Evening star., 1924-07-12


title issue. Both mines possess clcve
Mclean. who has been setting a
merry pace in the series games. prob
ably will draw the mound assign
ment for the Virginians. He is apt
to be opposed by Mickey Mcconnell or
Play in the second series Of the In
dependent loop will get under way
tomorrow.
10-to-2 beating from General Ac-
counting Office in the Government
League, planned to tackle the Rands-
dell players of the Potomac League
in an Independent match today start
ing at > o'clock on the Mount Rainier
field.
Yellow Tnxicab tossers took the
measure of the Shamrock Seniors in
5-to0 engagement. kines was in
top form on the mound for the win
nerS.
pany disposed of the No. ] Engine
team, winning. 10 to g. in the Alex
andrfa Commercial League. Seiple of
the winners and Vaughn of the En-
sine nine each accounted for pair
of bingles.
Liberty Loan upset the dope in
thhe th p;nsy Ire;asu1y circuit by routing
N,
the hill for the victors, allowed but
one blow and victimiZed eight bat
ters via the strikeout route Darr
and Talbot hit well for Liberty Loan.
First Assistant F. NJ. c. team fell
before mail equipment team to ).
IN the Post Office series. Clever hurl-
ing by Lucas. who yielded but five
Wallops. aided the winners Beard
Lucas and Brisky were effective at
the stick for the NJ. f. Shops.
Eastern Midgets administered O.
to-3 beating to the Northerns in Sec
ton a of the Midget Division of the
Washington Base Ball and Amateur
Athletic Association SERIES Thomp-
son OF the Eastern nine led both
ties.
ModOc Athletic Club is on the look
out Tor games in the senior class, ac-
VINO may be tefephoned at Cleveland
2125.
Interstate Seniors, newly organized.
nave issued challenge to the city's
leading clubs. Games may be ar
ranged by calling Manager AL Walk
er at Columbia 3779-J, between )
and 80 o'clock.
Interior Department team may find
the going rough in d match with the
Washington Terminal Railroad Y NJ
c. A. nine today starting at $50
o'clock on the Union Station diamond
Hoyt and Collins are being counted
upon by the Y outfit.
barrage OF fourteen safeties
gave the Agriculture team a 13-to-11
victory over the Bureau of Engraving
nine in the Departmental series. Cas-
per and Moore of Agriculture each
registered three blows, as well as
Hankins of the losers.
winning streak of the Marine Bar
racks by turning in a 7-to-5 victory.
The losers presented a savage slug
ger in Allen, who smacked three
hits in four trips to the plate. Each
side garnered eight safeties.
Junior mines Of the Northerns and
Mount Rainiers have called off their
game today, as no playing field was
available.
Department of Labor was unable
to place a team on the field against
the Ordnance team. so the latter won
by forfeit in the War Department
loop.
. Express and the Pullman mines of
, the Railroad Y. M. c. A. League
| waged a spirited match. which the
! counted for eight safeties, but rally
| in the sixth put the game on ice for
| the Pullman tossers.
PetwOrth Athletic Club was to be
| the opponent of Eastern Athletic AS
sociation unlimited nine today at
| Sis o'clock at 18th and Z streets
| northeast
Veterans Bureau turned in Is
to-4 victory over the Registers IN
| the Colored Departmental series.
| Dorsey of the losers hit a homer.
| The winners combed High and Rhea
for a total of fourteen bingies.
| Colored Players of the Maryland
! White Sox will entertain the Stone
| wall Tigers tomorrow at 2:3o O'Clock.
| Challenges to the White Sox may be
sent to Manager j. Robinson, box
3S2. Brentwood. Md.
Hartford Insects, aided by the
stellar mound work of Chester
Rothery, downed the Lafayette
! Midgets, 10 TO 0.