Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-24

Wv YITH another team in line the
n Potomac Park League
NV would be ready to begin
plans for the season.
President A. F. Koch has
called a meeting of the team officials
next Monday afternoon at O'Clock,
at Tumble Inn, Nineteenth and
streets. with the hope that the De.
partment of Commerce or Interior will
send a representative.
Navy, War, Shipping Board, Labor,
State and Public Buildings and Parks
have announced their intentions to
enter teams in the race.
The league has secured the west
diamond on the Ellipse for this Sum.
mer.
Sport Marts will present a formid-
able lineup in senior ranks this year.
The following candidates have been
asked to report on Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock on the Brookland field for
practice: Walter Landry, George Av.
cry, Arthur DeZendorf, James Burke,
Eliot Noyes, Bill Fisher, Paul Hoddi-
mott, Aubrey Sisson, James Harmon,
Jack Weidman, John Holden, Roy
Voorhees,, Stuart Ball, Lon Jones.
Thomas Trodden, Robert Bean and
Warren Swift.
An Insect league, for clubs playing
weekday ball only, probably will be
formed today. Tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock a meeting will be held at
927 d street for the purpose of form
ing a Midget league also. Vic GauZZa
is organizing the loops.
An important meeting of Pop
Kremb's Liberty A. c. base ball squad
will be held Monday night at his resi-.
dence, at 718 Taylor street. A cap.
tain will be elected ard plans for the
season completed. All players are
urged to be on hand. Libertys, who
are continuing to drill each Saturday
and Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, on
the Iowa avenue playground, will play
their first game April 10 in Alexan-
dria, against Motor Go. No 5 team.
Additional games for April and May
are wanted by Libertys. Call Manager
Kremb at Columbia 1851.
Yorke Props, seeking unlimited
laurels this season, will organize to-
night at the home OF the manager,
Pop Jewett, 329 Webster street, at
7:30 o'clock. All candidates in the
Petworth section are asked to attend.
Manager Jewett is depending upon
| his last season stars to- return to the
fold. They include Baggett, Mitchell,
Mcbride, j. Richards. Jewett, Colvin,
Bell, Sherman. Koenig, Stoe, Shreve,
Madison and Casey.
Several vacancies in the CONNER.
| cial League are expected to ba filled
tomorrow night, when the loop of.
| ficials meet at 927 d street at
o'clock. All former teams and any
others wishing to join the circuit this
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| Election Of officers and other business
will be transacted.
Southern Railway unlimited players
will practice Sunday afternoon al
1870 o'clock on the Terminal Y. NJ.
! c. A. diamond. The Southerners are
expecting the following to report
Ball. Causey, Hill. Sheehy, Green
Nally, Madigan, Scrivener, Reid, II
Richardson, S. Richardson. Howder
Upton. Snellings. Langford and
! Owens.
| COIIegian 4. E. nine and The Eve
ming Star Juniors will open their
respective seasons on Sunday after
rson, when they meet on Plaza field
at 1870 o'clock. Grist, Frye, GLADDEN.
Cochrane, Hengstler. Risler. McKen
| zie. Brown, Stull, Adams, An1idon and
| EVANS VI the (OllePldIlS VIII report
at Sixth and A streets northeast or
| Sunday at noon.
| Hoffman A. C., l6.year-0ld champs
Of Baltimore, are anxious TO book g
double bill with a local team in thai
class for April "a or any suitable
date. Hay Kelly, considered the bes
young hurler in Baltimore last sea
son, does the pitching for the Hoffman
team. Games can be booked through
Mickey McKenna, 1923 Barclay street
Baltimore.
Capt. Joe Demnla Of the Winnon
A. G. diamondeers will lead his clul
against the r. T. Keane nine on Sun
day. The kcane team will play thu
Strayer's Business College on tin
West Ellipse diamond, Saturday at
. O'Clock.
Twenty-Five players reported f
Manager John Mcintosh last nigh
and Lotus A. G. prospects are yer.
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