Evening star., 1927-05-02

I'll I'VE sandlot leagues are sched.
- uled to open their seasons to.
day. and practically every anna
L teur and semi-pro team is re.
covering from combat yester-
day.
eral Merchants and Terminal Y. NJ.
c. A. circuits are to start play today.
Capital City League classes are to
get organized this week. Meetings
will be held each night, with Peewees
in session tonight. insects tomorrow
Midgets Wednesday. Juniors Thurs.
day, Seniors Friday and unlimiteds on
Saturday.
ShamrOCks returned from Eastport.
Md, yesterday with the long end of
a 4-to-0 score. Frager and Sans held
the home team to three hits. Ucilton' s
wildness aided the Harps.
Eddie Hutchinson famed II Hilltop
A. G. batters yesterday as his team.
mates scored 7-to-6 victory for Dis.
trict Heights. He twice famed the
side with the bases loaded.
Mount Rainier furnished little OPP
position for Chevy Chase Bearcats
yesterday, losing II TO .. Claude and
Burrows, Chase hurlers. were in.
vincible. Fisher led the stickmen.
Cherrydale forced the Mohawks to
go the limit yesterday to win, 3 to 8,
counting in the eleventh after the
score had been tied in the ninth and
tenth frames.
With McRoberts in splendid form,
Maryland A. c. administered the
brush to National Circles yesterday,
to 0. He allowed but three scattered
bingles and famed 10.
Loose play and many passes enabled
Terminal Icemen to trounce Takoma
Tigers, 10 to g. Bowen and Barry hit
well, with Guyer pitching steadily for
the winners.
A triple play turned in by the infield
of No. Engine Co., Alexandria, took
some Of the sting out of the defeat
handed that team by Loudon A. c.,
yesterday to S. Shapiro, Nowland,
Davis and Darby figured in the triple
killing.
Addison A. G. and Union, Printers
enjoyed batting practice yesterday,
the former winning Is to IL. Jimmy
Bruen, after collecting three hits for
Addison, broke his leg sliding into
third base.
Cabin John was forced to halt its
winning streak yesterday, getting the
short end of a 3 to 2 count in a game
with Elliott A. c. Groves and Ward
led Elliott batsmen.
Freer Seniors made an unsuccess.
full attempt to overcome the lead run
up by Tremonths, but the latter won,
II to 8. wilmer and Curtin led the
hitters.
Nine runs i'm two innings were
enough for T. IT. Keanes to win over
Cardinal Seniors. Burrto was steady
on the mound.
Sport Marts opened with a win over
Park View yesterday. to 5. Fred
erick, losing hurler, had several bad
innings. Burke was effective for the
winners. Frank led at bat.
Moose Seniors ran wild over Roman
Seniors yesterday, registering a 21-to.
score. Phillips and Clanton had 4
and 5 hits. respectively.
Beatty distributed six hits among
II
his Ku Klux Klan mates a 7.to'2
victory.
Behind the, remarkable pitching of
McCaughy and Paul, Boiling Field
AviatorS scored a 6-to.2 victory over
Washington Barracks.
Holy Rosary gained 6-to-2 de-
cision over Coca Cola Juniors. The
hitting of F. Dambrosio for the losers
featured. (
hands of Red Sox hurlers, MynmarlS
and WHEELER, yesterday. losing is to /.
Two victories were turned in by
Manhattans yesterday. Palace nine fell
8 to 2 in pretty game. and Alex
andria Pirates were given the blank
end of 10 count.
Fourteen innings were required for
Saks Midgets to take a l6-to.15 game
from Eddie Collins youngsters yester.
day. Free scoring was in vogue until
the tenth. Each scored in the
eleventh. and Saks won with a single
tally in the final frame.
SmithfieIds trOunced Kennedy A.
c. diamonders yesterday. Q to 4. Ball
led the batters, with Wells and l..
Winston pitching well.
Three runs in the eighth broke 2
all deadlock between Comets and
Brodts mines yesterday, as. the former
team got to the offering of Howles.
Comets won to 2.
Kuhnert's pitching and pinch hit
ting by his mates, gave Hess Midgets
17-to.13 win over Liberty Lads.
COrinthian Juniors drove in four
runs in the ninth, to win over Spar
tans, to 2, yesterday.
Six runs in the final three frames
gave Winonas a 9.to-7 win over Isher-
wood yesterday.
Continuing their winning streak.
Anacostia Eagles set aside Peerless
yesterday, Z to 8. Hind allowed but
four hits.
Two good innings netted five runs
and gave Coca Cola Juniors a 6-to.1
victory over Southern Railway Juniors
yesterday.