Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-05

With three leagues promoting nu-
merous games here today and still
more numerous Independent games
carded, Washington's Sandlot dia-
monds will not be without plenty of
activity unless more rain is on tap.
Capital City, Inter City and Pet
worth Leagues will draw their usual
crowd of interested spectators, but
independent contests have not lost
their SAVIOR.
With the advent of June, the anna
teur and semi-pro players are ready
to get down to earnest work despite
the fact that the weather still is I'M
settled.
One of the most important games
at this stage of the race, will be
played in junior ranks. when Man
haitian and Anacostia Eagle Junior
mines combat in what is practically
q championship battle. Neither OF
these teams has been defeated this
season. They will meet on Fairlawn
diamond at 3 o'clock.
Kennedy A. c. will attempt to re-
sumo where they left off in a game
with Silver Spring several weeks
ago, when rain halted fracas be-
tween the teams with Kennedys
leading. These two teams will play
on Wheaton diamond at o'clock.
Due to the cancellation Of Union
Printers, who go to Alexandria to
meet the A. B. & w. Busmen, District
Heights will engage Donohoe Motors
nine on the District Heights field
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Both
teams have been winning regularly.
Red SOx are scheduled for trip to
LaPlata this afternoon, where the
, team representing that town will be
met at 8 O'Clock SoX want games
with Virginia and Maryland teams.
Write Manager J. w. jenkins, 81
South Carolina avenue southeast.
Black SoX will not face an easy task
when Bottle Cox trots his Mohawks
diamond charges on Union League
Park Field this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock to open a twin attraction.
Some old rivalry will be revived
this afternoon when Cherrydale and
Arlington Bearcat mines meet at Ar
lington at 3 o'clock. Bearcats have
been disposing of the best teams in
this section, and are considered favor
ties in the renewal of the annual
battle with the Cherries.
After taking the scalps of two
Alexandria teams this season. Ku
Klux KIansmen will invade that town
this afternoon to play st. Mary's
Celtics, hopeful of keeping their
record clear in the Virginia town.
BaIlstOn A. C.'s winning streak is
threatened today when Glover A. c..
| nine from the southeast section will
furnish the opposition. Ballston has
been undefeated since the opening of
the current season, and will send it's
strongest lineup into the fray.
Either Jenkins or Downs will get
the call for Cabin John this after.
noon when Texan A. C. opposes that
team on the Johnnies' diamond at 3
| o'clock. Texans defeated Seat
Pleasant and sherwood in their last
| two starts. Games with out-of.town
| teams are wanted by Manager Albert
| Passion, manager Of Texan A. c.. Gail
| Potomac 1856.
Visions of an thinning battle weeks
ago in which Seabrook defeated
! Elliott A. c., to 6, will hover around
Seabrook diamond this Afternoon
when these teams meet at o'clock
| Willard Clark, Seabrooll ace, and
Underwood are scheduled to start or
the mound.
At meeting Wednesday night al
the home Of Conrad Helms, Penrose
A. c.. Of Arlington County, Va, will
| reorganize. Players signed and can