Evening star., 1925-08-03

IL their initial start i'll the flag race.
Georgetown Knickerbockers got back
into the win column again with an
S-to-4 triumph over the Holy Comfort
ers in Section B, and the Dominican
Lyceum combination scored a shutout
over Buck Grier's Petworth team.
3 to 0.
The Chevy Chase teams start in
the series was an auspicious one, with
Oscar Claude besting Ed Nihiser,
University of Maryland star finger,
in a mound battle. The Alloy batters
were able to collect only three bingles.
Maryland Athletic Club, Mount
Rainier and Maryland Park got off on
the right foot in the opening clashes
of the newly organized Prince Georges
County loop. Maryland Athletic Club
had a tough time with the Pierce
nine of Hyattsville, but managed to
come out on the long end of a 5-to-3
count. With Wachtel on the mound,
Mount Rainier took Seat Pleasant TO
camp, TO 3, and Maryland Park shut
out kenilworth, to 0.
In the Arlington County League
Cherrydale put the skids under Addi-
son, to 3, and Arlington disposed of
Clarendon, to l. The Addison toss
ers gave the Cherries a stiff battle,
but the superb hurting of Clatterbuck
was too much for them. Johnny Lay
cock pitched for Arlington.
Lieut.. Mike Ready's Police Depart
ment nine was handed it's first set
back yesterday when the strong Sea
brook team earned a close decision
to Z, at its home field
Washington Union Printers scored
five runs in the first inning of their
game with EaStport at Annapolis YES
terday and copped the victory. to 4
Warwicks came from behind in the
sixth TO defeat the Linworths, to 4.
Next Sunday the Linworths meet the
Crescents in the first clash of a three
game series for the District senior
championship.
Heavy hitting by Mickey KeIliher
was big factor in the Alexandria
Dreadnaughts' Sunday triumph over
the Fort Humphreys nine. to Z.
Hitting safely in three of his four
trips to the bat, Kelliher drove in
two runs and dented the plate for
the winning tally
Brown and Owens pitched for Brad.
bury Heights when City Post Office
and Riverdale were defeated in a dou-
BILE bill by scores of IA to and 16
to ,.
National Circle tossers, who have
been hitting the bumps in the un-
limited series games, took the meas
ure of the White Haven Club, to :. .
Huff worked on the mound for the
winners.
With Ellis Goodman i'm the box,
the Rialto Club nine triumphed over
the Black and White Taxi team, 8
to /, in a 12-inning battle. Wine
garden, the Taximen's diminutive
finger, was master of the situation
until the ninth, when bingles by Sau-
Der. Rosenblatt and Mensh showed a
run across the knot the count.
Fort Myer dropped a Thinning con-
test with the Earle Theater team, to
/, Camburn pitching for the winners.
Oiney's winning streak was broken
in game with Walter Reed Hospital,
the soldiers running up a 9-to-1 score.
Errors at critical points of the game
caused the downfall of the West End
Athletic Club in a meeting with the
Sanitary Red Sox of Alexandria. The
score stood 8 to for the Sox
Alexandria Cardinals, who bowed to
the Mohawks Saturday, took the
Washington White Sox to camp, to
5, yesterday.
Davis connected for a homer when
the Lafayettes trimmed Bladensburg,
IL to Z.
Hess Seniors won from Ballston, 6
to 2.
Yankee Juniors trOunced the Oriole
Seniors, II to 5.