Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-29
MINES ACTIVE TODAY
IN PRINCE GEORGES

HYATTSvILLE Md, July o8.-To-
morrow will be an exceedingly active
day for sandlot base ball teams in
Prince Georges County.
Contests are scheduled in jus. about
every section of the county.
In one of the most attractive tits of
the day Hyattsville All stars will en-
terrain Phoenix A. G. of Washington
In double header in Riverdale Park.
starting at $50 O'Clock Phoenix is one
OF the three teams which he's beaten
the Hyattsyilie club this season.
Mount Rainier tossers will play hosts
TO Stadium A. c. OF Washington on the
field near the District line at 3 o'clock
Berwyn has listed the sturdy Takoma
Tigers of the Capital City for an en-
gagement on the Berwyn diamond
At Brentwood the Hawks will engage
Rex A. c. Of Colmar Manor.
Triangle A. c. will entertain Gam
Drills, Nd, toSsers in double header
at Largo.
District Heights nine will have as its
guest at District Heights Ted Otis
Kennedy A. c. club of Washington.
Sturdy foes In the southern section
Of the county will come together when
Marlboro engages Brandywine on the
lattels diamond The Marlboro team
is 10 hold meeting Monday night at
8 O'Clock in the fire house there
Clinton 4. c., which drubbed La
Plata nine. 10 10 6. on the lattcr's
diamond last Sunday. win again meet
La Plata nine tomorrow, at Clinton, AT
3 O'Clock.
Indications are that the number of
teams in both the mems and women 5
Prince Georges County Duckpin ASso-
Citations will be increased the coming
season II now appears the mems league,
which during the past season operated
IN two section Of 10 teams each will
have next Winter ~ combinations In
each section. The women's league,
which had SIX teams last season. which
was its first, may have twice that num-
Der when competition begins In the Fall.
August "a has been set for a meeting
10 formally organize the mems league
for the season. Each manager at this
time will be required 10 submit list OF
members Managers are asked to i'm
mcdiateiy begin organization OF their
teams, When the list has been COM
pleted IL should be submitted to John
II Higcr 1T the Arcade Bowling Alleys,
where ii win be- posted ~ order that
managers may ascertain boWlers Nho
have not been signed
Charles Ross has been appointed
, chairman Of committee IN recon-
mend changes in the bylaws Of thf
i league These recommendations viii b.
submitted at The August n meeting
Richmond Reciey. 0utneider, with al
+ average of .355, Ii leading regular play
ers Of HyattsvilIe All Star nine 1T the
bat Reeley, playing IN 10 games haf
+ got % hits out Of 81 times at bat
: Oscar and Henry Hiser brothers. stand
/ second and third with marks Of 34a
/ and .338, respectively. Chase with III
average Of 1913 and Belt with ,30l Gre
! next In lire among the regulars
/ Bert Shelby. utility player, who has
| accepted so chances without an error
! for percentage Of / 900 and Tom
Belt. catcher who has made only foul
I miscues IN lI9 chances for .967 aver
age. are ranking iieidefs.
Eddie Mar0sy is the real leader among
the pitchers, having won eight games
and lost three Chase and Biaden hag,
won four and three games, respectively
and neither has suffered loss.