Evening star., 1924-06-16

The topliner was Dominican Ly-
ceum- m-Waverly Athletic Club match,
which the former won, to 4, to re-
tain it's lead in the Independent loop.
Had Waverly won, 1t would have
tied the Dominicans for the leader
ship.
Mcconnell, who hurled for the
Dominicans, faced a worthy opponent
in Mills of Waverly. Nally, Klucken
and Smith of the Lyceum nine each
Tucci and Hughes batted well for
Waverly.
There were three other well con-
tested matches in the Independent
loop. With Langdon hurling his first
game of the season, the Shamrocks
took the measure of the Cherrydale
tossers, to 4. The winning boxman
yielded but five safeties.
Arlington loomed as a formidable
contender in the Independent series
to 3. Fisher of the knicks and
Pfel of the Virginians were in top
form. Trailing, l to 0, at the end
of the sixth inning. Arlington pushed
across three tallies in the next ses-
sion. A triple by Pfel decided the
issue.
\ bunch of fans turned out to
watch the Mohawks trounce the Pet
worth Athletic Club, to 8. Finney
Kelly, the veteran Of the sandlots,
and victimized as many via the
strike-out route. Edelin hurled only
a fair brand of ball for Petworth.
Fans interested in the Potomac
League were well entertained Rob-
inson, on the mound for the St
Joseph's, allowed the Rosslyn nine
but five clouts, his team winning.
to 2, in section A. McGahey, losing
boxman, was touched for dozen
fnt la1
bat with four safeties.
ODonnel's toSsers were offered
little opposition from the Virginia
Grays and they won easily, to 2.
Roche hurled effective ball for the
winners throughout, allowing but five
hits and tanning twelve. He also did
we'll at the stick, connect ting for a
homer with two on.
Gerald Augustine. hurting his first
game of the season for the Ransdell
leytown team. to 2. He yielded
but two bingles, one of which was
of the scratch variety. Augustine
will be remembered by local fans
here as having had a trial with the
A first-inning rally that netted Z
runs enabled the Hilltops to triumph
over the Milans, 13 to 6. McClelland
of the winners hit a homer. Eddinger
and Miller of the Hilltops collected
Eastern Athletic Association un-
limited players added another victim
TO their list by administering a 6-to-3
beating to the St. stephens nine.
Each side got eight safeties. Conway,
Door and Casper of the losers. and
Lucas and Treadway of the Eastern
erS each smacked two wallops.
Competition was keen in the Wash
ington- Maryland series games. Seat
Pleasant athletes upset the dope by
pointing the way to the Interior
players in a stirring 4-to-3 contest.
Lusby, who served them up for the
Interiors, was nicked for seven wal
lops. while his team could only
gather four off Cole.
Irving BatSon, Tech High twirler
gave a good account of himself with
the Mount Rainier nine that took the
measure of the Roamer tossers
4 to l. He allowed only three swats
and struck out nineteen.
Clinton Athletic Club was forced to
extend itself to exc out a 5-to-4
victory over the Prince Georges
Athletic Club. The winners rallied
in the eighth session to account for
three markers.
Maryland Athletic Club disposed of
the Snyder Farmer Post of Hyatts-
vile, IL to s. Both sides hit freely.
The races I'm the various divisions
of the Washington Base Ball and
Athletic Association are Tightening.
Eastern Athletic Association Seniors
scored a notable triumph by routing
the Riverside nine, II to 9, in Sec
tion A.
The Northerns had an easy time
with the Argyles, winning, s to 1.
Nymark, who hurled for the win
ners, was responsible for his teams
success. Only three drives were
combed off his slants and he famed
eight
Some lively doings resulted in sec
ton B. The Linworths presented a
well balanced combination when they
showed the way to the War
wicks. to 0. Mcintyre held the
losers to five safeties
Chevy Chase Athletic Cluh Senior,