Evening star., 1924-06-29

In the Potomac League Ransdell
tossers Will be after their fifth win
in row when they tackle st.
Stephens on the Holy Comforter field
at 18th and b streets southeast this
afternoon. The Ransdell club has
been stepping along at a lively rate
all season and expects to grab the
Potomac Section . laureIs, but St.
Stephens quite likely will prove ii
worthy opponent today. Play is to
start at 3 o'clock.
Other Potomac League contests
that should prove interesting are as
follows: St Joseph'S VS.. Rialto. Com
forter vs.. Georgetown Athletic AS
sociation. Union Printers VS.. Virginia
Grays. Hilltops VS.. O'Donnell's, Ten
leytown VS.. Lehigh and Eastern VS..
White Haven. The st. Joseph's and
Rialto clash probably will bear i'm
portantly upon the outcome of the
fight for honorS in Section A
Old Rivals TO Clash.
The Independent League scraps
ought to be warm affairs. especially
two of them in which rivals If long
standing will meet. Shamrocks and
knickerhockers are expected to draw
many Sandlot rooterS of the navy
yard and Georgetown sections TO
Knickerbocker field, while PetworthS
and Dominican Lyceums very likely
will attract q sizahle crowd at Silver
Spring Arlington and Waverly are
70 meet at Union Park and Mohawks
and Cherrydales at Arlington.
Games are scheduled for senior,
Junior and midget classes in the
Washington Base Ball and Amateur
Athletic Association in all sections
except A of the juniors and midEets
warwicks and Mount Rainiers are TO
stage a douhle-header at Mount
Rainier. with .the senior mines of the
clubs battling in one game and the
junior mines in another.
The second place Prince Georges
team of the Washington Maryland
League will tackle the RoamerS. and
the leading Mount Rainier aggrega-
tion will play Maryland Athletic
Club. Clinton will encounter Seat
Pleasant while at Congress Heights
the Interior Department nine will
swing into action against the Snyder
Farmer American Legion Post team.
Today's complete schedule for the
Washington Base Ball and Amateur
Athletic Association follows:
- Senior Section A-Eastern VS.. Argyle,
Northern VS.. KAnawha.
Senior Section B-MardfeIdt vs. Apache,
Shamrock VS.. Chevy Chase, Warwick VS..
Mount Rainier Emblems, Linworth VS..
Junior Section P-Peerless VS.. Para
Junior Section C-wsruick VS.. Mount
Rainier EmhleHs. Bows Club vs.. Argyle.
Midget Section R-St. Josephs
Mount Rainier Em5lens. Corinthians VS..
Arrows.
Midget Section c-ozsrks VS.. Nationals,
Kanaw VS.. Ha mover.
Midget Section D-Preraier Us. Claren-
don. Aurora vs.. Hyattsville, Mohicans VS..
Congress Heights.
Buffalo Athletic Club is rebuilding
its team for the campaign in the
Colored Union League Bland has
been procured from the Washington
Giants for Williams, Pitcher Smart
has been traded foC Shortstop
Nicklos, Johnson sent to the Teddy
Bears for the Harris Brothers, for
merly OF the Piedmonts, and Out
fielder Thompson given to the Bears
in exchange for Catcher Barnes. The
Buffalos are to play the Virginia All
Stars at Alexandria today.
Clubs of the Benning Prince
Georges League are expected to have
ell their players out tod Y. rs it is
the last one for registration of the
athletes in the circuit. Bradbury
Heights and Benning, each winner of
four league games and so far unde-
feated will be opponents in the most
important match of the afternoon on
the Benning field Pierce and Tux
edo will play on the latter's grounds,
Loffier and Seat Pleasant Feds will
meet at Seat Pleasant and Capitol
Heights and Maryland Park will bat
tie at Maryland Park. All games
are to start at o'clock.