Evening star., 1924-04-10

mount RAINIER, Snyder Farmer Post
or the American Legion at Hyatts-
Vile, Seat Pleasant, Maryland Park
Athietic Club and Prince Georges
Athletic Association are reported to
have gathered a fine bunch of players
Tor the league games.
Roamer and Interior. however, will
now be caught mapping, as their
pilots have succeeded in mastering an
array or talented tosserS. Several ath-
letes who shoQe for the Interior foot
pail eleven Will try their hand on
the diamond for the department COM
btnation. Roamer Athletic Club, which
won the senior title two years ago,
has many of its old players back, and
1t intends to show the Maryland teams
something about the diamond sport.
Jim Shaw, former moundsman of the
Washington ball club. is expected to
do considerable hinging for the Cher
rydale Athletic Club that will play in
the Independent Sandlot League. Buck
Clatterbuck. Diggs. Shorty Wine
gardner. Sebastian, Hair and Taft are
other hurlers being counted upon.
Shaw is manager of the Cherrydales
this season. When he is not assigned
to mound work, Taft is expected to
adorn an infield position.
SpaIding Athletic Club has called
practice Sunday at $3.50 o'clock on
d
streets. Offutt. Berlin, Colman. Nc
Graw, Tanner, Harrison. Benner. Hol-
labaugh and n. Outcault are expected
to be on hand.
Hancock and Elliott are the latest
players to sign with the Peerless
Juniors. The Peerless nine is sched-
uled to tackle the Hilltop Juniors
Sunday at II o'clock on the former $
grounds. The remainder of the con-
tracts will be signed and a captain
elected at meeting of the Peerless
team Saturday at 1880 o'clock. George
A. Cobb is manager of the club.
tuxedo players will be sent through
the PAGES Sunday II l o'clock on the
Tuxedo field r. Fisher, r. Tucker,
w F. Muller. Cullen. c. kagle. II.
Newkirk. y. Lowman, +. Hudson, r. n.
Bury. E. Baldwin. II. kowman, II, Il
Houck, L. Pryor. d. Rittenhouse. }.
Trathen, r. Recyor, 5. Bell, II. Yeat-
man, ]. Drescher and @. Adir are re-
quested to report. Tuxedo Athletic
Club will play host to the Maryland
Park Athletic Club.
HerzI players are to work out on
diamond No of the Monument
grounds Sunday at 10 o'clock, ac-
cording to Capt. Jake Milwit If this
diamond is not available practice VIII
be held at Georgia avenue and Web
ster street.
Boiling Field hopes to place a
strong nine on the field. Athletic
Officer Lucas V. Beau, jr-, was pleased
with the initial drill yesterday. Can
non and Lutz are among the good
prospects.
st. Joseph Athletic Club athletes are
to hold a meeting at the home OF
Frank Cinnotti, 139 ID street north
frrAt > o. 81 nal no
Josephs are entered in the Potomac
League, section A
officials of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association plan to
hold a field day on June s in Griffith
Stadium it was decided at a meeting
last night. Base ball throwing, base
running and batting, together with
game between a picked team here and
an all-star Baltimore nine, Will fea-
ture the event. 1t was also decided
that players of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association will be
allowed to play in but one class.
RossIyn Athletic Club is matched
against the Arlington Athletic Club
Sunday at . O'Clock on the latters
field. Rosslyn players are urged to
report at the clubhouse at l o'clock
Eastern Athletic Association mem
bers will meet tonight at 321 18th
street northeast. The MldgetS are to
gather tomorrow night al 1924 G
street northeast.
Waverly Athletic Club players were
to practice today at 5 o'colCk on the
Union station plaza diamond.
Miss Lorraine of the Junior Ath-
letic Club nine is casting about for
game Sunday at o'clock. She can
be telephoned at Lincoln 2283.
w. Scheer, r. ClantOn and ]. Shee-
han will do the f1inging for the Au-
rora MidgetS. according to Manager
Flester. Aurora tossers are to re-
port Sunday morning on the Rosedale
Fairgrounds.
Vic Guazxea, Willie GLASGOW and
Frank Kersey are expected to submit
a tentative schedule for the Inde-
pendent Sandlot League at a meeting