Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-06

- leLIC CiuD ONCE IilOIH IItSb bllG JGot
yesterday and now leads the
L way in the race for District in
dependent sandlot diamond
honors for 1928
Twice yesterday his charges turned
back Chevy Chase Bearcats on Friend
ship Field in decisive style, TO and 81.
Smith and Phipps held the ChaSemen
at their mercy, while the Western slug
gers nicked Grub and Schneider at
timely moments. Barry and W2rber
enlivened things with circuit blows.
Bill jenkins Red Sox continued piling
up wins by taking two from ScaggsVille
yesterday, and Silver Spring tossers
avenged a previous setback by winning
oyer Cherrydale. 7 to 4, although the
Virginians led in hits, 10 to IL. Both
Ball and Mccarthy were touched freely
With Herndon Fairl0us leading, to 0
In the seventh inning, Jefferson Fire
men disputed a decision and walked of
the field. FairlouS were awarded the
contest Hilltops dropped gruelling
battle to Annapolis, Baltimore &
Washington Busmen. to 5, and Mary
land Athletic Club outslugged Seat
Pleasant Firemen for a 7-to-4 victory.
Beymers twice humbled Monroe A. c.
diamonders and University A. c. took
n decisive
ington, to "a BY hitting Roberts
offerings for three runs in the second
Hess A. c. won from Berwyn A. c.. 4
to /.
Probably the most unusual contest
PLAYED in local circles yesterday was
staged by Lionel and Coleman Jennings
midget mines. Forty-four strike-outs
were recorded. Paul Poore, Lionel
hurler famed 81 of 81 batters to face
him. and Frank Carter and Kaplan,
Jennings twirlers, accounted for a score
more, Carter getting l3. Lionels bagged
the contest, to 2.
Lanham A. c. nine continued Its
winning streak yesterday at the ex-
pense of Ma Cheseldine'S Modern
Woodmen. It was the tenth straight
triumph for Lanhams, who are book
ing at Potomac 2570-J.
Yesterdays results:
Georgetown A. c.. 7-S; Chevy Chase,
o.
Takoma Tigers, s: Hiser's AlI-Stars, 4.
Hiser's All-Stars, 8; Terminal Ice
men, ).
Red Sox, 5-23; Scaggsville. Is.
EdmondS' Art Store, 8; Mount Raj
nier, 6.
Dreadnaughts, 10; Haymarket, 6.
st. Mary's CeltieS, So; KennedyS,
1-3.
Herndon Fairlous, 8; Jefferson Fire
men, 0 tforfeitedl.
Ianham A. c., 6; Modern Wood
men, &.
A.. b. g. w. Busmen, s: Hilltops. 4.
Silver Spring, Z; Cherrydale, 4.
Maryland A. c., !; Seat Pleasant, 4.
Beymers. $40: Monroes, 4-3.
Fort Washington. "a; University
A. C., 6.
Cabin John Junior Order, 2; Trive-
lab, A. C.. 0.
Bond Bakers, SO: Rockville A. c.,
Ala.
Pesworth A. C.. Il: Addisons, 0.
Quantico, 6; Columbia Enginemen. 5.
Petworth Yorkes, Is; Petw0rth
Eagles, !.
Dixie Pigs. 1872; Stadiums, 81.
Bowie Motormen, 8: BlOomcr Girls, 3.
Allied Roofers, "a; OIympies, IL.
Black Sox, 90; st. Joes, So.
Isherwoods. 5; Congress Heights, l.
Hartford Seniors, Is; Capitols. 2.
Hess A. C., 4; Berwyn A. c., l.
Lionels. 8; G. Jennings Midgets, 2.
Saks KroydenS, Is; kentmores, i.
Corinthian Midgets. 8; Colonials, !.
Corinthian Midgets. O.; Crescents, T.
Brentwood Hawks. :; Liberty A. C., 3.
Barnes MidgetS, Is; Post3lS, /.
Capitol Midgets. 8; Dartaways, 6.
Potomac Insects, 6; RusseilS, S.
Indian Insects, 10: Marberry, 2.
Indians, Z; Allieds, 4.
Ted Otte will meet his Kennedy A. C.
! players at his home 52I3 Georgia ave-
nue.. tonight at o'clock Ted is well
| pleased with the showing his charges