LaFlamme ofColgate May Pitch BattleMaroon Ace Sought by Byrne to Face BeardedStars TonightOpener Is WalkawayHouse of David Nine Registers 10 to 3 Victory in First Contests.Smarting under the sting of *. 10-3 defeat last night at the hands ol the House ol David bmball team, Jack. B..rae was casting about this afternoon 10 the quest of a hurlcr who „)ay be able to stop the attack of the Bearded Knights ol the diamond in the second and final game of the seibcrling nine’s series with Grover Alexander’s bop tonight at Camillas It appeared likely that ’Red” liiFlamme. ace of Colgate's hurling stall, would bo the hurler.LaFlammft S6 now at Carthage, «nc« he wlU pitch summer baseball ior Johnny Barr.es- fine team and ir.-asmuch as Barnes’ aggregation is no. scheduled for action tomorrow It ap-likely that the northern team’s manager would grant Byrne s request and send LaFlamme here .n an effort to halt the winning strear. or the House of David.WJilskerinOB put their game oiTice in the first four Innings^ last slight, taking quick advantage 01 t-.e lact tkat the Selherllngs were not accustomed to night play under flood lights. Swinging efc?hy, wUn no attempt to hit hard, the House of David players connected Hy _ba-, lust long enough to clear t J The outfielders playing back, rms-ludged them and then could' hot come up last enough to take them m-“Suster” Miller, pitching lor -he House of David, team, came lhrouE“ with a shutout performance in eignx. innings and then Alexander, eriter.r.Rthe box without a warm-up. tossed the ball up for one innings, the 5e.-herlings connecting with his offerings for five hits and three runs.Alex, frankly, was making no great effort. He has reached the stage where shutout innings mean nothing to him and he isn’t going to extend himself unless it is necessary-Joshed a bit after the game, the old *tar frankly declared himself.-Get in there and make it close tonight and 111 show you how scarce hits can be,” he said,If I am protecting a score or a one or two-run. lead. I'll still be handing out a cipher now and then. But I am not going to throw the old arm off when, we arc 10 runs ahead, you can't do that, you know, and expect to pitch CTery day.”In Harrison, third haseraan, the House of David uncovered one of the finest infielders that Syracuse has seen in years. He came up with two sensational fielding plays and also connected for three hits.The big feature of the contest, however. was a pepper game put oa by Pitcher Miller and two of the infielders. tossing the ball up to Catcher Bledlng at the bat. These four did more vanishing tricks with a baseball than any quartet that ever worked in that fascinating warm-up game. Miller being the bright star ol the exhibition. He car. do tricks with a baseball that would do credit -to veteran professional jugglers. The c score:BOTJS5 OF DAVID ! 3YRNB-SE3ERL1NG ab rhoi cb r k o »LaPIeur.Cf 3 3 13 0 Crouse. 2b 502 13Karrls’nAb 4 2 3 11 Darrrti.sr 4 0 0 0 0Taff-s.rf 5 3 2 J P.Dt.vr.lf 4 1 i 3 0trcksiia.lD 5 3 2 10 Burr..‘.lb 4 l 2 • 0Jacctbf.cf 4 0 2 5 0 D.Mil’r.p.ri 4 0 1 4 0 j ,Ath'tos.Jb 5 113 SH-jCski.ff 4 0 1 4 0 ]BI k'acr.ss 5 0 11 STisi’r.s.rf.c 3 0 0 2 0Blridlr.s.c 4 10 4 3 a-JBi*r.c?.3i 3 0 0 2 0B.Mi'Jtr.p 4 0 0 1 5 'itcrsas 10 10 0Urrison.S 3 0 1 S 0Lusdv.a 10 10 0Totals 33 1-3 13 57 131 Totals 35 3 1127 S •Salted for Rursar.cr InSense of David JStfSnnn n i3Br.-=e-S*tberiiar....- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3— 3 trwrs-AfiiSentr. Damtt. Miller. Lar-Tisca. Taro-base kits—La Fhiif. Ta..cs. Crosse. Three-base hits—Jacobs. Heckman. Stolen bases—La Fleur. Harrison. B’eidlvt 2. Sacrifices—Harriton. Jacobs,Dacsc't. T.jnmoas. Uft ca biies—House of D'.rid 4. Brrse-Selberlins C. nils—OS d Miller, 12 la * innlass: off Lunar, o In 1 Isr.inc: oil B. Miller, 6 in 8 saa^ts: off Alexander. 5 to 3 innisss. Pm***Off Lirrboa 5. Wlsi-.he pitcher—B. MJlt.. Loslas p.tchsr-I. MIMff. Umplres-Mes-TiMP Oa cttint—* hour*-