Evening star., 1927-08-08

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II march toward championship
~ heights, vanquishing a strong
Il " foe yesterday in one of the
most thrilling games played in
local sandlot ranks. Roy Ingram's S
strong Addison A. G. nine was the
victim. to 5, the decision being
reached in the ninth after the losers
had knotted the count. Addisons out
hit the Knicks. but We're unable to
make them count as well.
Although Outhit, Georgetown A. c.
tossers rallied in two innings, to de-
feat Mount Rainier, IA to 5. Phipps
pitched effectively for the winners,
although touched for 10 safeties.
Loomis and Mosedale aided the losers
with home runs.
One of the upsets of yesterday oc-
Cured at Cherrydale, when the home
sluggers scored an to victory over
Ku klux Klan diamonders. Hutchi-
son was off form and Hair held the
Klansmen in check. James hit cir
cult blow for the klansmen.
CoIumbO Sans, Washington sandlot
hurler, pitched for Annapolis A. c.
yesterday and held Heine Webb's am
bilious Union Printers to two lone
singles, with the result that the An
napolitans scored a decisive shut
out, to 0.
With Warren Shoots at his best,
Arlington Bearcats scored their Sec
ond win in as many engagements with
yielded hits, while his mates
gathered 10 off Harrison. Goldsmith
gave the losers run with a homer
in the seventh.
Takoma Tigers and Lafayettes en-
gagged in a free-for-all struggle yes
terday, which went seven innings,
with the latter leading 10 to 8.
A 7-run splurge in the fourth in
ming gave Rialtos a 7-to-5 win over
Herndon Fairlous yesterday. The hit
ting of Gutenberg. Mensh and Merl-
man. coupled with errors and three
bases on balls, told the story.
Coleman yielded but five hits as
Jefferson Firemen turned in their
fourteenth straight win yesterday over
Terminal Icemen, 10 to 5. Styles home
run featured the winners attack.
ShamrOcks combined good pitching
with the hard hitting yesterday and
defeated the ST. Mary's Celtics at
Alexandria, to 8. 1t took 10 innings
TO decide the pitching duel between
Lefty Kuhnert of the winners and
Jimmy Wood Of the losers.
Capital A. c. nine was not extend
ed to score 11-to-5 win over Army
War College yesterday. Marosy, on
ba !, fnr xxyiyo in
danger, while BotoZze was nicked for
a dozen safeties.
Elliott A. G. experienced a severe
drubbing at Berwyn yesterday. when
the team representing that town ran
up a 13-to-1 score. Giddings held the
losers to six hits.
Scaggsville, Md, nine twice proved
an easy victim for Brooke Grubb's
Silver Spring nine yesterday. r. Grubb
hurled the suburbans to an S-to-3 win
in the first fray, and Claude earned
a 13-to-3 decision in the nightcap.
Spencer UsiltOn yielded but 4 hits
as Red Sox clubbers gathered Is off
Conover, and McLeans nine fell in
defeat, IL to 3. n. Jenkins led at bat.
Del Ray A. c. made an inauspicious
debut in local unlimited ranks yester-
day, falling before Maryland A. c.,
10 to O. M. Roberts limited the Wis
itors to hits.
After dropping the first game. 5 to 6,
to 1nglehart a. G. of Annapolis yes
terday at Riverdale Park, Henry Hi
segS All-Stars came back with a 7.to-4
sirtty.
Tank School nine of Camp Meade
continued to beat local teams by de-
feating Ted Otte's KennAly A c. nine
yesterday, 6 to 1. Murray led the Ken.
nedy team at bat, with two hits.
A three-cOrnered claim for the Dis
trict Junior diamond title resulted
yesterday. as Moose Juniors beat
Brentwoo1s. 10 to 5. Brentwoods pre-.
viously defeated the Anacostia Eagle
Seabrook A. c. hit hard behind
Clark's effective pitching yesterday
to defeat Sacred Heart tossers of
Whitemarsh, Nd, II to 2. Lafayettes
will visit Seabrook next week.
Fort Humphreys diamonders earn
ed a 5-to-4 win over a team composed
of members of the District Fire De-