The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-04-21
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CHAMPS
BY George A. Simpson


The Georgetown S "A. c., Dis
trict unlimited independent
champs, is not regarding the
Bond S nine with any naughty
air, but is apprehensive as to
the outcome of tomorrow 3
game with the Clothiers on the
Georgetown University Fresh
man, field at 3 o'clock.
The Bonds will present q group
OF YOUNGSTERS who know their base
ball scallions, while the champs
will show q collection of veterans,
with few exceptions. warren
FiIleary, business manager or the
Georgetown "A. c.. has completed
arrangements to handle capacity
throng.
This Bonds outfit is tough" OBJ
served Pete Haley, Georgetown a.
C. pilot, today. IT'S p hard.Work-
ing gang of kids and they'll give us
quite an afternoon SUNDAY
Pete Haley has led the George
town Al. G. TO championships
last year and i'm 1925 and also
named the KnicherbOcISers,
1925 District sandlOt kings.
Most Of the 1925 KnickerbOckers
are members OF the present
Georgetown A. G.
Boss Earle Moser, of Bonds, indi.
Gated today that Jerry Augustine
or Bob Pollen would pitch against
tha west Enders. Ellsworth Tay.
Ior or Spencer Hart will be on the
,raceivinr end. The infield will in
cl,,de Merford Harding at first,
Eddie Elliott at second, Bus Freed
~ Nelson coIley in short. and Bill II
Barlta at third. Tommy David VIII
roam left field, Sam Harvey IN
center field. and Pat Collins or
Earle Mos6r in right field.
Henry Phipps, Dick Hughes q
T.aftv Kuhnert WIN twirl for the title
holders. with Bus HaEer or SQUIRE. :.
Charles On the receiving end TOOK
TayIor ri hold down the lnltl lal
sack George 0erte1 viii handle sec
ond. Bobbie Robbins viii be IN snort
and Jack Mattingly will be statloneo
at the far post. Marcus Caaconas
viii take left field and Charles
Murray right field, with either Lou
Hollis or Pepco Barry in center.
brownie T,emerise's Alexandria
Dreadnaughts will be hosts to
Him McNamara's Jewish Com
n,mnitv Center nine i'm q game
afsrfif1g At 3 o'clock at BagEett
FipId In Alexandria, Va. Man
ager Lemefise has added
saT1utch'' SmithsOn. former
Shamrock gardener, and his &C.
nulNifiOn will bolster the Big
ssDo club. Bob Lyons viii prob
Ally climb the hill tomorrow Tor
the Virginians.
TAddv Otte escorts his Kennedy
A G 70 Fort Leonard Wood, Md,
FOR contest with the soldiers. 1t
VIII be the first contest OF the year
for the Kennedy tOssers. and Otte
hopes that his hirelings will return
with victory.
THE Cherrydale baseballers win be
4ha guests of George Deuterman
A. B. and w. on the Arlington Va.l
grounds in a contest opening at
O'clock. This should develop into
heated fracas. az two hostile Virginia
mines are mixing.
Willie ANDREWS. cDteI " Ulo
National Circles. leads his dia-
GltOnd hand over 20 Addison,
Va. for q battle with the def
fereon Fire Department tossers.
The veteran Andrews, who was
an athletic star many years ago in
Canadian lacrosse, hockey and track
circles, believes his National Circles
will cop the unlimited crown this
year.
The Addison A. c.. who are again
being headed by hoy ingram. will
invade Alexandria, VA, for brush
with the st. Mary's Celtics. Wilbur
lefty" Stevens. who did not grant
a hit in the four innings he worked
against the Chevy Chase Bearcats
last Sunday, will probably toll in
the box for Addison.