Evening star., 1927-04-25

a in the sports department of the
4 \ Post to complete organization
of the Capital Cities League.
Managers of these clubs as we'll as
pilots of other mines that would like
to get franchise are asked to at
tend: Eastport, Severn, Reina Mer-
cedes, Silver Spring, Shamrocks, I'm
ion Printers and Georgetown A. c.
One of the games attracting most at
tentioH was that between Shamrocks
and Chevy Chase in which the former
was victorious, to /. Cullinan and
Sans, Shamrock hurlers, held rival
batsmen to 5 hits while the Harps
touched Frisby, starting Chevy Chase
pitcher for all their runs in the first
four innings.
Rialto and KeniIwOrth mines also
waged a 6-to-1 fight yesterday with
the former finishing on the long end.
The victors hoped to 3-tally lead
in the first inning and were always
ahead.
Reaching two Silver Spring mounds
men for II hits, National Circles sur
prised by scoring an 8 IS 0 triumph
yesterday over the Silver Spring, Nd,
team, the lineup of which includes al
number of veteran players.
Mohawks jOurneyed to Alexandria
yesterday and downed the A. B. & w.
team, formerly the Dreadnaughts, 5
to 2. A policeman was on the job to
stop the game il admission were
charged or a collection were taken.
Neither was attempted, however, and
the afternoons quiet was broken only
by the noise of the Mohawk bats,
which were responsible for Is hits.
A triple play featured the Mount
Rainier-Louden A. G. game on the
Marylanders' field, which went to the
former, 10 to 5.
Arlington Bearcats Overcame Ku
Klux Klan in an interesting 4-to-2
game.
Not only did Elbert Johnson pitch
a fine game for Seabrook yesterday
against Elliott A. c. of this city on
the nearby Maryland diamond, but he
smashed a two-bagger with one on in
the eleventh that enabled his team to
triumph, to Z. 1t was a nip.and-tuck
fray all the way. Vermillion, who re-
lieved Brown on the firing line for FL
lotts in the seventh, when the score
was tied at runs, held the home
club scoreless until the eleventh.
Pop Kremb's Liberty A. C. base
ballers will meet tonight at Pop's
home at 718 Taylor street at 1880
o'clock. All players, including new
comers, are asked to attend, A pitcher
desiring regular work is still sought
by Libertys. The team is planning its
annual field day on August 27 at Clark
Griffith Stadium A few Saturday
dates on the Liberty schedule are still
open. Cali Pop Kremb at Columbia
4165-J.
Cr0Ome, Md, tossers downed Marl-
borO, IL to z, at Croome. William
Garner. winning pitcher, was un-
steady in the opening inning, as were
his mates, and the visitors scored 5
runs. After that, however, the Croome
team braced, and Marlboro was able
to count but 2 more runs the re.
| mainder of the game while the home
club was rolling up IL.
Chambersburg team of the Blue
Ridge League may have three former
members of the Shamrock nine on its
roster this season. They are Tommy
| Hook, catcher; Pick Hamel, pitcher
anu lHiteldeII anu JACK MaIllnSly,
third baseman. Hook and Hamel have
left for Chambersburg and Mattingly
will join the team May 2.
Smashing Is hits while McMullen
| was holding Lansburgh batters to
just two blows, Brookland Juniors tri.
umphed over the former, to /.
Powell and B0wles, hurling for
Brodts nine yesterday, gave Pohanka