Evening star., 1925-08-31

In the only Section 3 game carded
for the Sabbath Petworth took the
White Sox to camp at Georgetown
Hollow. II to :.
Wesley Mcdonald. right handed
Alloy moundsman. had the honor of
banking the Mohawk warriors. He
allowed only five hits. issued two
passes and struck out three batters.
81 Simons. l street catcher, who also
sports the colors of the champion
Union Printers. furnished the heavy
artillery with a homer that was good
for two tallies. also a pair of one
basers.
The Shamrocks, who had received
their first setback of the series on
Saturday at the hands of the Alloys
ians, took Chevy Chase over the
bumps in the first tilt of their two
game setto by the score of to 2. but
in the closing encounter the youthful
suburbans staged a comeback, and
with Oscar Claude hurting earned the
decision, 10 to Z. Mace Mccormick
who had pitched the opener in fine
style, attempted to go through the
second clash. but had to be relieved
by Wormsley after a single inning.
Petworth chalked up its fourth win
in nine starts when the Sox were
trimmed. Paul Burthe's homer two
doubles and single in five trips to
the plate were the batting features of
the game. Phipps hurled for the
winners.
Maryland Park WAS nosed out of
the lead in the Prince Georges County
loop when Mount Rainier copped. 6
to 5, and Maryland Athletic Club
whitewashed Seat Pleasant, to o..
Pierce Athletic Club of Hyattsville
won from Kenilworth. to 5. in the
third league game. Maryland Athletic
Club now is riding out in front with
six victories in seven starts, while
Maryland Park holds the runner-up
position with five triumphs against a
pair of defeats. Mount Rainier. Pierce,
Seat Pleasant and kenilworth trail in
order.
BY nosing ont CherrydaIe. 6 to S.
Arlington's base ball heroes practical
ly clinched the title in the series be-
ing played for the championship Of
Northern Virginia. Clarendon regis
tered its first victory in the league
by trouncing Addison, II to ..
Championship honors i'm Section ID
of the junior division of the Wash
ington Base Ball and Athletic Asso-
citation went to the Yankee Juniors
when they ran roughshod over
the Federals for 14-to-6 triumph at
the Monument grounds. Phil Sykes,
Yankee finger, turned in his twelfth
straight win for the season. De
Boskey contributed two triples, a
double and a single.
AIexandria Dreadnaughts made
short work of Ross Fisher and the
Georgetown Knickerbockers Yesterday
at the Alexandrians' diamond and
turned in an 11-to-6 victory over their
old-time rivals. The knick slabman
twirled in a mastery fashion for four
Dreadnaught rally in the fifth, and
from then on was the target for a
barrage of base blows.
National Circle diamonders. who
surprised last week by presenting a
pasting to the Chevy Chase nine in
the District championship series
proved easy for Benning yesterday
and took the short end of 7-to-1
score.
Walter Reed Hospital tossers bow
ed to Seabrook, to 6, at the Sea.
brook bailiwick.
Holy COmfOrters scored in only one
inning when the Eastport semi-pro.
nine ran up a 15-to-4 win at An.
napolis.
With Goodman hurting in stellar
fashion the Rialto club took the meas.
ure of the Yankees, to 0.
Bradbury Heights handed "a 6-to.3
setback to Ma Cheseldine's I,afayeftes