Evening star., 1926-05-30
The list of league games follows:

The list of league games follows:
Cardinals VS.. Auths. Barracks. 1 o'clock.
JUNIORS.
rintiaians ars % vs. smi.hfieids south Eliinse
]. t O'clock: S't souiherns IS. Chaconas. no.
T. O'Clock NUGGETS.
New Hayens VS.. Apollo No. o. at
@cllock los fs1lef carletbsns Es AT.hs W. Hdbo No
. o'clock.
Lafayette FASTENERS, who gained q
I15.to-13 verdict over the Sd Cavalry in
Is innings yesterday ut Fort Alyer,
play at Herndon today and tackle the
Red Cross nine at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pita1 tomorrow morning. Manager
Cheseldine also IS on the lookout for
an, afternoon game. Players are to
meet at 1902 Thirteenth street SOUTH
east today at IL O'Clock.
Mount Rainier base ballers have
scheduled two choice attractions for
the District line field. Today the
Maryland Athletic Club ipvades tho
Mount Rainier diamond and tomorrow
the Chevy Chase Bearcats try their
| luck.
III auOltlOn I'D tneN dOiitldH edilie do
| Mount Rainier. the Chew Chase team
| is meeting the Union Printers today
on Friendship diamond.
jeff Smith, a new addition to the
| lineup of the Dreadnaught Athletic
| Association, faces the MOhawks on
| the mound today at Alexandria.
! Smith was formerly with the Knicks
| erbockers and later twirled in tho
| Shenandoah Valley League.
Alexandria Cardinals have their
| work cut out for them both today
! and tomorrow. Woodbridge invades
| the Cards park today, while the
Knickerbockers are scheduled for tho
| journey to the Virginia town for the
holiday game.
Naval Air Station diamonders tackle
! the Ballston Eagles today on the lat.
| ter's field.
| White Haven players practice at 10
! O'Clock for o'clock game with the
| Woodmen of America, Georgetown
| Camp.
| eTakOma unlimiteds have booked
morning games for both today and
tomorrow. The first is with the
| Rebels today at 10 on the field at
| Georgia and Alaska avenues. The
second is with the Liberty Athletic
Club at Plaza diamond, starting at
O'Clock. The Libertys entertain the
st. Mary's club of Alexandria today
at 8.
Red S0x t0ssers go to Bradbury
Heights for match with the Heights
nine today at 2:30.
RiaIto and Washington Athletic
| Association teams play today at 3
o'clock, at Washington Barracks.
PetwOrth has 10 game for tomor-
row, but is expecting plenty of op-'
position in todays battle at Cherry.
i dale. The Cherries hope to trim the
| District aggregation and then chalk
up two more wins in tomorrow's dou-
BILE header at Herndon.
Mount Rainier Seniors will here.
| after be known as the Mount Rainier
| Collegian Athletic Club. and will per-
| form in the unlimited class. The
team, recently strengthened by the
! addition of Tripp, Elwood. Hall. Miles.
Walters and Hutchinson, will attempt
| to make it five straight today at the
expense of Vienna.
Holy Rosary pastimers stage re.
1
| today, at 3, o'clock, on the west dia-
mond Of the Ellipse.
Seabrook tackles the Concordians
today and meets the National Circles
! tomorrow.
Addison entertains the Wonder
! Nine today. The latter engages the
| Alexandria st. Mary's tomorrow.
Klansmen ball players meet the
Shamrocks today at Congress Heights
| and go to Culpeper, Va, tomorrow for
a double header.
.Penrose Juniors are without a
| game for today. Call Clarendon
| 449-J-1.
| Members of the newly organized
Colony Club will meet Tuesday night
at the home of Paul Deloe. 736 Rock
| Creek Church road. The following
players, along with other candidates
| for the team, are requested to report:
| Monk, Regan, Hamilton, Tebbs. Par
| mele, Langford, J. Pricci, r. Pricci,
| Schloss, Shield, Banta, Hopping,
| Parker. Apperti, L. Driscoll, r. Dris-
coll, H. Johnson, Hargeth and Muir
ray.