Evening star., 1926-05-31

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knickerbocker and Wonder teams
were Alexandria, bound. the Knicks
for game with the Cardinals and
the Wonders for clash with the St
Mary's club.
The Mohawks play at Arlington.
Mount Rainier had a tough time
with the Maryland Athletic Club
| Yesterday and only managed to come
| through by knotting the count in the
! ninth frame and scoring a single run
| In the tenth to get an 11-to-1O de-
| cision. The Marylanders collected
nine bingles at the expense of Mayer
and Batson, while Mount Rainier got
| to Mcintyre and Main for a total of
IA. Cabbage" O'Connor, who led
| the winners in batting with a triple
and two timely singles in four ap-
| pearances at the plate. was closely
| pressed by Richardson of the losers.
| The latter accounted for three sim
giles in four trips.
Lefty kuhnert hurled the Sham
rocks to 17to-2 win over the ku
klug klan aggregation in seven in
| nings. The klansmen used three
| pitchers against the Harps. but the
Shamrock batters hit them all and
registered total OF Is bingles to the
three collected by the kluxers.
| Bobby Stevens was the star for the
| Chevy Chase Bearcats when the
youngsters turned the tables on the
| veteran Union Printers yesterday To
earn Il 10-to-2 verdict. Bobby batted
| 1000. getting four hits: was credited
with eight assists and twice was on
| the starting end of double plays.
Batson filled the mound job for the
Bearcats. letting the Typos down
with five hits.
PetwOrth failed to hit it's stride
again yesterday and went down un'
| der an S.to-1 beating administered by
Cherrydale at the latter teams field.
Wesley Mcdonald. Cherry hurler. was
knicked for only four hits while his
mates were getting 10 from the offer
ings of Rarmele. Reese. Cherrydale
| first sacker, led in the hitting with a
double and two singles in four trips
| to the plate.
Georgetown KnickerbOci1ers added
few Arlington scalps TO their col
| lection of trophies when Ross Fisher
| forkhanded the knicks to a 12-to.4
win. The Virginians worked the vet.
erans' pitcher for nine hits. but their
| own finger. Pfeil, yielded total OF
| Is bingles.
| Hibbs tOssers of the Bankers League
took an outside game yesterday from
| the Potomacs. 6 to s. Haney occupied
| the mound for the winners.
PepcO base ballers were shutout by
the Arlington, Bancroft and Washing
| ton Bus Drivers. McCuen hurling the
| Busmen to a 16-to0 victory. His op-
ponents registered five hits.
With Wheeler on the hill the Red
Heights, S to /. The hits stood 10
| to 2.
Lefty kagle struck out II batters
and allowed hut four hits yesterday
| when Seabrook took the measure of
| the Concordians, s to 2.
St. Mary's tossers of Alexandria
gained a. 6.to.4 decision over the
Liberty Athletic Club in a 10-inning
game at Plaza. Padgett took the
twirling honors.
The Rialtos, with Gilly Gutenberg
| filling the mound role, took the Wash
| ington Athletic Association to camp,
| to 0.
Holy Rosary col0rs went to the
front in a game with the Tigers. the
score being II to s. Eight of the
visitors runs were scored in the open.
ing frame. when Mushaw was knocked
out of the box. Paul Messink pitched
for the winners
Triangle pastimers got the better Of
the Jersey Yards nine, 13 to 10.
TakOnia bowed to Bladensburg. II
to 4. Bill Anderson limiting the van
quished to a total Of four hits.
Kenilworth took the short end of a
4-to.1 count in a match with East
port at Annapolis.
NOrthWesterns annexed double
header, trimming the Barrett nine.
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