Knicker booker, MohaEks Us. Sham
ICES onsnisag y.t rs"OT vs
Waver,y Cherrydsle w. Shamroeks, Mohawks
VS.. Ariington IS. Petworth VS.. waverly
CherIydale VS.. Arlington, Dominican Lyceum
VS.. Shamrock, hohawks VS.. Knickerbockers
ceuHn VS.. Mohawks, Shamrock Us. Arlington,
DoJninican Iyceum. Cherrydale vs.. Mohswks,
shamroeks VS.. Knickerbockers, Arlington VS..
waverly
July 8, Petwrrth vs.. Mohawks, shamrocks
VS.. WaverIy, Dominican Lyceum VS.. Airing
ton, Cherrydsle VS.. Knickerbockers; 10, Pet
worth We. Shamrocks, Arlington vs.. Knicker-
bookers, Cher1ydale VS., Dominican Lyceum,
lington, Dominican Lyceum VS.. Knickerbocke
Mohawks vs.. shamrocks. cherrydale VS..
waveriy: q, PetwOrth vs., Knicksrbocksrs,
Dominican Lyceum vs.. Waverly, Cherry dale
VS.. Shamrock, Mohawks VS.. Arlington.
August ., double headers between PetwoTth
minican Lyceurn and skamroeks, and Mohawks
and knickerbockers; 10 PetEorth VS.. Cherry
dale Dominican Lyceum VS.. Hohawks, Sham
"; II, Petwor.h vs.. Dominican Lyceur. Chsrry-
dale VS.. hohawks, Shanrocks VS.. Knieker-
bocksr5, Arlington VS.. Wayeriy; "a, Petworth
rs. Mohawks, shamrocks VS.. Waveriy. Domini-
can Lyceum VS.. Arlington, Cherrydale vs..
Knickerbockers: 81, Petworth VS.. Shamrocks,
Arlington vs.. Kniokerbockers, Cherrydale vs..
Dominican Lyceum, Mohawks VS.. Waverly.
September Z, Petworth VS.. Arlington, Do
mintcsn Lyceum vs.. Knickerbocksrs. Mohavks
vs.. shamrocks, Cherrydale vs.. Waverly; IA,
Petwcrth vs.. Knickerbockers. Dominican Ly.
ceum rs. Waverly, Cherrydale vs. Shamroeks,
Aohawks VS.. Arlington.
Vienna Athletic Club intends to cut
a wide swath in sandiot circles this
StdSUH. tfaICHeF ana IOnONer, re-
ported to be clever boxmen, will do
most of the hinging for the Vienna
club. Ross also is considered a good
receiver. Players are to report for
practice tomorrow at 2 o'clock on
diamond No. of the Monument
can be arranged by communicating
with Manager r. Phillips at Vienna,
Va.
Dominican Lyceum players are ex-
pected to report at the clubhouse, sos
eth street southwest. today at 2:15
o'clock. The squad will work out at
2:30 O'Clock on diamond No. of the
Monument grounds.
Cardinal Athletic Club of Alexan-
dria will open its season against the
ODonnelIs nine today at o'clock on
the Virginian's diamond. City Man
ager Wilder NJ. Rich of Alexandria
will throw out the first ball.
Manager Buck Grier of the Petworth
Athletic Club viii send his players
through the PAGES today at II O'Clock
on the Silver Spring diamond.
Cberrydale athletic Club has post
poned its dance, scheduled for this
Friday, until April IS, according to
Mickey Johnson The Cherrydale
day on Clarks Hill diamond. a meet
ing will be held tomorrow night at 8
O'Clock at the clubhouse.
Manager Louis j. Bender of the
Tenieytown Athletic Club is casting
about for game today. He can be
telephoned at Cleveland 271-J.
Northern Athletic Club, which will
offer competition in the senior divi-
sion of the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association, has cor
rallied an array of clever tossers.
Among the good prospects are A.
Clark, who performed with the Stan
ley and HandIey mines; E. Clark, for
merly of the Elson Athletic Club of
Worcester, Mass: Eddie Nymark
boxman of the Indian Head club;
Athletic players. Other tossers are:
Macdonald, Jermain. V. Clark, Pulaski,
Hamilton, Hessler, Worksman, Luckett.
Pricci and Twomy.
Riverside Athletic Club will strive
to iron out it's rough spots today at
1850 o'clock on the Georgetown Prep
diamond in preparation for its open
ing game against the Mount Rainier
Emblems next Sunday. Pete Shore
is arranging games for the River
sides at 1910 NJ street. c. Saul, Shore
and Pullen, hurlers; Turner, Jumbo
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