Evening star., 1924-06-25

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first series. Both games will get ur
General Accounting Office Is con-
sidered moro formidable than City
Post Office and Government Print
ing Office, and it has a fine chance OF
meeting Naval Hospital in the de-
Gliding tilt. Naval Hospital now leads
the race with eight wins and three
defeats while General Accounting Is
second with six victories and three
losses.
Naval Hospital completed it's first
series by disposing of Government
Printing ONCE yesterday, II to 4.
The winners slammed twelve bingles,
with Alley, Blackmon and Mallet
leading the attack.
Ordnance pushed over three runs
in the sixth inning to point the way
to Quartermaster's team, to 6, in the
War Department loop. A barrage of
Ordnance. Blumer and Smith of the
winners each clouted trio of safe
ties.
Express tossers Of the Railroad
Y. M. c. A. series ran roughshod over
Washington Terminal, winning, Is to
Z. The losers combed F.. Engle for
eight safe drives, three of which were
garnered by Naples.
Registered Mail. fell before the M.
E. Shops team, 10 to 3. in the Post
Office series. Timely clouting by
Lucas and Brosky, who each knocked
trio Of bingles. helped the winners.
A rnIly I'm the eighth inning. which
netted half dozen runs. gave the
Treasury nine to victory over
Agriculture in the Departm entail
loop. Lucas and Dayton smacked
two hits apiece for the winners.
KannaIy, on the mound for the
Naval Air Service nine, yielded but
two bingles against the Army Medical
Corps tossers, his team winning, 7
to 1, in the District Of Columbia
Service circuit. Dietrich of the win
ners led both teams at bat with
three blows.
Alexandria Light and Power Com
pany is tied with Potomac Yards and
the American Chemical and Agri-
cultural Company team for top place
in the Alexandria League as a result
or its to victory over the Alexan-
dria Post Office. Ross, who hurled for
the winners, was master throughout.
Bureau of Engraving of the Col
ored Departmental series disposed of
the Registers team in a 10-to-5 en-
sagement Fippin, winning boxman.
was In top form. as he allowed but
five wallops. one Of which was a homer
OFF the bat Of Lewis.
Petworth and the Shamrock tossers
were to meet in a postponed game of
the Independent League today at 5
o'clock at Union Park The teams
are tied for fifth place, each having
two out of five games. Brinkman or
Chase will hurl for Petworth.
SmithfieId Mfdgets made it twenty
five In
cite team, 10 to 5. Wilson hurled
creditably for the winners.
Base ball of the first order is ex-
pected in the Hess Athletic Club
Crescent game Sunday at / O'clock
southeast Both mines rank high in
the junior ranks and real scrap
should be forthcoming.
Chevy Chase players were to en-
tertain sa,hnIa. a strong opponent in the
League this afternoon. Games with
calling Manager Hank Duryee at
Cleveland 1915 between $50 and 1880
o'clock.
Ransdell tosser. continued their
trict National Bank team in an IL
to-3 engagement. Coyle of the win
nerS dished out a puzZling brand of
ball. He was nicked for only four
safe drives. Montague collected
three bingles for Ransdell.
s. kann Sons Company nine was to
tackle the Eastern Athletic Associa-
tion unlimited team today at 5
o'clock on the grounds at 18th and C
streets northeast
Handley youngsters are seeking
games with teams averaging 10 and
IL years old, according to Manager
Fox, who can be telephoned at
Adams 1416.
Maryland Athletic Club of the
WaShington-Mar series will dis
play its wares against the Standard
Oil nine in an exhibition game to-