The Washington times., 1929-06-03

was the slugging star for the win.
ners with three out of four, one Of
which was a four.ply wallop that
scored two mates ahead of him.
Sunday the Celts open a five-ga ne
series with the Fredericksburg Elks,
an old.time rival.
The Park Lane A. C. won a well.
deserved game from the Fairfax
Firemen by a 9.to-6 count. Henry
Hiser led his Hiser All-Stars to q
double triumph over the Canton
Community Club. of Baltimore,
to and 8 to Z. Hiser hit a homer
to give his team the final two needed
tallies in a five-run rally in the last
inning of the final game. The Ku
Klux Klan bowed to Foxalls. 6 to 5.
When Stevens doubled in the
eleventh with two mates aboard
he gave the Addison A. G.
well-deserved 5-3 triumph over
Mount Rainier and furnished fur.
ther proof Of the old saw about
pitcher winning his own game.
In the Ii innings he allowed
only four hits.
Cabin John Junior Order won a.
81 thriller from the Red Birds, scol,
ing their winning run in the ninti
after the Birds had tied it up in til
first half of the same inning with
pair of taliies. Berwyn walloped tn
Wreco nine, 1913.
F. Jones' pitching staked the Jep
ferson Firemen to a lis win ovS
Silver Springs. Sax KroydOns wdG
from Petworths. 81. in the tenth.
Corinthians scored over Samosets,
Ga. St. Joseph's A. c. took the
Black Sox into camp twice. 7.6 and
80, Harrington winning the first
one, while Lunox applied the white
wash brush in the nightcap.
Cy Mcdonald was in excellent
form and blanked the Triang;es
for the Petworth Yorkes, so. Cy
allowed just two hits, both singles.
Cherrydale batters went on
rampage and smashed out 21 safe
ties off three Friendship pitchers.
When the boys picked up their bats
and went home the Friendship club
was on the short end of a 19.to-7
game. Minke, Riley Bowman, King
and Harrison did the heaviest hit
ting for the winners.
Coiliflower's pitching was much
too much for Galesvilie as the
Bond Bread Co. registered, 60. Four
hits were all Colliflower permitted.
Ran1blers knocked off Cadillacs, II
to 4, with King and Follin hitting
homers for the winners. Lem
Owens Pros added the A. B. and w,
Busmen to their string Of victims,
Lem pitching his team to a 7.l
victory. Lionels took Webcos into
camp. IA, Grimm pitching and hit"
ting we'll for the winners. The
Georgetown A. c. nine, composed Of
players from Georgetown and the
Hartfords, won their first game
from Laurel. II to 2. Bill Flester
Is manager Of the team. Hess A. c.
scored a well-earned 4-3 victory over
Leonardtown. Havener's hitting ana
Hayes pitching being material aids.
LiOneIs and vic's Sport Shop
share the lead In the Junior divi.
sion of the Capital City League,
each having won three and lost
none.
Both were easy winners yester.
day, the former defeating Potomac
Juniors. 1877, and the latter wallop-
ing Langley, 20-5. In other games,
Mardfelts beat O'Brien's. So, Tv
Cobbs walloped Calhounds, ia. and
Murphy-Ames triumphed over Co
rinths. 10.
White Haven A. c., behind
Robey's steady pitching. defeated
the Virginia White Sox, 1913. Ana
costa Eagles started scoring in the
third inning and never stopped to
defeat the Monroe A. c., 1877.
Mackays ran away from Screen A.
c., 24-5. Ajax A. c. scored over
Mavis. Al. and st. Paurs got eight
of their runs in the last three in.
nings to beat Poston, 10 to 1.
Phoenix A. c. took over Hume
Springs. 1872, and Capitol Heights
Junior Order lost to Eastport, IL to