Evening star., 1924-07-28

Union Printers had copped four IN
row before they were routed oy
the HiIltops With Ellwood yield :
ing but a trio of bingles to the hard
slugging Printers, the outcome never
was in doubt Norman Hutchinson
was combed for seven markers In as
MANY innings by the Hilltops.
A sterner battle resulted in the
Arlington-Dom tilt: Ihe Nlr-
ginians put the game on ice oy pusa- pS
ing over a marker in the ninth. NC,
ConneI, who toiled on the mound
for the Lyceum nine. was nicked Tor
eleven blows, three of which We're
garnered by Beachamp. Arlington
now is leading the second series OF
the Independent series with TWO
straight wins.
Two other games were played IN
the Independent series. Petworth Attn
letic Club absorbed a 7-to-i oeatlns
at the hands of the. Mohawks. VINO
connected for Il sIetles. Sori' sor tbe
and Gordon smacked homers for the
The shamroeks and the Maryland
Athletic Club played in mucn
superior form, the former winning.
to rac,,KsIH l. kIHneF5 far ana the Huo Siesors.
The former was touched for only
three safe drives in the seven IN
ningS he worked
Eastern Tossers continued sne1t ha
winning streak in section { or the
Potomac League by taking the
measure of the Ransden nine in "a,
stirring 7-to5 engagement Nen-
feldt and Raines were the Wfnning
boxmen and they held the hahsue4i
playerS to seven blows.
81 Joseph's nine of Sectlon OF
the same loop was awarded loriet1 at
over the Comforter Club, as tne ia..
ter was unable to place team On
the field
Irving Batxon. former Tech High
burler is setting a record lot Ile
local sandlot fingers to shoot at
Yesterday on the mound TOT the
Mount Rainier nine Batson set the
Poamers down without 4 hit, his
team winning, IS to 0, in the Wash
ington- Maryland series He 1anneo
Is batters Wright batted well TOT
the Mount Rainiers.
A rally in the eighth inning, whlch
nettcd five runs, enabled the Prince
Georges Athletic Association nine 10
DOWN clinton, s to z, in another
Washin ct on Maryland series matcn,
Clatterbuck of the victors drove three
bingles, including triple
Pilots Of the Washing gton- Maryland
series are to meet Wednesday night
at O'Clock in room 1T, Senate once
Building.
Followers Of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association teams
were well entertained yesterday
Northern Seniors Of Section A, senior
division, easily disposed of the River
side Athletic Club, to 0. Nymark
of the Northerns held the Riversides
to one lone safety and victimlzeo nVe
batters via the strikeout route.
EIliotts OF section b of the junior
division ran roughshod over the
Paramounts in a 15-to-0 engagement
The losers failed to solve Folly, who
famed ten and allowed but one
Tremonts OF the same section were
forced to extend themselves to down
the Ballston Juniors, to 6. Jett
and c. Ciango accounted Tor pair
of bingles for the winners.
Peerless and the Hilltop mines bat
tied to a 13-to-13 deadlock in SECTION
B of the junior division Vermllllon
Of the Hilltops had a perfect day at
bat, as he gathered three sa1e clouts
in as many trips to the plate
Mount Rainier Juniors OF section
C remained in the running by point
ing the way to the Warwicks, to :.
A homer by Walton WIN ;n;e 9~p on III
the fourth won for Mount Ralnier.
BOYS Club fell before the CloVers'
< to 4. in another section T. matcn.
Each side collected six binsles, but
the CloverS produced the necessary
punch in the sixth inning TO score
the deciding marker. Reinhart or the
yictors drove a homer.
RaIIyinx in the ninth to push over
two runs. the Stanleys nosed OUT me the
Arrows, i to 3, in section b or the
midget division. Hessler, Baker ano
button displayed keen eyes Win tne
stick for the Stanleys-
In section C of the midget DIVISION
the Hanovers administered Ito
beating OF the Nationals. Powell was
in top form for the winners. as ne
allowed but three wallops, two com
overs registered nine safe clouts.
Meridians also turned in a victory
in section C, downing the Ozarks,
to s. Hardison and Stevens of the
winners got triples. Kane was the
only player of the Ozarks TO coliecl