Evening star., 1924-05-11

Petworth and tho Dominican Ly-
ceum mines will be opponents on the
Silver Spring diamond, Cherrydale
will visit Union Park for 3 game with
will be tho guests of the Knicker-
bockers in the Georgetown Hollow
and Arlington will entertain the
Waverlys on the formers grounds
All games will start at O'Clock
Those four matches in the Wash
ingten- Maryland loop are attracting
considerable attention. Maryland
Park, Seat Pleasant, the Roamers and
Clinton Athletic Club failed to bring
home the bacon last Sunday, bat they
will take the field today determined
to garner the laurels. Prince Georges
will tackle Snyder Farmer Post Seat
Pleasant will strive to cut doWr
Rainier, Roamers and Clintors viii
be opponents and Interior Depart
ment will face Maryland Athletic
Club.
The Interior nine has quite 2 fol-
lowing and a number of the fans are 70
turn out TO watch Lusby toll on the
mound against the MARYLAND COMB.
nation. Roamer Athletic Club the
other Washing gton team. IN the circuit
hopes TO atone for its defeat when
it tackles the Clintons.
Here's the list of eight games TO
be played in the Potomac LeSsue.
Washington Base Ball and Athletlc
Association: Section A, Rialtos az
ST. Joseph's, Georgetown at Com-
forters; Section B, Barretts At Mllans'
Virginia Grays at Union tiar
g. Stsnhen's at Ransdells, White
Haven at Eastern, Lehigh at "hi'e
81 Josephs, Rialtos. Hilltors. Union
Printers and O'Donneus are ieaaihs
the Potomac League, eAch "1s
won their opening matenes.
play will be resumed in four OF the
government leagues this week. rive
games will be played In both the Gov
ernment and Departmental cHouiS
follows: 1n,
eaunting 1nIhs once; .Tuesday. GomHlis-
sioners VS. Naval Hospital; Meohes'
day, General Accounting once Ns'
CITY Posteffice; THURSDAY. Govern'
nrso ment FTisau Trds Naval Hospital vs.. City
Denart nartmental-Monday, Treasury
VS.. Union Printers; Tuesday. Bureau
of Engraving VS.. Navy; Wednesaay'
Printers VS.. Agriculture; ThursdaS'
Treasury VS.. Navy; Friday, Bureau W.
Agriculture
Pour contests are listed feS the
Treasury-Ihterburea series. LiberIy
Loan and Architee&-TreasurV WIN
meet Monday, Registers and Annh
No. 2, Tuesday; Liberty Loan and An
mex No. /, Wednesday and Architect
Treasury and Registers, Friday.
Csmpetition In the Colored Depart
mental loop will be continued toner-
row with Post ONCE meeting GOV.
other league games follow: TUESDAY,
Bureau VS.. Railway Mail; Wednesday,
Register VS.. War and Navy; Thurs
day, Treasury vs. Government FTInt-
| ing Office; Friday, Post once vs.. ret,
erans; Saturday, Bureau VS.. war ana
| Navy.
OrEanixation OF new Prince
Georges County-Benning base Dali
league was completed last week anu
six teams will offer competition IN
| the opening games today Marylan
Park will tackle Pierce Athletic Ciun
| at Hyattsville, Capitol Heights VIII
oppose the Tuxedo players on the
! latteFs grounds and Leffier Athletc
| Club will be the guest of the Ben
ming tossers.
F. C. Bates of the Tuxedo Athletic
| Club was elected temporary presl-
dent of the league, and w. F. Frutz
| of the Loff1er Athletic Club, secretary.
| Bylaws, player contracts and the
| adoption of a. schedule will be adopt
ed at a meeting Tuesday night in the
Loffier Athletic Club rooms at Ben-
| ming.
| The league pilots are counting
! heavily on their fingers. MacRob-
erts Of Maryland Park, Muller or Cul.
| len of Tuxedo, Williams or Baur OF
/ Benning, Fenwick of Hyattsviile and
| Edgar of Loffier probably will draw