Evening star., 1924-04-01

Leigh Athletic Club OF fetWorth an
to cast their lot with the Potomacs.
sections, it was decided at meeting
Rosslyn Athletic Club, Comforter
! Club, Georgetown. St Joseph, Rialto
J and the ApacheS VIII play in section
A, while the HiIltops, Milans. O'Don-
nells, Virginia Grays, Union Printers
and the Barrett Athletic Club will
compete in section +. Tenleytown,
Eastern Athletic Association, White
Haven Ransdel, Inc; St. stephens S
and the Leigh Athletic Club are to
meet in section G.
Ilay in the league will get under
way May i.
Both the junior and midget divi-
sions of the Washington Base Ball
and Athletic Association added new
members to their circuits at meet
ing last night. Twenty-four teams
will compose the junior division now
that three new teams Joined last
night Another meeting will be held
at the Kanawha clubhouse next Mon
day flight.
With the addition of five new teams
to the midget division OF the Wash
ington Base Ball and Athletic Asso-
citation, there will be twenty-five clubs
competing in the lightweight circuit
The midgetS are to divide their loop
into sections at meeting next Mon
day night IN the hanaWha clubhouse.
Directors of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association are ex-
pected to adopt constitution at
meeting tomorrow night in the Y. NJ.
C A Representatives are urged to
be on hand al O'Clock.
fremont Juniors have lot of ma
terial this season. Among the good
prospects are Spana, Ulrich, y. Galot-
ia, P. Ciango. McQueeney, d. Galot-
ia, D. Ciango, Wilmer, Jett. Wilson,
Semark and Kvo Jenkins. D: Ciango
ta captain. L. Spana is president.
Games can be arranged by Calling
Manager Ciango at North S67S-W att
er o'clock.
Black and White Club took the
measure of the Curb Cafe team, Is
to 3.
Bnse bali will be the topic at meet
ing of the Hanover Athletic Club to-
night, at 6100 Georgia avenue.
l. street Nationals are casting
about for games in the midget class
through their manager at Franklin
1858. A meeting will be held tonight
at 1880 o'clock on L street, near the
Columbia Fairgrounds.
Members OF the Eastern AIHltllC
Association are to gather tonight at
1880 o'clock at 18th and d streets
northeast.
Corinthian Midgets ran roughshod
over the Premier Midgets, winning II
to l. Manager Louis Entin, Columbia
1904, is booking games for the win
ners.
Junior teams desiring games are
asked to get in touch with Manager
William Schneider of the Manhattan
Juniors, at $40 18th street northeast.
, Government Base Ball League
teams are to meet tonight at o'clock
! in the recreation rooms of the Gov
ernment Printing Office. There is one
franchise available in the circuit
Peerless Props, who have affiliated
with the Washington Base Ball and
Athletic Association, will hold a
meeting tomorrow night at the home
of w. Wiles.
Hess Athletic Club will open it's
season in a game with the Boys jun
ion Club Sunday on the formers dia-
Guethler, w. Garfield, w. Hill, A. Ra-
der. F. Hoffman, F. Cappeli. NJ Cap
Ian, III. Warner, NJ Inscoe. E. Garfield,
p. Meyers, E. Scott, F. Rhinehart C.
Nastin, II. Kissenberger, R. Padgett,
]. Chick, l.. Edelin, v. Javins, M.
Hamby, M. Moreland. J. Thompson, A
Deuterman, and J. r. Hill are striv-
ing for berths on the Hess nine.
Mount Rainier Juniors will tackle
the King Pin Juniors Saturday at
O'Clock on the Mount Rainier field.
Rialto Athletic Club will meet to-
night at TAI Clifton place.
Fifteen players signed contracts
with the Shamrock Seniors at a meet
ing last night. Manager Lawrence
announced that uniforms had been
ordered. The seniors are to play a
practice game Friday on the diamond
at 5th and L streets southeast Law
renee expects to organize a mid get
team at a meeting tonight at 1880
o'clock in the clubhouse.