Evening star., 1927-05-16

~ HILLY weather and sloppy un-
derfooting did not deter local
sandlotters yesterday. AS
result there were all kinds of
base ball-good, bad and ine
different.
Local teams visiting nearby towns
Jared well, with Mohawks and Sham
rocks coping decisive wins over old
rivals.
Eastport fell victim before the
strong Mohawk attack at Annapolis
yesterday. 10 to 5. Harrington linn
tied. the losers to nine hits, one
homer by Sonny Burdine in the first.
Harrington and Thomas also connected
for circuit trips.
Shamrocks gained 13-to-9 decision
over the A., Ba&N .aBusnlen at Alex.
andria by counting six runs in both
the fifth and sixth frames. Tom
Sweeney contributed the fielding fea-
ture. Ludlow hit for the circuit.
Boiling Field Airmen defeated St.
Mary's Celtics yesterday, 4 TO 2, at
Cameron Park, Va. McCaughey
pitched clever ball for the winners,
yielding six hits.
A clean record was splattered for
Kennedy A. C. yesterday when Chevy
Chase meted out a. 15-to-4 setback.
Three Kennedy hurlers failed to halt
the winners. Frisbie was effective for
Chevy Chase. D. Oldfield, with two
doubles and single in five attempts,
featured at bat.
Two runs i'm the eighth broke the
tie and gave Cherrydale a 1913 deci-
sion over Loudon A. c. Winegarden
yielded the losers eight hits. Litus
and Anderson led the batsnen.
Outhit IL to IS, RiaItos won over
Arlington A. G. yesterday, 13 to 10.
Simon's hitting was largely RESPONSE
BILE for the win. Connors and Della
shum each gathered four hits along
with Simon.
A six-run rally in the ninth gave
Union Printers 9-to-S victory over
Georgetown A. c. yesterday Haney
allowed the Georgetown hitters six
hits.
HiIlt0ps scored freely yesterday tc
bag q 22-3 win over Arlington A. C.
Alsop and Hays, with four hits each
including homer by the former. fea
tured the offensive play.
Gathering II hits off two hurlers
Senecas defeated Holy Rosary yester
day, 10 to z. A four-run rally in the
sixth put the winners in front. Ter
rett and Headrick starred at bat.
Butler, Mangum and Hair heIt
Cabin John nine to two hits yester
day while National Circles Were
IN fnHx foa IN i'm
to 4.
Smiths pitching and the hitting OF
Duuning and Rupert were largely re
sponsible for Seat Peasants win over
Holmes Bakers yesterday at Sea-
Pleasant, II TO 2.
IsherwoOd A. C.. opened with a 13
! to-7 win over Randall Highlands yes
terday. Cave, who started for tbs
winners, was chased in favor of G
America after runs had counted.
Crescent A. c. won over Wash
ington Greys, 8 to 4, yesterday on the
Monument Grounds. Carson famed
is for the winners.
District Heights registered an eas,
2-to-1 triumph over Marlboro A. c
yesterday. Brown and Rawlings scat
tered hits among the losing club
bers.
Marlboro B. G. suffered an Sto-3 SET
back at the hands of Clover A c
yesterday. ConnelI was in his usua
form, yielding but 4 hits TO the losin!
batsmen.
Mrs. Eva O'D0nneIrs Anacosti
Eagle Junior base ball team toda
claims the Southeast Junior title a
the result of its Sc win yesterda
over Moose Juniors on Fairlawn dia
mond. The manager of the Alexandri
Pirate junior team is requested to ca
the Eagle manager at Atlantic 2236.
Seabrook. Md, tossers yesterda
vanquished Triangle A. G. of this city
6 to 8. 1t was the fourth straigh
victory for the Maryland boys, VIII
have lost but one game this season
Lefty Kagle, veteran southpaw, pitcl
ing Yesterday for Seabrook, was j
fine fettle, limiting his opponents [
10 scattered hits.
Washington AIl-Stars failed to max
an impression in their local debu
Yesterday, trailing Camp Meade, ]
to 3, in their game at Griffith Stadium
BalIston A. G. humbled Fort Mye
yesterday, 10 to 4. at Ballston. Hu
held the visitors in check while hi
mates slammed out 13 hits.
Hartferd A. G. with Be!Iman yiel!