Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-27

" Union Printers a 9-to-8 deci-
~ sion. Cherrydale and Typo
teams engaged in one of the
most bitterly fought games of the
season yesterday on Lyon Village
Field
Roudabush outhurled Hair, the
Cherry ace, who was effective in the
tight places. Six runs in the first two
frames gave Printers a good lead, but
the losers managed to even things up
so that Hollis could stage his sensa-
tiOnal dash i'm the ninth.
Schneider banged out four hits.
A five-run rally in the ninth inning
was insufficient to tie the score. and
Arlington Bearcats dropped a S-tO-9
decision to Mount Rainier on the
MARYLAND diamond yesterday. Ger
hardt held the Virginians we'll in
check until the ninth, managing to
finish under fire
With Dick Hughes working in SUI
perb style, Ku KluX Khan diamonders
won a pretty 3-to-l decision over Dis
trlct Heights yesterday on the lat
ter's diamond. Lefty Laycock also
hurled well for the losers.
Brook Grubbs Silver Spring nine
Of double bill on Wheaton diamond
yesterday. The scores were Is to
and to l. Next Sunday the two Sill
yer Spring semi-pro mines will open a
five-game series.
National Circles made it eight con
secutive victories yesterday by down
ing Walter Reed Hospital team, 10 to
8. Mangum hurled well, alloting eight
hits to the losers. Lambeth led the
winning batters.
Although Bill Sweeney held Loudon
A. c. to hits, while his mates were
gathering - off Andraes and Penerell.
WarWiCks were hard pressed in the
closing innings to win to 5. A two.
run rally in the ninth threw a scare
into the Warwick outfit.
Boiling Field Airmen accounted for
another win yesterday over Hiser's
HyattsvilIians. to 2. Swanson linn
tied the Suburhans to five hits, while
Holloran was forced to yield 10 safe
ties.
With Herb BricEard hurting strong
ly, SeabroOk, Md, nine scored easily
over Pop Kremb's Liberty A. c. yes
terday, IL to 3. on Seabrook diamond.
Ed Kline, new Seabrook center gar
dener, flashed some speed, stealing
four sacks and gathering in six flies.
Kroydens won an easy victory over
Goldenberg's yesterday, "a to 5. Ell
win Mothershead drove out three
home runs, twice with the bases
loaded. Dick Mothershead, besides
holdin, the visitors to four hits and
tanning dozen, also hit for the cir
cult.
DerwOod A. c. nine captured a close
decision over Cabin Glen Council, Jr.,
%. U. A. NJ. team yesterday on Glen
Echo diamond, to /. Plunket
starred at bat.
After tying the count with four
run rally in the seventh, Cabin John
nine counted another tally in the ninth
to avenge a previous defeat at the
hands Of Hilltop A. C. Johnnies led,
10 to g. Robey's pitching and At
wells hitting featured.
Yankee Seniors counted twice in the
seventh to tie the score at 6-all in a
battle with Holy Rosary Seniors, yes
terday. The game was called at the
end of that frame. NJ. Demma drove
or homer for the Yanks.
A twO.run rally in the eighth gave
Georgetown Seniors a 4-to-2 win over
American Red Cross nine yesterday.
Both Clarke and f. Shore hurled well
BOnora accounted for one of the
losers runs with a circuit clout.
Capital A. G. registered a tally in
the tenth to gain a 3-to-2 decision
over Fort Myer yesterday. Marosey
outhurled Billings and Richie.
White Ravens triumphed over
Douglas A. c. in a loose fray yester-
day. Malone's pitching featured the
contest.
Two victories. tanning % batters
and allowing eight hits in~1S innings,
is the record V. Klein turned in for
Brodt's A. c.. yesterday. Seat Pleas
ant and Marlboro fell victims to his
slants, s to 3 and to 2.
Their fourteenth win in as many
starts was recorded by Anacostia
Eagle Juniors yesterday over Smith
field Juniors, II to /. The winners
combined nine hits with good base
running. behind the pitching of Hind,
who gave but six hits. Eagles meet
tomorrow night at 1885 Ridge place
southeast.
Mcridans tried hard to overcome
the slight lead of Brookland Boys