Evening star., 1927-05-31


ing yesterday with a string of
~ single and double bills that were
consistent with the brand or
playing developed the past week or
two with the advent OF favorable
weather.
Managers of the various clubs are
grateful to the weather man for his
timely assistance.
Union Printers kept their holiday
card clean by defeating Mount Rainier
on the District line teams field. Typos
pounded Gerhardt and Baldwin for a
1O-to-5 victory. IemoriC, with tour
hits in five times, led the stickmen.
Victories Nos. II and Is were regis
tered by Boiling Field Airmen yestcr-
day as st. Martins Seniors and IA
koma A. G.. mines were downed. to
and 10 to I. respectively. swanson
allowed ST. Martins but three hits
After taking the first game, 2 to g.
over Black SoX yesterday, Northeast
Motors came from behind in the nlsht.
cap and tied the score. The second
clash was called in the eighth at 5-all.
Giddings was off color for Berwyn
Yesterday, and Rialtos romped Off
with an 11-to-2 decision in the Mary
land town. Gutenberg gave the nome
team but eight hits.
Bennie W0rmsley retired 20 Airing
ton Bearcats yesterday, ending thal
teams winning streak, as klansmen
banged out a homer.
lung up a 6-to-3 victory. Miles
Five tallics in the sixth permitted
BOTTLE toX's Mohawks s to snatch
victory from Annapolis A. G. yester
dav, to .. Clapper held the AN
napolitans to hits, while the HAWKS
hanged out 13.
National Circles journeyed to llag,
erstown, Md, yesterday and received
a 7-to-1 setback at the hands OF tne
Hagerstown Athletics, Batson' 1ials
and Waple allowed the Marylanders
but four hits. five errors proving their
undoing.
BalIston 4. G. accounted for it's
eleventh and twelfth victories yester.
dav, downing Capital A. C., 3 to 3, ana
Hilltop A. c., 8 to a. King and Hun
pitched well for the winners, each
yielding five hits.
4 decision Of some consequence In
senior ranks was recorded by Moose
Seniors Yesterday in defeating 7. I.
Keanes. Q to >. Phillips yielded but
five hits to the losing batsmen.
Pitcher Cough blew up in the tenth
at Leonardtown yesterday. Hess a.
G, chased four runs over the plate to
win, Z to 8, over LeonardtOwn A. {.
After taking a loosely played con-
test from Red SoX yesterday, 10 to /.
MARYLAND A. G. was forced to take
the short end of the second game with
Donohue Motors, E to 3.
Isherwood A. c. got a surprise YES
terday as Texan A. c. opened with
9-to-6 victory, Texans counting eight
runs in the first inning.
A triple play by the Red Sox infield
featured the clubs victory over Sea-
brook A. c. yesterday. The winners
collected % hits.
Elliott a. c. tied the score in the
eighth and added two runs in the
ninth to defeat No. a Firemen of
Alexandria yesterday. 4 to .. Clark
held the fire fighters to two lone
bingles.
Terminal Icemen developed a pow
erful offense yesterday and ran up an
1S-to-5 score on Washington Barracks.
Guyer worked effectively on the
mound for the winners.
Modocs turned IL hits into IA runs
and won easily over Pop krembs Lib
erty A. c. yesterday morning, IA to ?.
Adair allowed but six hits.
After trailing until the ninth. Dis
trict Heights staged a fiverun rally
in the final frame and defeated Park
View tossers. Z to 6. yesterday. Hum
mer led the attack.
Petworth A. G. proved no match for
Takoma Tigers yesterday, losing, | to
12. Buscher held the losers to four
scattered hits.
Clinton pushed over a single tally
in the eighth to win a hurting duel
from st. Barnabas. Schultz bested
Hyatt in the battle
Arrows captured slugfcst from
era ndalls yesterday, 20 to 13. Tor
torice, with four hits in as many tries
led the batters.
AutH = ueteateu ONiS III JUNIOR
class tilt yesterday, 9 to 4. Wiles
held the losers to five hits.
ROmmels added another win at the
expense of S. d. Emery nine yester-
day, to 4. d. Lanahan held the
losers to hits.
Banging out IA hits for some 20
bases, Gibraltar A. c. defeated Marions
yesterday, 10 to 6.
Ford yielded 4 hits for Aztec