Evening star., 1927-05-30

| ing teams of various classes, giving
managers an opportunity to size up
the mines in the District and nearby
| Virginia and Maryland.
BY fathoming Frisby's slants for
| five runs in the eighth inning, Addl'
son A. G. gave Chevy Chase sur
| prise 7-to-4 setback on Friendship
| field yesterday. Brown hurled stead
| lily for the winners. Grady's homer
! featured Addison's attack. :
Slamming II hits for 30 bases. Ku
Klux Klansmen battered their way to
a 11-to-S win over A, B. & w. Busmen
| at Alexandria yesterday. Wormers-
ley and Hatcher aided with circuit
| drives.
| Collecting Is hits, including homer
| by Manager Brooke Grubb, Silver
| Spring somewhat upset the dope by
| defeating Union Printers yesterday,
! 10 to 6. Lyons weakened in the third.
when six Silver Spring runners rushed
| over the counting station.
Seventeen runs i'm four innings ac-
counted for Ballstons 17.to-6 victory
| over Sauber's Rialtos yesterday at the
Virginia town. Gutenberg and Ben
Sauber tried in vain to halt the slug.
ging Virginians. Goldsmith led at
bat, with four hits in as many tries.
Louis Rose played the Ruthian role
! for Terminal Icemen yesterday, con-
tributing a pair of homers to give his
| team a 5-to-4 win over st. Martins.
Lucas allowed the losers but five hits.
The game lasted 10 innings. the losers
counting one in that frame. but the
Iccmen retaliated with a pair.
With the aid of home runs from the
bats of Wiedman and Dewhurst,
Mount Rainier defeated Donohue
Motors yesterday. IL to Z. although
outhit. 10 to 9. Baldwin was effective
in the tight spots.
Cabin John dealt out the first de-
feat of the year to Pop Kremb's Lib
erty A. G. nine yesterday, coming
| from behind with three runs in the
last two frames for 5to-4 victory.
Shoots held Fredericksburg to nine
| hits yesterday while Arlington Bear
| cat batsmen were gathering 13 to win,
| I to 5. Conner starred for the win.
| ners, with four hits in as many times
! out.
Thirteen means nothing to Boiling
Field Airmen. who brought their
string of victories to that figure yes
| terday at the expense Of Sarepta a.
c., 4 to 3. Dodd, pitching for Sarepta,
allowed but three hits. but as many
errors by his mates We're costly.
Forty runs, 90 of which were cred
tied to District Heights, tells the
| story of that teams victory over Ell
liotts yesterday. Pitchers were in de-
mand Hazelton, with six hits in a
half dozen appearances, featured at
bat.
r. Jenkins allotted five hits to
Biadensburg yesterday, while his CO.
horts were nicking Hill for 10, to
give Red Sox a SO decision. W. Jen-
kins and Cleary contributed six equal
ly devided to the Sox cause.
Capitol A. G. registered 9-to-1 vic,
tory over Park View yesterday on the
latter teams diamond. Frederick was
touched for 13 hits, while w. Jones
! limited the losing batsmen to TO-
Thirteen hits were combined to
count as many runs to give Motoc
A. c. a 13to5 decision over AleXan-
| dria Firemen, No. 4. yesterday.
Auth Seniors defeated Freers, to
| 5, yesterday Dick Keefer's single in
the ninth, chasing two runs over the
plate, sewed up the game for Auth's.
Franconians defeated Pirate A. c..
to 8, yesterday Murphy famed II
of the losing batsmen.,
Foley held Cedar Grove. Md, nine
| to hits yesterday as Hilltop A. c.
registered a 3-to-2 win. F.. Edinger
led the batters with triple and
homer.
Maryland 4. G. opened three-game
card with a victory over Crescents
yesterday, 13 to 4. Ryan limited the
! losers to six hits.
HyattsviIle added two more wins
| yesterday, defeating Western A. G.
8 to 1. and Triangle A. c., to 2.
hits in the nightcap.
BIadensburg was not extended to
| defeat Riverdale in the first of two
games yesterday "A to 2.
Stephan A. c. defeated Hyattsville
yesterday, 16 to 13. j. Costinett hit
| two Homers for the losers. Moorebauer
! also hit circuit drive for Hyattsville,
and Smith got one for the winners.
Johns and Harrison led Epiphany
batsmen in a 11-to-10 win over Col
legiates yesterday.
A home run with two on in the
ninth sewed up a 7-to-3 victory for
Marion A. G. over Southeastern Elk.
! pressmen yesterday.
Holy Rosary nine outslugged Robins
| I ii
De Palma pitched well in the pinches
for Rosary.
Aztec Juniors waged an uphill bat
| tie to defeat st. Marys yesterday. 5
to g. Walker contributed home run
to the cause.
Registering four runs in the eighth,
Washington Grays turned defeat into
12to-10 win over Del Ray.
Burns Insects defeated Nungessor
A. c., composed of fathers and broth
crs of the Burns players, yesterday, Is
to II.
Wayerly Juniors suffeed an upset
! at the hands of Peerless Juniors yes
rerday, II to 10.
! Paxton's hitting and the fielding of
| Kreb featured Edgewood A. C.'s win
over Washington Independents yes
/ terday.
GOssett held Atlantic Juniors to 2
hits yesterday, and Moose Juniors won
| another game. to /.
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