Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-30
ARMY MEDICAL CENTER nine

ARMY MEDICAL CENTER nine
n Yesterday knocked the dope
II awry by upsetting, to 2, the
4 \ hitherto undefeated Ross Coun-
Gil team in Section B Of he
CAPITAL City League. III another big
surprise, Douglas A. c., runner-up IN
the flag race and which had lost only
one game prior to yesterday, fell before
Army War College in a 7--6 eleven
inning battle and lost great chance
to tie the leaders. Ross Council now
has won ten games and dropped one
and Douglas has bagged nine victories
against two defeats Auths drew 10
half a game behind Douglas az eight
wins and two reverSes by scoring over
Cioyers. ii to 6. Eagles got a forfeit
from District Heights.
Pitching of Suttenfield. who limited
Ross Council batterS to three hits,
was largely responsible for Army Medi-
cal Center's win The Medicos counted
ore tally each in the second and fifth.
Army War Colleges win over Douglas
was notable In that 1t was the first
league victory to be achieved by the
former Douglas A. c. tied the count
at 6 all in the eighth and contTived
70 hold Douglas scoreless in the ninth
when the latter had three on with
on the mound for the winners and
cid well Douglas used three pitchers.
Taking a fve-run lead in the fifth
inning Auth's were ahead all the way
fl their game with Clovers.
-Four teams. Aztecs. Hartfords Kauf-
mans and Brown e. Wood, are tied for
the lead IN the second series of the
senior class league as the result Of yes
terday's games Each has won two
games and lost one. In the tits yes
7. T. Keane, to 3; Aztecs scored over
Hartfords. 9 to 4, and Brown e. Wood
got Cd win over Auths.
Wiles' clever pitching was vital
fsctor In Kaufrnan's victory over
KeareS. kaufman hatteTs bumped
Oehnann for IL hits.
Fulner's hurting had much to do
with Aztecs turning back Hartfords.
wl7o were leading the flag race until
yesterday Fuller also hit briskly
Thompson, Hartford pitcher, was hit
freely.
Auth batters could not solve the
offerings Of Tack Ensor, pitcher for
Brown H. Wood, and the latter hit
opportunity.
trimming bf00kIandSs 10 q, IOTln~
tnianS gained virtually an unshakabie
hold on first place In the Junior Glass
League with eight wins against no
defeats. Montrose's pennant aspira-
tions were jolted by Miller Furniture
Co. which registered a 81 triumph
over the former. In other contests
yesterday Lindbergh downed Jewish
Community Center to 4: Calhouns
nosed out Hadleys TO 8; Congress
Heights routed Coilegiang. 10 TO 0.
Corinthians were IA yictors over
BrockIands and Aces ran away with
Libertys, % 10 l. Though yesterday IS
games ended the regular league
schedule. il will be- several weeks before
ali postponed contests having bearing
on the first division can be completed.
What nine will represent Washington
an the American Legion base ball
regional series title play at Baltimore
August T. 9 and was 10 be decided
this afternoon when Lincoln Post team
and Sam Rices, representing Costello
Post. were 10 clash at 4:30 O'Clock on
the East Ellipee. A. win for Lincoln
Post will give 1t the championship in
the series in progress here among
midget class teams Of Capital City
League with five wins In as many
starts, while Sam Rices can tie Lincoln
by winning TO-DAY. IT Rices win, a
single game viii be- played tomorrow
between the two 10 decide the title
Lincoans took their fourth straight
yesterday. cFubbing PO%hatans. l6 10 8.