Evening star., 1924-08-11

The Typos got away to good start
yesterday, scoring quartet of mark
ers in the first frame, From then
On they were never headed, although
the Hilltops threatened in the sixth,
when they accounted fer three tallies.
Pound and Hutchinson hurled con-
sistently for the yictors, while the
offerings of Blackie EllVood were
slammed for IS wallopx, Lemric.
Simons. Ford and Warren served the
punch at the stick for the Typos.
ST. Joseph diamond athletes are
practically assured of the award in
Section A of the Potomac League as
4 result of their 20 to victory over
the Rialtos. 1t appears that a pro-
test accommodating from another
Section A match may interfere with
the st. Joseph's standing.
Twenty-Five blows proved too much
for the Rialtes yesterday. Naples
And Whitehill of the ST. Josephs each
registered four hits.
Three teams still are In the run
ming in Section c Of the Potomac
series. The Ransdell and Tenleytown
tossers fought to a Is to 13 deadlock
yesterday and they are tied for the
lead with the Eastern Athletic AS
sociation. Augustine famed 16 of
the Tenleytown batters. but he was
hit hard. Deck Of the Ransdelis
knocked a homer, triple and three
singles in five times at the stick.
Arlington Athletic Club, that
downed the Shamrocks in a 3-to-1
engagement, took the lead in the In
dependent circuit yesterday. Effec-
tive hurting by Laycock, who was
touched for only five blows, was
big factor in the Virginians' victory.
Petworth Athletic Club copped its
secocd straight game in the 1nde-
pendent series, downing the Knicker-
bockers, 8 to 4. The Knicks present
ed two sluggers in Smith ana ONeil'
who each garnered trio OF safetles.
Chase CT Petworth was nickeo Tor IL
blows
nine of the Independent series got 15
safe clouts, it fell before the mo
hawks, 10 to Z. Lloyd of the Lyceum
nine was the only player to connect
for three hits.
Maryiand Athletic Club disposed of
the ChsFrydale Athletic Club, TO D.
in another Independent League game.
Ostandorf held the VirginiaEs at bay
throughout. while his team accounted
for IL bingles to win hand1ly.
Mount Rainier Athletic Club ad-
vanced in tho Washington-Mary
loop, nosing out the Maryland Park
niKe in 4 stirring 2-to-1 engagement
Both Bill Hoffman of the winners ana
Stats Of the Marylanders hurled In
top form. If Mount Rainier takes the
measure Of the Clinton Athletic Club
next Sunday it will cop tho title.
Roamers did the unexpected by
running roughshod over the Prince
Georges Athletic Association team, II
to s. Nineteen ssfeties, with Beach,
Shipman ana Baker leading the at
tack. won for the Roamera
Clinton Athletic Club scored an i'm
pressive s-to-1 victory over the Seat
Pleasant conbinakion- A. Carrico of
the viotors starred at bat while
Schuits Of the same nine hurled
cFeditAhly.
nD5W caab and the Warwick mines
at section b Of the Washington Base
Ball ana Athletic Association series
failed to appear against the Crescents
and the Clovers, respectively, and
the last two mentioned ntnes were
awarded forfsits.
After taking 7-to-z beating at
the hands OF the Corinthians, the
StAnlsys came back to down the Ar
rows, Z to s, In section , OF the
midget division Of the w. = B. "A A
Cohn Of the Corinthians emacked
three blown against the Stanleys. A
rally In the 4igth Inning. which
netted . pair Of rms paved the way
for the Stanlays in the match against
the ArTowA
sAAax~ek Senters disposed OF, the
ArfAlS. II 70 g. and CArltn Springs