Evening star., 1927-03-25

~ EPARTMENTAL LEAGUE Of
4 ncfaIs expect to announce
n definite plans for the season
H. following meeting of the six
clubs this evening.
Post Office, Treasury, Veterans
Bureau. Agriculture, Bureau of En-.
, craving and Government Printing Of
fee. were represented in the league
last year, but 1t Is feared that one
or more of these teams may with
draw from the loop.
The league officials have taken pre-:
cautions to fill any vacancy which
may occur. The league will have
six clubs as in former years. Little
difficulty will be experienced in secur-
ing other teams to replace any that
may withdraw.
Kennedy A. G. will step into the
unlimited class this season. Edwin
Jordon, president of the club, 5415
Illinois avenue, wants. games with
clubs in nearby Virginia and Mary
land. The Kennedy nine is booking
heavy schedule. For games call
Manager Ottie at Columbia 1379-W.
National Circles, who made a bid
for the District Independent unlimited
title last season, will make plans for
o'clock at the home of Manager Willie
Andrews, 320 Fourth street northeast.
Manager Joe Bresnahan will send his
Aloysius Club Seniors through their
first drill on Sunday morning at II
o'clock in the rear of the club. The
team will be selected from McCiowan,
Pepper, Fox, Clancy, Mulroe. Sullivan,
Maley, Davis, Hallett, Dooley, Foley,
SterIings face stiff opposition to.
morrow and Sunday. They will meet
the Peerless team tomorrow on No.
10 diamond and the following day the
Checker nine will be engaged at 2:30
o'clock on the same field. The follow
ing players are asked to report: Rus
sell. Lombarti, Redding, Kelwig,
Bragg, Pulluns, Stanford, Sheafss
Scheer and all other candidates.
Times. Herald Juniors will meet Tate
A. G. on the East Ellipse diamond
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
following Juniors will report: Katzell,
Madigan, Worck, Lamkin. Greenburg,
Reilly, Fort, Lyons, Kerrigan, Carroll,
Angelo, Gayehager, Hoffman. stea
and Feldman.
CrandalI Midgets will select the team
tomorrow morning following prac-
tice session on the field at Michigan
avenue and Quincy street. All candi-
date are asked to report including: K.
Harris German, A. Miller, G.. Wilson,
Pryor, Ferguson, NJ. Harris, Nau, Nc
King. j. Herman, Cornell, Danforth,
Webb, Wright, Crane, F. Herman.
WinsaIls are scheduled to practice
Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock on
the Seventh and o streets field. Mana
ger Lewis wants all aspirants to re-
port in addition to Sherman, Ryan,
Tracey, William, Mendan, Singman,
Bennett, FL. Reid, A. Reid, Abel, Sled
man.
Arrow Midgefs viii play the Cres-
cents tomorrow on No. diamond and
on Sunday they will meet the Rom
mel Midgets on the same field lat IL
O'Clock The Arrows meet tomorrow
night at o'clock at the home of
Manager Shapiro. 1400 North Capitol
street.
Adolph Siegel has been elected man.
ger of the William Hahn nine. The
team will enter the newly formed
Merchants League. On Sunday the
candidates will workout on No. 3
Monument field between and
o'clock.
Anacostia A. e. viii practice tomor.
row afternoon at o'clock on Anacos-
tia diamond. Manager Paul Goodloe,
2J10h Sheridan road southeast. is
anxious TO secure games.
Pitchers are being sought by the
Comet A. c. The team will workout
Sunday at the HyattsviIle High dia-
mond. at / o'clock. All candidates are
asked to report.
Coca Cola Midgets and Manhattans
will open their respective seasons by
opposing Sunday afternoon on dia-
mond No. 4, at / o'clock.
Friends here have received word
that Milton Cole. 221S Pennsylvania
avenue, who starred with the Ameri
can Express, Westover and Emerald
teams here, was seriously injured in
an automobile accident in Chicago.
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