Evening star., 1926-05-24

Cherrydale bowed to the Union
Printers. 16 to -. Lemeric and Ho-
man leading in the hitting. Cy ST.
mons, Printer first sacker, started the
game at his regular position, pitched
for two innings and wound up behind
the plate after Dixie Desper had suf-
fered an injury to his throwing hand.
Playing errorless ball and outhit-
ting their opponents, 12 to 6, the
LafayetteS handed a shutout to the
Cardinals, IL to 0. on the latter's field
at Alexandra. Dutch Schmidt filled
the hurting role for the winners.
The new Jewish Community Center
nine turned In the fourth victory for
a Washington nine by taking Fort
Humphreys to camp, to 3.
Mount Rainier outclassed the War
wicks. ! l to 5, forcing the visitors to
change pitchers before an inning was
up. Batson, hurler for the District
Line club, held the Warwicks score
less for five innings before they
chalked up a pair Of runs in the sixth.
Their remaining tallies were sent
across the plate in the ninth.
Chevy Chase Bearcats nosed out
the White Havens with ninth-inning
squeeze play that gave them a 2-to-1
victory. Jack Batson allowed the
losers but five hits, while Robey of
the White Havens issued a total of
four bingles
The knickerbockers had an easy
time with the Rialtos at Georgetown
Hollow, the count for the nine-inning
tilt being 15 to 0 for the home club.
E>rar r1ly ha
The Maryland Athletic Club, sched-
uled to play next Sunday at Mount
Rainier, took Bradbury Heights to
camp yesterday, to 9. Mcintyre
pitched we'll for the Marylanders. al
lowing a total of five hits, tanning IS
and walking only one batter. The
winners will practice tomorrow and
Thursday.
Five runs were scored by the North
erns in the sixth inning Of the game
with the Junior Order of American
Mechanics. won by the Northerns.
II to /.
Petworth took lO-inning clash
with kenilworth by the score of to a..
Jersey Yard batters registered only
three hits on the, combined offerings
of Williams and Cleveland when Ben
ming took the Railroaders to camp,
to 4.
Seabrook nOsed out the Washington
Red Sox, 10 TO 8. in 10 innings.
Fort Washington soldier diamonders
trimmed the Virginia Grays, to 8.
Mohawk pastimers went to Bryan
town for their Sunday game and re-
turned with the long end of an 1S-to-4
count.
City Post Office tossers We're blanked
at Vienna, Va, 10 to 0.
Fort Myer bowed to the Ballston
Eagles, to 5.
Anacostia Eagles opened their base
ball season with a. 10-to-2 win over the
Sherwoods.
Hess pastimers took the measure of
the Libertys in five innings, II to s.
Upper Marlboro base ballers, win
ners over Mitchelville yesterday, 80 to
3, plan to stage a double-header next
Sunday with the Whitley Athletic Club.
Severn base ballers Of Annapolis
bowed to the Dreadnaughts. to ?.
Park View won from the Woodmen
Of America, 9 to 4.
st. Mary's unlimited tossers Of Alex
andria defeated Capitol Heights. to 4.
Mount Rainier Seniors won their
fourth straight when they trimmed
the Hyattsville Unlimiteds. to 2.
Bellman of Mount Rainier allowed
only 3 hits and famed 12 batters.
Virginia IrOnsides dropped a game
to the 4th Battalion Firemen at Alex
andria, 6 to 3.
Blademsburg Firemen defeated the
Stephen Athletic Club. II to 5. and
won from the Concordians, to 6.
Virginia Busmen trimmed Virginia
Highlands, 18 to 5.
jefferson Firemen took Hume
Springs to camp, IA to IL.
Stats allowed only hit and struck
out 19 batters when the Triangles
nosed out the Nomads, to 3.